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How They Dazzle Us
Cuba is mysterious, controversial and magical. It is the largest and most densely populated island in the Caribbean and for the last few decades has remained a virtual time capsule, almost unaffected by the advancements of the modern world. It is the land of Fidel Castro, Che Guevara, cigars and Cuba Libres.
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Why We Love Them
A trip to Cuba offers up a truly unique experience, with laws and customs that are found nowhere else in the world. Cuba is one of the few remaining Marxist–Leninist socialist states. Only 5% of the population has access to uncensored internet and it is illegal to take photographs of police military personnel or airport workers. Until 2008 it was illegal for citizens to own a mobile phone or computer. You won’t find a single can of Coca-Cola or game of monopoly as both were outlawed when Castro seized power.
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Their Sustainable Superpower
Education is a high priority in Cuba, with one of the world’s highest literacy rates of 99.8% and part of that is educating communities about protecting the wildlife on the island. It is home to many species, like the tiny bee hummingbird, prehistoric Mangar fish and fierce leaping Cuban crocodile, that are not found anywhere else.
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Best Time to Visit
Cuba’s peak tourist season is during the dry season which runs from December to May. This period brings blue skies and high temperatures, ideal for exploring and enjoying the many beaches. The rainy season starts in June and the area is prone to hurricanes between August and October.
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Unique Foods
Cuban cuisine is a combination of indigenous Taino customs with African and Spanish influences. Chinese food and Asian fusion is also popular in the capital city of Havana. The famous Cuban sandwich or Mixto is a lunch staple, dating back to the time cigar workers travelled between Ybor and Tampa, Florida. It consists of buttered white bread, Serrano ham, roast pork, cheese and mustard.
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