Havana Cuba. 952. SHARES. Share on FacebookShare on Twitter. Cuba is one of those places that had been on my travel radar for a while. Which is no surprise – it's probably on yours too. read more
Personally, I find traveling alone more exciting than traveling with a group of people. It is always easier to meet with people, go with the flow and feel the local life. I just got back from Havana, it is a great place. Security-wise, Cuba is probably the most secure places that I’ve ever been to. You just don’t feel any thread at all. read more
Do not mistake this deference for affection either. They might meet you and like you, or dislike you. That is completely unrelated to the deference I mention. One example: if you are in Havana and you are white, affluent, or both. You can walk right into the Havana Libre hotel even if you are not a guest. read more
Since more Americans traveling to Cuba is fairly new, getting the proper information about how to travel to Havana was tricky for me, so I took detailed notes from my trip in hopes that the lessons learned will make it easier for you. read more