Hotel Camaguey Cuba

... seems a good option. Tomorrow we drive in leisurely manner to TO, spend 1/2 a night in a hotel (early departure) and then fly south to Camaguey. A busride through the countryside for 1 1/2 hours brings us to our hotel at Playa Santa Lucia. ...

... , bei Playa Ancon, gibt es einen schönen Strand. Von Trinidad aus fahren wir durch das Tal der Zuckermühlen nach Camaguey. Camaguey ist ruhig mit kolonialen Gebäuden in einem gemütlichen Zentrum mit ein paar Touristen. Anschließend reisen wir ...

... mountains (hiking for couple of days) i will arrive to trinidad for a couple of days. From there by bus to Sancti Spiritus, Camaguey, las tunas, bayamo. From bayamo i will cross la Sierra Maestra (+ couple of days of hiking) and arrive to Santiago de Cuba ...

... and although we were probably one of the last to check in, we were still in plenty of time. Flight went straight to Camaguey and after a quick disembarkation we were out near the two waiting buses. Glitch numero dos! Our hotel wasn't open and we ...

... servesa to pass by the time. The scenery is nice on the way but its sad to see how bad the poverty is there. Once we reached our hotel we left our bags and my mom and I went straight to the Scuba Dive shop next door to see if we could go diving that day, ...

... too much time on the beach in Cayo Guillermo, we started driving too late and it became dark before we reached Camaguey. Driving in the dark in Cuba is terrible. And driving into a bustling town in the dark on a Friday night is worse than terrible! It ...

... a bit better, before having a drunken swim until 4.30am in my boxers! After about 5 hours sleep we were up and on our way to Camaguey to drop the girls off for a coach to Cayo Coco for a few days (via Cielo de Avila).  We stopped of at a random ...

... They were even more interested in hearing our own views about the world and our countries...   Walking the streets of Camaguey was confusing...The roads are shaped like a labrynth, complete with sharp bends and curves. Anyway, I decided ...

... of this rather than 5-10 pounds worth!! You will never find enough local food places or shops willing to accept it from you!! Camaguey 14th - 16th September Made wrong decision on bus here to follow a Spanish guy who found us a cheap casa to stay at, ...

... not on you but on them and they accept the risk in order to earn some dollars! I passed the long central road, stopped in Camaguey, a colonial city full of old churches and beautiful squares. I rent a private car and reached Coco beach, not far from Santa ...

... (steam train through beautiful sugar-cane valley, crystal blue water and white sand beach and cobblestoned old town), we headed to Camaguey.  Here we finally tasted the famous Coppelia ice-cream (5 cents a scoop) and watched the locals hit the ...

After Habana, we took a 9 hr bus ride to a town called Camaguey. Along the way we passed many small villages. Well, now THAT was stepping back in time - no cars, people ride bicycles or horse and carts. It was truly bizarre to see horse and carts used for ...

... Santa Efigenia cemetery where famous musicians and former presidents are laid to rest. We continued onto Camaguey, another Unesco world heritage site ( I think the whole of Cuba is) where we did a bicycle taxi tour around the city.  We did this ...

... Castro and Che Guevarra (a chess, but significant enough to be considered as the kick off of the revolution). Outside the hotel, on the next corner is the nicest place in Havana, the place of the cathedral: a  large paved area ...

... for lunch (pork, rice and beans) at a very non-touristy place somewhere on the Carraterra Central between Florida and Camaguey where they seemed a little surprised to see tourists and almost as surprised to receive convertible pesos in payment. The drive ...