Reiseblog Kuba

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 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 ...

Near Caibarién, an open-air museum with old locomotives from around 1900 beckoned — a stop, wild and nostalgic, before we continued on to Remedios, a contrast between past and journey. The locomotives were cool to look at, and some actually ...

After Caibarién in northern Cuba, we headed south again with a stop in Santa Clara — a place, wild and steeped in history, where Che Guevara became famous in battle and where his grave rests. Naturally, his myth and heroic deeds are ...

After a night in Santa Clara, we headed south by car the next day toward Trinidad, the colorful UNESCO World Heritage town — a destination, wild and vibrant. The drive through the Topes de Collantes National Park was no less impressive, with its ...