Leaving Cuba for a brief moment, the Cuba Cruise sails to Montego Bay. This stop provides an opportunity for people who can fly directly to
Month: April 2015
M is for the Malecon in Havana
The Malecon is a road in Havana that runs along the sea and connects old Havana to other sections of Havana. Many colonial-style buildings line
L is for Laundry
I am not sure why, but pictures of laundry can be some of a photographer’s most interesting pictures. Here are some of my favourite laundry
K is for Kicking back with rum
It is so easy to Kick back with a drink made from rum in Cuba. How many different rum drinks can you find in Cuba?
J is for John Lennon
Cuba loves revolutionaries and some consider John Lennon an adopted son. You will find many portrayals of John Lennon as street art around Havana. I
I is for the Isle of Youth
The Isle of Youth, or Isla de la Juventud is the largest island in the Canarreos Archipelago (Archipiélago de los Canarreos) chain of islands located to the
Cat Starr Astral Traveller 