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24/07/2026

We miss you

05/02/2026

¡Un saludo a mis nuevos seguidores! ¡Estoy feliz de que me sigan! Michael Domnin, Ferhat Kara

30/01/2026

🎣🌊 Deep Sea Fishing Adventure in Varadero!

Ready to reel in the catch of a lifetime? 🚤✨
Set sail from Marina Chapelin on a private sport-fishing boat with your crew!

- $500 USD per private boat (up to 4 people)
- $90 USD per extra person
- Includes: professional captain & crew, fishing gear, and open bar.

Target species: Wahoo, Kingfish, Swordfish and more depending on the season! 🐟⚓

📍 Departure: Marina Chapelin
⏰ Duration: 5 hours of pure adventure
🍹 Drinks & gear included

👉 Perfect for families, friends, or groups looking for an unforgettable day at sea.

📩 Message us today to reserve your boat and experience the thrill of deep sea fishing in Cuba!

12/01/2026

Havana - Hemingway tour!!

Step into the footsteps of Papa Hemingway in Havana 🇨🇺✨. For nearly two decades, Ernest Hemingway called Cuba home — writing, fishing, and sipping daiquiris while soaking in the island’s vibrant spirit. Today, you can relive his story through iconic places that shaped his life and novels:

- 🏡 Finca Vigía – Hemingway’s beloved home in San Francisco de Paula, where he wrote The Old Man and the Sea. Preserved as a museum, it’s a time capsule of his life in Cuba.
- 🍸 La Bodeguita del Medio – Famous for mojitos, this bar claims Hemingway as a regular.
- 🍹 El Floridita – Known as “la cuna del daiquirí” (the cradle of the daiquiri), Hemingway’s bronze statue still leans at the bar.
- ⚓ Cojímar fishing village – Inspiration for The Old Man and the Sea, where Hemingway bonded with local fishermen.

Havana isn’t just a city — it’s a living novel. Walk the streets, sip the cocktails, and feel the echoes of Hemingway’s Cuba. 🖋️🌴

Want to join us in this amazing experience? DM open!

24/12/2025

⚓ Castillo de la Real Fuerza – Havana’s Oldest Guardian

In the heart of Old Havana stands the Castillo de la Real Fuerza, the oldest stone fortress in the Americas, completed in 1577. Originally built to defend against pirate attacks, its location proved too far inside the bay for effective protection. Instead, it became a residence for colonial governors and a symbol of Spanish power.

Today, the fortress is home to the Museum of Navigation, where visitors can explore Cuba’s maritime past through maps, ship models, and artifacts that tell the story of Havana’s role as a vital port in the Caribbean. Atop the tower, you’ll find La Giraldilla, a bronze weather vane that has become the enduring symbol of Havana, said to represent the faithful watch of Isabel de Bobadilla awaiting her husband’s return.

Recognized as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old Havana and its Fortifications, the Castillo is more than a military relic—it’s a cultural landmark where history, legend, and the sea converge.

📸 Step inside and discover Havana’s naval heritage, where every stone whispers stories of ships, sailors, and centuries gone by. 🇨🇺✨

15/12/2025

🇨🇺✨ El Morro, Havana’s Timeless Guardian Since the 1500s

Standing at the entrance of Havana Bay, Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro has protected the city for centuries. Construction began in 1589 under Italian engineer Juan Bautista Antonelli, part of Spain’s effort to defend Havana from pirates and rival empires. The fortress continued to take shape through the early 1600s, with major works completed between 1589 and 1640.

Its iconic lighthouse—added later—became one of Havana’s most recognizable symbols, guiding ships safely into the harbor as the city grew into a vital Caribbean port.

Today, more than 430 years after its foundations were laid, El Morro remains one of Cuba’s most breathtaking historic sites. Sunset from its walls is pure magic.

🌅 Have you visited El Morro? What moment stayed with you?

14/12/2025

🌴✨ Explore Trinidad: Cuba’s Colonial Treasure.

Step back in time with a day trip from Varadero to Trinidad, founded in 1514 and today one of Cuba’s most iconic colonial cities.

Stroll through its cobblestone streets, visit the famous Plaza Mayor, admire the Iglesia de la Santísima Trinidad, and enjoy panoramic views from the Bell Tower of the Convento de San Francisco. Every corner feels like a living museum.

✨ A perfect blend of history, color, and Caribbean charm.

06/12/2025

All I want for Christmas is to be in Cayo Blanco!

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06/12/2025

Are you feeling the heat in Cuba?

Ever tried a Cuban-style “granizado”?
It’s one of the simplest — and most refreshing — street traditions in the Caribbean. A block of ice, hand‑shaved on the spot, and topped with homemade syrup in flavors like strawberry, lemon, or tamarind.

In Cuba, you’ll find vendors riding through the streets with colorful carts, bringing a little moment of sweetness to anyone who needs to cool down under the tropical sun.

It’s not just a drink — it’s a piece of culture, nostalgia, and everyday joy.
Would you try one?