by Kate Hartshorne of GoNOMAD
Trinidad is one of Cuba’s oldest settlements, it is both beautiful and fascinating in its history, architecture and natural beauty. From the city and the mountains, to the ocean, there is so much to see and do.
by Kate Hartshorne of GoNOMAD
Cuba should be on the top destination list of anyone who claims to love travel. It is an excellent place to visit, full of beautiful scenery, fascinating history, and some of the friendliest people anywhere. It is both easy to get to and unbelievably relaxed when you arrive. And yes, it is legal for Americans to travel to Cuba!
The U.S. and Cuba share a history and geographical proximity that serve as threads in a rich, dynamic, and deeply interwoven cultural fabric. Cuba's undeniable influence on American culture has persisted for decades, from exclusive Cuban cigars to world-renowned stars in entertainment, music and sports.
Cuba has been on my bucket-list for years, so I naturally craved an unforgettable experience once I finally arrived. I wanted to see the vintage cars and salsa dance in the streets, but I also wanted to immerse myself in authentic experiences...
Growing tobacco is an art that requires a delicate touch, attentive care and persistence. In Cuba, growers take their craft very seriously and treat the process with utmost respect. The island offers cigar aficionados and novices alike the unique opportunity to intimately witness the creation of this national treasure.
The last bastion of undeveloped Caribbean beauty is a sanctuary for many species that have disappeared from all other places on earth. Aptly nicknamed “The Pearl of the Antilles,” Cuba boasts the largest expanse of unharmed reefs, swamplands, and rainforest, as well as the greatest diversity of plants, birds, and marine species, in all of the Caribbean.
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