On our way to Playa del Este we encountered more propaganda signs. We each had our eyes glued to the taxi windows in case we should see one, as we were completely enamored!
In the parking lot at the beach there were a myriad of cars that just oozed coolness.
Although, there was one that captured my heart, simply because of its color.
The funniest moment of the trip occurred later when we were at the beach. I was engrossed in my sunbathing when Marc announced that he would be back in an hour with both a kayak and food. I thought he was joking (you know those Aussies and their sense of humor) and was just going for a walk. However, to my delighted surprise, he returned an hour later with exactly what he promised. Where he found a kayak in Cuba, one will never know?
The food though consisted of: chips, baby food, and melted chocolate, as that is all he could find. The next photo is proof just in case you did not believe me.
After we devoured the “food,” Kristin and Marc then kayaked in the ocean leaving me some time to digest the trip thus far.
Love the last shot! Plus, what a perfect car for you! Love it!
That gun billboard will forever remain my favorite billboard of anywhere in the world…anti-American? Perhaps. But all the propaganda was just so damn funny!
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These pictures are so beautiful! I adore all the bright colors and the cars are great!
I love how you captured so many perspectives of Cuba.
wow, another purple car. They always seem to have these retro cool color painted car. Very interesting and I like how you bring us back to your trip through your photo essay.
Far out- those billboards are intense. The beach and water look so amazing. Thanks for sharing your time in Cuba; one of the first things I thought of when I got my Aussie passport is that now I can check it out!
I’ve really enjoyed these posts on Cuba, such a fascinating country. Outside my window is about 3 inches of snow; that last picture is almost enough for me to pack my bags and head to Cuba.
I love propaganda signs, when I was in Vietnam you could buy them and it’s still one of my favorite souvenirs.
OMG, those cars are AWESOME! I would have picked the purple one, too 🙂
Nice pictures! Americans still can’t go to Cuba without sneaking in though, eh? Or did Obama change that?
I am learning SO much about Cuba through your posts. I’ve found all this entire trip of your absolutely fascinating. You can tell so much about the culture through what you’ve written, your experiences even as a tourist, and the pictures!
do those cars work?!?!? oh my gosh such a throwback! & while i’m not a huge water person – yes, i could float endlessly in that ocean pictured above.
Omg! That last photo is just perfect! I would love to visit Cuba someday. These pictures really fuel our wanderlust. Thanks Andi!
You and your P.I.C. have really sold me on how beautiful Cuba is!
I like the styles of the old, classic cars.
You’re right, just too cool.
That water is absolutely STUNNING, Andi! Wow, just love that picture. 🙂 And those old cars are fabulous!!! 🙂
I love the pictures and love the billboards they are very interesting even if some are very anti-american.
I also love those cars & girl don’t play that pink one is the best one. We would look great driving around in it~
Hi Andrea! Wow – I love your Cuban series! By the way, I must say – I want to dive into your picture of the cristal clear water, seriously!
Ahhh Cuba….. still on my list to do. Will hopefully get there next year.
AWESOME POST!
Wow! That last shot is amazing. I am loving your series of articles on Cuba.
Love the cars, fabulous!
Gorgeous post!
Gorgeous post and pics!
Gorgeous post!!!
Sigh… Wish I was swimming in that water right now!
PS. Who’s the music this time??
Gorgeous post!
Those cars are so cool! The baby food? That’s another story… LOL!
Thanks for the information! I have been into this for a while. Your post was really helpful! 🙂
awesome post 🙂
Viva Cuba!!!
Love it!
Quite a beautiful website!
The purply pinkish car is also my favourite photo! Would you recommend bringing your own snacks while on tour in Cuba? I don’t think i’ll enjoy eating baby food as my lunch.