 | Santiago, Cuba |
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... - two anthropologists travelling with their two young children from the states. They explained the situation with the airlines - Cuba received a few airbuses from Venezuela recently so domestic air travel is nowhere near as sketchy as it once was.& ...
... the course of our trip. I rebounded quickly enough and we got to the bus with time to spare. The price to Santiago de Cuba was 33CUC each. Kara & Leigh showed up a few minutes later - they decided to go to Cienfuegos on the same bus ...
... following us waiting for us to crack and get in - the heat was soooo intense! Lesson learned: don't wander the streets of Santiago de Cuba in the midday sun. HOT! (As Ross would say, only mad dogs and englishmen go out in the midday sun....) ...
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Backpacking in Cuba, Nov-dec 2009?
Posted on Sep 30, 2009, 08:30:43
... frequent traveler to Cuba in general Cuba is a safe place. The countryside is safer than the big cities Havana and Santiago. It is wise to avoid at night the small backstreets because robberies and pickpocketing happen. Fluency in Spanish is an advantage ...
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US looks to loosen Cuba travel embargo
Posted on Apr 10, 2009, 06:02:28
... feel discrimanatory. Cuba has some of the most beautiful undersea vistas I've ever snorkeled through. Huge fan coral waving, and tropical fish all around. And the food, great. (Sample it in Tampa and other spots if you cant make Santiago or Havana.)
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