Cuba Travel Guide: Cuba Libre! Let the Cultural History of Cuba Guide You Through the Authentic Soul of the Country

By Carlos Fernando Alvarez

Discover the Majestic World of Cuba. Find Out Everything You Need to Know Before Packing Your Suitcase!

Cuba; the place of the infamous Cohiba cigars, the

• Language: English
• Publisher: Carlos Fernando Alvarez
• Release date: May 2, 2024
• ISBN: 9798869354396

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CUBA TRAVEL GUIDE

Cuba Libre!

Let the Cultural History of Cuba Guide You Through the Authentic Soul of the Country

Carlos Fernando Alvarez

Table of Contents

CUBA TRAVEL GUIDE

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Getting There

Chapter 2: Money Matters

Chapter 3: That Thing about Accommodations

Chapter 4: Transportation Options

Chapter 5: Where to Go and What to Do

Chapter 6: Where to Eat in Cuba

Chapter 7: Internet in Cuba

Chapter 8: Scams to Avoid – Keeping Safe in Cuba

Conclusion

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Introduction

Now that you have booked that long deserved holiday to Cuba, it’s time for you to learn about the many interesting places to see, things to do, and places to explore in this country. You have to admit that it is indeed a beautiful country albeit with an intriguing past.

The country has actually been a popular travel destination for many foreign tourists. They have been visiting this tropical country for years. It’s one of the countries in the Caribbean that have only been recently in the American tourist radar, but yeah, tourists from other countries have been frequenting the place for decades. That is due in part to an economic embargo.

Visiting Cuba is like going through a time warp. You will find a lot of the old school buildings still up and running, the beaches are absolutely great, and you’ll find a lot of antique 1950s cars. It’s like everyone here is stuck in that decade – the 50s I mean.

You can walk through the bustling streets and meet the lively people first hand. Another popular thing to do here is hiking up the mountains. One important thing though is to learn all there is to know about tobacco – yes, they make some of the best cigars in the world here.

Traveling to Cuba can be confusing – and downright challenging to a lot of folks – that is why this guide was put up. In these pages you’ll learn about the great places to visit, where to stay (and where to sleep cheap!), where to go out, fun things to do, how to stay safe, money matters in Cuba, where (and what) to eat in this Caribbean country, and pretty much all the other fun stuff like diving and all the other things. Yes, traveling to Cuba can be pretty expensive too – so we’ll include a few tips so