Villa Pupi Y Norma Vinales
Calle Camillo Cienfuegos # 8, Vinales, Pinar del Rio, Cuba Vinales, Pinar del Rio, 0010, Cuba
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Countryside Cuba
... I promised to keep his event in mind and moved on only to be approached quickly by another man who casually invited me to another event in town…He re-approached me ten metres up the road and offered his services as a tour guide, city tour, lots of information, taxi maybe. When I refused to showered me with compliments and asked if he could have the woven cord around my wrist.
Por que (why)? I ask him. As a souvenir to remember you by. But it’s mine. ...
A Walk In The Country
... they have these tiny little cute bats and our guide Julio was really interesting to talk to about everything from flora and fauna to everyday life for a Cuban.
After so much exercise (hey! This is me…. I am getting better! LOL!) I spent the afternoon doing photos and updating the offline blog.
Tonight we are going for dinner on “the farm”. This is some eco-friendly thing but it is situated on ...
Chalets and chickens
... br>
She promised us that she cooked the best lobster in Cuba. She might be right. Maribel has a one table in her garden and we sat there whilst other members of her family continued with building a wall to provide more shelter (in our minimal experience, Puerto Esperanza is quite a windy place). Virtually everything that she served, including the mango juice and the after ‘dinner’ cigars was their own produce, or at least in the ...
"The cave home of Che Guevara ..."
... a sight of special historical and cultural significance, this is also a location where you have a chance of finding another of Cuba’s more difficult birds, the Cuban Solitaire.
The drive was pleasant and easy, being almost entirely rural with the only settlement of note being the village that everyone seemed to refer to in English as “Horseshoe Crossroads” which has a certain rather rakish ring to it.
The vicinity of the ...
A Little Bit of Country
... people were eating dogs and scavenging birds. They are such lovely people, but they endure so much. Thankfully, tourism has been a blessing to a lot of people. As we’re nearing the end of our trip, we’ve been able to donate the clothes we no longer need and other things which has been good.
Just to make it that little more unforgettable, the local police put their car into the wrong gear and ran into me instead of reversing – luckily no injuries ...


