Our last stop before heading back to Havana was Las Terrazas. This beautiful town was established as

Enjoying the natural fish pedicure at one of the ponds at Las Terrazas! Such a weird sensation but worth waiting for.

Mmmmmm fresh coconut - so fresh that the barman climbed the tree to get it!

Some of the houses that make up the small community.

Las Terrazas is now recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

To top it all off we got to stay at the Hotel la Moka, a lovely hotel in stunning location and some great views from the bath tubs!

Really tasty Cuban coffee served at Cafe de Maria - especially the frappe.

Spotting Cuba's national bird - the Cuban Trogon with the same red, white and blue if the flag.

After 149 days, 11 countries, 4 continents,22 flights, 24,000 miles, 8 weeks voluntary work, 125 blo

Back to Havana for the last time this trip. Our final casa, with the now familiar endless flights of

Our week exploring Havana and Western Cuba by land was complete but Saturday marked the next leg of

Back in Havana - We really didn’t want to leave Las Terrazas, it was so pretty and scenic and the ho

Our last stop before heading back to Havana was Las Terrazas. This beautiful town was established as

Following two wonderful days in Vinales, the Cuban checklist covered,and with an increasing understa

Vinales Our next full day in Vinales started with a four hour walking tour through the famous valley

After a good nights sleep at the casa and a typical Cuban breakfast of bread fruit and eggs we start

We arrived in Havana on Saturday 2nd December after an early flight from Toronto Airport. After care

Back in the land of wifi and shops with stuff! Cuba was a fascinating place. The guide book said to

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