OMG, we’ve landed in Cuba!! My adrenaline is on overload knowing we’re visiting a country that has been forbidden to US citizens for 50+ years. This island has always intrigued me and I can’t believe I’m actually here!! I’m beyond excited to finally be adding that Cuban stamp to my passport. We’re staying in Habana …
Enchanting cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages, pastel-colored buildings, inviting plazas… this is Trinidad, Cuba’s colorful colonial city. Being one of North America’s best preserved historic towns, it’s vast center covering 50 blocks, is often referred to as the “museum of Cuba.” And even though Trinidad is definitely on the tourist track, it hasn’t lost its charm… …
Sitting on the southern coast of Cuba overlooking the Caribbean Sea, Cienfuegos has earned the nickname, “Pearl of the South.” As you come into town, you might wander what type of pearl they are referring to, but be patient. The beauty of this carefree port city lies in the small historic center, with its colorful …
Just 90 miles from the southern most tip of Florida, the spirited island of Cuba is so close… but yet for Americans, has been so far. At least for the past half century. But it’s not just the fact that travel here was forbidden that makes this country an intriguing destination. It wasn’t until travel …