Yes, you can legally visit Cuba as an American now. In 2016 President Obama opened up travel to Cuba again. You can travel to Cuba from America, get a stamp in your passport, and explore the country without a tour group. If you’re interested in visiting Cuba, then there are some things you should know before you start planning your trip. Visit Cuba As An American Here are the different categories that will help you understand how to travel to…
My favorite part of blogging is the community that I’ve created, and that includes all of the amazing influencers that I’ve been able to meet (either in real life or via the internet). I’ll be starting a new series where every other week I ask a few of my favorite travel bloggers/Instagrammers/photographers/influences/badasses some questions about the things they won’t go on a trip without. This first week I’ve asked 10 people what their favorite travel accessory is. What’s Your Favorite…
Cuba is literally another world. It’s messy, it’s dirty, it’s hot, it’s crazy, it’s busy, it’s colorful, and it’s hectic. There are so many ways to describe it. And Havana is at the heart of it all. It seems as if the city is stuck in a time warp. Between the old cars and the deteriorating buildings, you won’t be sure what year it actually is as you walk through the streets. So, you may be wondering, what exactly should…
Cuba is literally a different world. And I was so happy that we decided to start our trip in Trinidad, a colonial town in the center of the island. We flew into Santa Clara airport from Fort Lauderdale and took about a two hour(ish) taxi ride to the city. When you’re visiting Trinidad, Cuba (no, I’m not talking about Trinidad & Tobago, which is what everyone asked when I said I was going to Trinidad)you’ll be overwhelmed by the beauty of…
I wasn’t sure what to expect of Bogota. The only reason I was even making the trip there was because my flight back to Florida was cheaper leaving from there then Panama. And while I have always wanted to visit Colombia, Bogota wasn’t really on that list. I think that the city of Bogota gets a bad rap. I mean, I totally understand where it’s coming from because the history of the city and the crime rate isn’t all that…
I’m always super excited when I stumble across a hotel that is beautifully designed. I found El Otro Lado on a fellow blogger’s Instagram page and fell in love. The boutique hotel appeared to be so colorful. Because of this, I knew I had to stay there during my stay to Panama back in January. Location El Otro Lado is located about an hour and a half drive away from Panama City. You can organized transportation with the hotel, or…