Weird Ways to Travel #27 Vintage American Cars, Cuba Old American Cars on every street of Cuba These super cool old cars looks like they should be in a museum ! Ive never seen cars like these before, inside they are really big and the seats are like funny old sofas,

To get to Fortaleza de Jaguar we had to take a small boat with a little chugging engine that took us across the narrow bay from Playa Rancho Luna to the Fort. The official ferry driver couldn’t be bothered to take passengers so luckily this fisherman took us over with

We took a taxi from Cienfuegos to Rancho Luna beach (18km) then a small “row boat with an outboard engine” over to the Fort of Jaguar, a Spanish Fort built to keep out the British Armada and the pirates (or even the British Pirates). The huge bay of Cienfuegos has

Weird Ways to Travel #25 Vintage Russian Cars, Cuba In Cuba almost ALL the cars are over 50 years old because of the trade embargo with America. There are some really, really cool American cars which are huge and drive pretty well and some really, really rickety old Russian cars

Buildings that caught our eye in Cienfuegos, Cuba

Art that caught our eye in Cienfuegos, Cuba 🙂 (I will eventually get around to adding the artists details – those that I know of)

Flamenco in Cienfuegos Patio Andalu is a proper “casa particular” where Joel, Ivet & their 3 year old son Calé live. Joel is a famous flamenco artist, he also has a Spanish cooking show on Cuban TV. Ivet is an artist who has her paintings in lots of galleries in

 Cuba has a very organised coach system that goes from East to West several times a day, stopping at most big towns. Sometimes you can book ahead and sometimes you cant (they dont give a reason why you cant reserve, Mama says its because the ticket office person cant be