Go caramelo!
There are many ways to explore Viñales. Since we’d explored the surroundings by foot already, it was time to be creative and find another way. We’d seen some ATV’s on the side of the road. They looked brand new. It was worth checking out. The owner said they were only…
Travelling within the restrictions
Travelling in Cuba was very different from travelling in any other country I’ve visited. There are a lot of rules when it comes to tourists. How much of it all is true and how much is legend I still don’t really know. Tourists have separate transportation and you were not…
Primero de Mayo
International worker’s day is celebrated in Cuba. In my own country it is not a thing, so I didn’t know what to expect. There was meant to be a parade, but the information we were given was vague, everyone basically gave slightly different details. All we knew was that something…
Weekly photo challenge: curve
This snake was on our path on a hike in Cuba. I love the way it curves like a windy road climbing steeply up a mountain.
On top of the jungle
Nothing was planned and it bothered me. On top of that there was miscommunication between me and my travel buddy and so my day started with an argument. I was not feeling like spending a day together. The one big thing left to do in Baracoa was to climb El…
Weekly photo challenge: Numbers
No idea who lives in this house, but number 4811 has a lively bird.
Going with it
Playa Larga was put on my Cuba itinerary because I really wanted to do a day of diving. It’s located in the Bay of Pigs, where the US tried to invade Cuba in the 60s. It was a very short stay, but I got my dives in. And just look…