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On the road to Veradaro

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Central America Caribbean » Cuba » Matanzas » Varadero
December 25th 2017
Published: December 26th 2017
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Headed through the tropical tourraine with our guide Jannout and his classic 1955 Chev Belair, we crossed the highest bridge in Cuba the Mantanzas the city of many bridges. Crossed over the Rio Caminar into Veradaro. Visited market place and the beach but being a socialist country all the outside Taxis are not allowed to stay long only workers within the city limits can take you around. Even the ... Read Full Entry



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Front enteranceFront enterance
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