Cuba: Day 6 (Part 2)

November 25, 2010

El Malecon, the seven kilometer oceanside pedestrian walkway, can definitely be seen as the heart of La Habana.  It is a place where minutes easily melt into hours, a place where you can leave all of your worries behind as you watch life pass you by, a place where the Caribbean saltwater air kisses your lips and intoxicates you.  No trip to La Habana is complete without at least one visit to it.

As we strolled down the walkway we saw all types of scenes — we saw men fishing, children swimming, lovers embracing — all while the waves of the ocean broke furiously against the wall.

Once we made our way to the end, we all agreed that we were exhausted from the intense Cuban heat, thus we decided to retire early for the day in order to save up some energy for the adventures that awaited us.  It was time to leave La Habana and see more of Cuba!

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Andi Perullo de Ledesma

I am Andi Perullo de Ledesma, a Chinese Medicine Doctor and Travel Photojournalist in Charlotte, NC. I am also wife to Lucas and mother to Joaquín. Follow us as we explore life and the world one beautiful adventure at a time.

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16 thoughts on “Cuba: Day 6 (Part 2)

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  2. Samdrup Sam

    Life is a dream, your dream is full of adventure and it fills you with happiness, each time you get to adventure of change. Like your post.

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  3. Krista

    Love the pic of the fishermen – especially the guy leaping into the water. 🙂 It feels so real, like they could be my buddies whipping their shirts off and leaping in to cool off. 🙂

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  4. inka

    I get the Cuban feel every single day in Miami, yet have never made it there. I will, soon, even if I have to go in a roundabout way. Love the image of the saltwater air kissing your lips. You are a poet.

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