Waiting for a fantastic day in Santiago de Cuba. Research work to do and lots of people to know.... But before then, let's have breakfast.
Getting enough energy for a great day...
The day has come. Here we go Santiago de Cuba
First time in Cuba and what a view from land to the vehicle that took all of us to this fabulous land
The buses waiting for all of us
Now in the bus on our way to get to know Santiago road, parks, monuments, historic places, restaurants, and much more.
Emblematic truck from Cuba electric company with the symbolic leader: Che Guevara
On our way to a History monument where Cuba liberated from Spain
Roads were very well pavement, so no holes as I was expecting.... Cuba started to surprise me
No that many traffic lights and people in the streets for being a Monday, traffic hours.
Machete Monument in honor to many battles against Spain
"Aqui no se rinde nadie" Here no one give up... What a art expresing Cubans courage
In this Mountain is where Cuba fought last battle against Spain
Santiago de Cuba is very Hot, around 98 degrees, so you better be hydrated.
We now arrived at the Fort where Cuba fought many battles against pirates and Spain
Defense system in XIX
Monument inside the fort to those who fought against Spain
Great people to work with at TracFone. Pleasure to spend time with them in this Cuba study trip
Club Punta Gorda: Lunch time with Live music, great service, and awesome Cuban Food
Live Music: Traditional Cuban songs while we were having Lunch
180 Degrees View from the Restaurant
After a great Lunch, now our research journey started at the Catholic Church
Private own barber shop owned by a 19 years old boy, started 9 months ago. This business is located in the foyer of a house under constructions. His mantra is:"I do it with Passion, so That's why I'm the best Around"
Having an original Cuban coffee with my friends
Please to meet a Santera from Cuba dressing traditional outfits
This is the oldest house in Cuba and still in good conditions
Our ship is at the end of the picture. The wall represents current Cuban government with the word "Revolucion" which means Rebolution
Back to the Ship and ready to have a nice dinner with friends
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