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Archive for November, 2014


Cuban Ballet

Meet Laura Rodriguez from the Camaguey Ballet Society. Her dexterity is put to good use here to demonstrate Cuba’s narrowest street to be found in Camaguey. Ballet is extremely popular in Cuba and their main star, now retired, is Alicia Alonso who is featured alongside other famous Cubans on www.Cuba-Famous.com

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Lada Cars in Cuba

Ok. We know you want one! but we can only offer you a ride in this odd Lada chop-job. The owner was a sheet metal worker by trade before becoming a taxidriver. Lada Cars are everywhere in Cuba. The reason for this is that the Soviet Union and Cuba were strong trading partners until the Soviet Union collapsed […]

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Guantanamo Cuba Tourism

Things move reaaal slow once you get outside our major cities in places like Guantanamo. Come and slow that pace of life, relax and enjoy Cuba! This photo was taken in www.CubaGuantanamo.com

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Havana Cuba Tourism

Havana Capital Building at night, what a delight! Recently restored, sections of the building are now finished and returned to their original splendor. Havana is the centerpiece of everything Cuba represents and a popular destination for travelers to our island. Will you come to get those first shots of a rejuvenated Capitolio Havana? www.CubaHavana.com

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Hatuey Taino Indian Cuba

Hatuey a Taino Indian was feared by the colonizers of the Americas. His brutal attacks on the Europeans who were invading his territory are stuff of legends. You´ll see his face all over Cuba because he’s a national hero too! Learn more about the Taino Indians at www.CubaGuama.com

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Guama Cuba Tourism

Guama is the lake district of Cuba. There’s a whole ecotourism center here with individual thatched homes on each tiny island. How about spending a night or two in www.CubaGuama.com when you come to Cuba?

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Granma Cuba Tourism

What a coincidence! We took this photo in Granma Cuba and the gentleman pictured is ready the national newspaper also called Granma. Visit www.CubaGranma.com now to learn about this historic city.

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Cayo Saetia Cuba Tourism

Nope this is not the Serengeti its Cayo Saetia in Cuba! This unusual island was once an African style game reserve. These animals imported to Cuba in the 1960s seem to have liked there new habitat because they’ve multiplied in massive numbers and are literally everywhere! Take a look! www.CubaCayoSaetia.com

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Escambray Mountains Cuba

Our Escambray Mountains are a vibrant jungles punctuated by soaring peaks and Cuba’s highest mountain Pico Turquino. But, when you come to explore Cuba and visit these regions you´ll realize why our public transport in these parts are these six wheel drive trucks! Visit Cuba’s mountain region now www.CubaEscambray.com

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Guardalavaca Cuba Tourism

Guardalavaca means Guard the Cow. We´d probably prefer to have called it guard the hammocks but, it’s too late! Find out how you can relax yourselves on these at www.CubaGuardalavaca.com

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