A to Z Ports: Havana, Cuba Sailing into the port of Havana as only been open for four years on a cruise ship has only
Tag: Havana
S is for Stables
Stables? That sounds like a strange topic for a travel blog, but I love horses. So this post is really about horses. First stop, Stockholm,
L is for La Habana Vieja
For last year’s challenge, I wrote about Cuba. I just couldn’t let this year go by without another quick visit to La Habana Vieja —
Y is for Yemanja and other Orisha
It is very possible to see practitioners of an Yoruba-based religions, typically called Santeria by many people, while travelling in Cuba. Practitioners honour the spirits
X is for “X”tras treats at Antilla Cuba
You probably won’t find Antilla on a map of Cuba. It is a very small village in Holguin Province. It is mostly a farming and
W is for Walled fortresses
Both Havana and Santiago de Cuba have fortresses originally built to protect Spanish interests from raiders and pirates. While each as a longer name, both
