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Puff on a cigar as you watch the Cadillacs roll through Havana, or recline on the Carib beaches and wonder at the sweeping inland rainforests. TourHQ has plenty of guides at hand in Cuba.
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I'm the Owner/Founder of Gio's Cuba Photo Tours. My friends call me Gio. I have been a guide ...
My name is Maria Karla. I'm originally from Viñales, Pinar del Río, Cuba but since I started my ...
I working as a tour guide since 1996 working for different cuban government tour companies.Now ...
I am passionate about guiding, I have worked as a tour guide for 8 years, but I have been working ...
I am a retired English teacher and have been touring since 1990.We offer tours to Cienfuegos ...
"¡Hola! I'm Jose, your spirited guide to the vibrant and enchanting island of Cuba. With a heart ...
Hi everyone my name is Ali. I'm graduated from psychology but I work as tour guide since 2014. I ...
Hola! I am a local guide specializing in customized guided tours of Central Cuba ...
57 años, hombre, hablo 3 idiomas. No fijo precios. Hago un paquete de acuerdo con el ...
Hello there!!! First of all, I want to thank you for checking at my profile and consider me to be ...
Hi everyone! I'm a graduated translator and interpreter on English, German and Italian languages ...
I'm a Dentist and a tour guide. I have been working in a lot of Companies like Guruwalk and Airbnb, ...
Hello my name is Rey, I am 27 years old and I love being a tour guide. It has been my dream for ...
my name is HUmberto Linares and I am a professor of Spanish language and Cuban History.I ...
I am a young person, I am 22 years old and I have two years of experience doing tour in my city. I ...
In Havana, clusters of 1950s US Cadillacs cruise up and down the Caribbean seafront boulevards, while in the backstreets the sounds of salsa and samba issue forth from the paint-peeling façades of old cantinas and rum bars, twisting and turning in the hot, tropical air. Away from the city, palm trees and dune shrubs sway in the wind and the sleepy beaches of the Guanahacabibes Peninsula still echo with pirate legends and colonial mystery. This, is Cuba.
But, while simply soaking up the atmosphere of this heady and happy country is enough for most, no truly interested traveller should miss the UNESCO Site at Trinidad, a sprawling relic of the old Cuban sugar trade, while most Cuba tourist guides will recommend at least a short trip to the famous hills and waterfalls of mountaintop Soroa.
For foodies and fun lovers, the bars, cigar sellers and curious amalgam of European and Latin cuisine that’s touted by street sellers in the capital will no doubt be a major draw, while for those in search of a little rest and relaxation, let’s not forget the beaches; Cuba is, after all, in the Caribbean.
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