Hotel Gaviota Villa Cabo San Antonio
Guanahacabibes Peninsula, Pinar del Rio
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Hotel Gaviota Villa Cabo San Antonio Pinar del Rio

Guanahacabibes Peninsula Pinar del Rio, Cuba

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Visiting Cayo Jutias and the star fish beach

A travel blog entry by marisablomerus

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... him. It is so strange for us that somebody just ask you for something. We learned during our time in Cuba that is not a strange concept for them. They are not shy to ask for anything that is yours and sadly a lot of Cubans think you as a tourist owe them something or ought to give them something since you are better off than them. This was especially true for Havana.
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Rum, Natur, und Motorschaden

A travel blog entry by flowgrow

... russe), raph (aussie) und hamisch (kiwi) kennengelernt... .
ziemlich nette typen ziemlich betrunken (vorallem der russe) und am naechsten tag haben wir uns gleich wieder mit ihnen getroffen - den ganzen tag in der bar gessesn und bier getrunken... .

dann haben wir am naechsten tag ein moped ausgeborgt und sind damit bis zu einem 60km wiet entferntem strand (cayo jutias) durch die gegend gecruist - ...

Taking a trip up to Pinas Del Rio

A travel blog entry by jennykelly

This is a top pick!
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... However, I was pleased that someone had been enterprising enough to think of it and get busloads of tourists to come there to eat and drink. A cowboy came riding by on a Brahman bull, that was unique too, worth a tip. The food was OK. The driver had warned us that the menu was limited but we could have chicken or pork with beans and rice, chicken with rice and rice or pork with beans and beans, or any combination of the above.

Forth ...

Transportation Trials and Tribulations

A travel blog entry by mardow

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... br> The ride out was great, if a little loud - mostly due to the Reggaeton being played out of the car speakers. We had to pass through a little patrol area which scared me a little as I didn't have a passport copy on me, but luckily the man waved us on and we continued our way to Cayo Jutias.

What a beach! We were greeted with a nice long stretch of white sand and crystal clear turquoise waters. I know its beginning to sound boring when I mention ...

Cuba libre cont´d...

A travel blog entry by lingo83

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... into the large puddle that moments before we had all walked through. Aw, how cute.

The last night in Viņales we spent at the casa, drinking with our hosts. They kept telling us off over and over again for not eating dinner at the casa. It was a bit annoying actually. Itīs a strange situation because you are staying in someoneīs house so you feel like a guest who is obliged to do the hard yards like eat together, clean up etc. But we were ...

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