After our trip to Cayo Coco, we set up camp in Caibarién for three nights — a cozy spot nestled between beautiful beaches and charming towns like Remedios, wild and inviting. On the first day, we drove out to the nearby islands with the ...
After a stop in Morón, we finally headed to the nearby island of Cayo Coco in northern Cuba — a journey wild and exciting, crossing a 20-kilometer causeway built 30–40 years ago at Fidel Castro’s request to boost tourism, a ...
After the Sierra Maestra, the beautiful beaches of Cayo Coco were next on our itinerary — a change, wild and inviting. In between lay a long stretch from south to north through a very rural region where sugarcane plantations shape life, a contrast ...
As mentioned in the previous article, the Sierra Maestra, alongside the Viñales Valley, was the most beautiful landscape on our road trip across Cuba — a region, wild and overwhelming, surrounding Cuba’s highest mountain, Pico Turquino, ...
The Sierra Maestra was, alongside the Viñales Valley, the most beautiful and impressive landscape we saw in Cuba — a region, wild and majestic, known from the pre-revolution era when Fidel Castro and his followers hid in the jungle, evading ...