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Summary of Cycling in Cuba

Roads and traffic: There is more traffic in Cuba than there was 20 years ago, but still much less than in other countries. Generally trucks and cars brake and wait to move safely around bicycles. Of course there are always a few exceptional drivers who... Read More

By |April 8, 2023|2023 Cuba|

The Gritty Side

Dump road I love Cuba, but it isn’t always easy. Independent travel here is very doable, but I wouldn’t recommend it for everyone.  The food shortages are the hardest on the locals, but they are felt by everyone who is not staying at a resort.... Read More

By |March 4, 2023|2023 Cuba|

Birds

The birds we have seen and heard along the Bay of Pigs has been outstanding. Up until yesterday we were lucky enough to see most of Cuba’s endemic birds, with the exception of the Cuban parrot. Gord continues to add that we also haven’t seen... Read More

By |March 2, 2023|2023 Cuba|

Difficult Times

When we were travelling in Cuba twenty years ago all of the hosts at our various  accommodations voiced support for the government.  The Special Period, a time of economic hardship after the USSR dissolved and Cuba lost its sponsor, had ended and there was optimism... Read More

By |March 2, 2023|2023 Cuba|

Traffic

Cuba has the most diverse traffic of any place that I have travelled.  There are cars, of course, more than there were 20 years ago, but still far fewer than in most countries.  The ‘50s classic cars, a stereotype of the country, still do in... Read More

By |February 27, 2023|2023 Cuba|

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