I can get those elsewhere in the Caribbean without worrying about the political mood of the day. Besides its my opinion and I believe we are still allowed opinion and personal preferences BroTalking out your ass bro.
Rum, dance, music, cigars and culture are for real in Cuba.
My 1973 passport restricted travel to Cuba, North Korea, and North Vietnam. I just took a look at my current one and don't see any restrictions! I'm stunned.Says on my 1974 passport no traveling to Cuba or Viet Nam.
Guess it's time for a new one.
I am Canadian. I don't know of a time when we were not allowed there. :/I've wanted to see Cuba for years and as I understand it you must have a professional reason for visiting. You can't just go as a tourist so my question is...how did you manage to book a trip legally?
I'd love to go paint there...there's a painting at every street corner... plus the 50s cars and the rum...I'll have to look into a painting trip...I'm sure I could hook up with some art group whose got the same idea.
I wouldn't bother myself with weed unless I meet a trust worthy local. Last thing I need is to get locked up in a Cuban jail with hundreds of horny, sweaty men...and me with my natural blonde. On second thought..