Iberostar Gran Hotel Trinidad

... all good sites, it spoke of the revolution and days before. It went right back to the slave trade days. As an added bonus, this place also had a tower so we took the views in again.

Once done, we wondered the streets some more, but as it's so hot here, we jumped in the car, whacked the air-con to full and hit the beach. It was nice to cool off before dinner.fter food, we went back to the Casa de la Musica, the music and the dancing were good, but realistically ...

... and explains the number of artist studios that are scattered amongst the cheap tourist shops. The artists are a special addition here inspired by everything that moves or not. The city is alive in spirit reflected by man's attempt to put his emotions on a canvas that will never die. A reflection of soul surrounded by the sounds of soul. I understand how Hemingway was inspired to create the masterpieces that only Cuba could hold within. Feb 19, You can visit Trinidad in a ...

... as the valley opened up in front of us from Trinidad and we made our way towards the park through farmland then up very steep grades for which we were often in 1st gear. I cannot compare with Spain but impressive nonetheless. We paid our 6 CUC entrance into the park and started off on our hike to see the falls. The sign said 45 minutes but it took us longer than that. After about a half hour into the hike we both looked at each other and wondered the same thing. Does this ...

... d learnt and made him know in English, in no uncertain terms what I thought of him. All we watned to do was have our drinks and food in peace in the shade where the barman said we could. No ways we'd be going back there!! A bit further on we saw a crab and stopped to take some pics. ANOTHER security guy came sauntering over. Nix immediately asked whether there was problem. No problem he says. A few seconds later he asks "Where you from? English? Spanish? You two so ...

... been to one before I'm not really sure what I'm looking for and wonder if I'm supposed to just knock on the front door of the given address. I decide against it and wander the main road, stumbling across a 'bar' that does a couple of 'snacks'. I sit and eat cheese omlette, while being hassled continuously by people from the street wanting to sell me papers, sex or requesting me to give them my baseball cap. Not knowing what to do with myself I keep sitting and reading until an ...

... not least because of the vibrant Casa de la Musica at the top of those steps with a real night club behind. I say a real night club because it was only when the power failed that we realised there was no roof and we could see the stars - thank goodness because there is no such thing as a back up generator. Each town has a CdlM and a Casa de la Trova - I am not sure what the difference is meant to be - but we spent some good times in bo

Ok here is a typical day in Trinidad, Cuba. - Woke up at 4am by a rooster outside my window. - Perfect Beach Weather -Walked down the street to pay a different third price for the same amount of bread purchased over the same amount of days. - Handed over the money for some water which was then checked to make sure it wasnt fake. I then checked that money handed to me. - Local people where still drinking at 11am in the morning. - Made some peanut ...

Trinidad This is the UNESCO World Heritage town in south of Cuba, it's about 500 years old. It's a very nice place to visit, the main attraction in the region. It wasn't very busy any time I was there. There's a market open in the middle of town selling crafts and odd souvenirs during the day and a slight trickle ...