Pics from Cuba...

[goldfly]

I recently had the chance to visit Cuba and went legally through the treasury dept on a person to person visa from Miami to Havana. The flight is 43 minutes :lol

anyway, here are some pics:

[Runnin]

Awesome pics.

Were there no other tourists?

Were those goat heads?

[MrShwag]

Amazing pics, thanks for sharing.

[50PoundHead]

Thanks for sharing the pics. Looks like a wonderful and interesting trip. Any chance to talk with the locals about the prospects of increased activity between he US and their country?

[goldfly]

Awesome pics.

Were there no other tourists?

Were those goat heads?

there are good handfuls of European tourists

i believe so

Thanks for sharing the pics. Looks like a wonderful and interesting trip. Any chance to talk with the locals about the prospects of increased activity between he US and their country?

yeah, talked to a lot. they were really excited about the embassy opening and better relations with the United States. Was giving them a lot of hope of a better future if things kept getting better etc.

was an amazing time to be there

[Tapate50]

Awesome pics. On the to do list, jealous fo sho

[goldfly]

came across this in Santa Clara:

[BedellBrave]

The shape of some of those mountains remind me of some near Rio. Great photos.

[goldfly]

The shape of some of those mountains remind me of some near Rio. Great photos.

the area around Vinales reminded me A LOT of Vietnam

was almost weird looking at it

thanks

[Krgrecw]

Hows the cost of goods in Cuba compare to Here?


Good pics

[goldfly]

Hows the cost of goods in Cuba compare to Here?


Good pics

like basic goods? can get meat that is slaughtered and cut right in front of ya for pretty cheap but the price is controlled on meat from the gov't

bottled water for 1.5 liters from a shop is like 75 to 90 cents depending. get around where tourists are and it is like 2 to 3 dollars.

i would get up in the morning and go to the lady selling sandwiches and coffee out her window and it cost me 4 cents for 2 cuban coffees and 50 cents for a cuban sandwich (ham and cheese)

gas was around $4.20 a gallon which i was really surprised about it being that high

any specific thing you are looking for on price?


thanks


also, here is the passport stamp if anyone is curious what it looks like: