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Reneeroams.com was created 9 years ago. Server is located in Australia, IP address 103.224.182.243.

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Title	ReneeRoams \| song of the traveling daughter
Description	Our Christmas 2019 brother/sister expedition to Cuba was a weird one. While Havana holds an air of mystery for Americans, the city was loud, hot, and not conducive to long solo walks (due to constant unwanted attention) or reading in cafes ("reading in cafes" culture just isn't a thing here, apparently). That being said, traveling in Cuba is a unique experience, and uniquely challenging as an American. Since laws about traveling in Cuba change regularly (and COVID-19 has thrown a wrench in everyone's travel plans), there's a strong chance this advice won't be up-to-date when you read it. Still, it was helpful for me to know what traveling to Cuba was like for other Americans, so I'm here to share what I learned. This absolutely isn't intended as a comprehensive guide, just a cliff notes version of what I wish I'd known. (If you haven't already read it, I wrote a quick debrief of our trip. Work, COVID-19, and, embarrassingly, my inability to remember my WordPress password have made updates sporadic, but I definitely plan on posting a list of recommended casas and restaurants in the near future!) INSURANCE: Insurance is mandatory for traveling in Cuba, but it's apparently easy to get it taken care of when you're in the country. We still opted for travel insurance, though. Usually, I use World Nomads. They're convenient, affordable, easy to use, and I've had good experiences with their customer service. HOWEVER, World Nomads doesn't cover Americans in Cuba. After a lot of fruitless searching, I discovered that I could buy travel insurance through Travel Insured at a discount by accessing it through USAA. (For non-Americans: USAA is a bank that serves military personnel and their families. I'm able to bank with them since my dad is a veteran.) While you may not be able to get the steep discount (about 40% off) that my USAA link got me, buying through Travel Insured was still quick, easy, and they've got the Cuba coverage I needed. I paid $25 extra for the primary care upgrade. OFFLINE: You'll be offline for much of your stay in Cuba. Internet is limited, crappy, and expensive (compared to the low price of "free" many of us are used to in the rest of the world). Things to make sure you have downloaded (or equivalent hard copy versions of): Spanish translator Offline maps of Cuba (Map.me or Google Maps ) Any entertainment you want: books, audiobooks, podcasts, articles. I use Pocket to save short stories, blog posts, and wiki pages. Any Spanish study materials you need Reservation information Travel insurance information A sheet with a photocopy of your passport + emergency contacts at home. A good VPN pre-installed on all devices for when you do get the internet. I traveled with several cheap paperbacks, a notebook, my cheap little ChromeBook (for writing offline), an English-Spanish dictionary, and The Everything Spanish Phrase Book. I also brought a spiral notebook. I ran out of books very quickly -- if you have an e-reader, load it up before hand. A BRIEF SIDEBAR ON BOOKS IN CUBA I tore through the paperbacks I brought in two days and made the long trek to Cuba Libro, a used bookstore / queer-friendly community space in Havana. The selection was a bit spotty, but I found enough books to last me another week. At this point, I attempted to buy books through Google Books to read on my Android tablet. I don't have a VPN on my tablet, just my laptop, and you can't purchase books through Google in Cuba. I had to use my computer + VPN combo to buy books I wanted. After I purchased them using the VPN, they'd appear on my tablet. PACKING Oh, I packed like this was a much more serious trip than it was. I absolutely didn't regret it. I brought lots of tampons, for one thing. And sunscreen. And bugspray. A whole, unopened thing of protein powder. (I was worried about it getting through security.) Also peanut butter. Powdered mashed potatoes. The aforementioned collection of paperbacks. Shopping is near-impossible in Cuba. Bring what you need. Besides browsing in a propaganda bookstore and buying Chex mix at the airport for the trip home, we didn't shop at all. FLYING We flew Southwest Airlines from the US direct to Cuba. Southwest's low prices, no-nonsense seating policy, reliable service, and excellent cancellation policies mean I fly with them whenever possible. A few things to know: Southwest won't let you self-check your bags yourself if you're going to Cuba, so don't bother with the self-service kiosks. They're required to ask you the purpose of your trip -- we traveled under the "support of the Cuban people" clause. I was worried about getting a visa, but it was a breeze. There was a clearly marked desk by the check-in booth at the terminal. My visa cost 75 USD, credit card only. MONEY If you're American, consider changing USD to Canadian/Mexican/European currency and then into CUC. Even with the added cost of exchanging twice, it's likely still cheaper than the 13% hit you'll take going straight from USD to CUC. Withdraw however much money you need in cash in the US, plus a little extra. You can't use American credit cards in Cuba. FOOD Food in Cuba is, frankly, bad. My brother and I both got food poisoning from two different restaurants in Trinidad, him right before Christmas, me the day after. (Happy holidays, indeed.) After some underwhelming experiences and the first food poisoning incident, we resolved to only eat at places ranked well on Yelp. I still got sick. (Bless our poor casa particular hosts, who had our bathroom deep-cleaned for free in the middle of our stay.) The final stop of our trip was Viñales, which was a lovely respite as far as food goes, since there were lots of decent, healthy options to choose from. My brother filled a travel toiletry bottle with hot sauce and kept it on his person at all times, which helped some with the flavor. Highly recommend getting breakfast in your casa particular, especially if you're heading out for early morning hikes or horseback riding. We started early in the mornings, before restaurants were open, and breakfast in the casa or protein powder shakes were our only real sustenance options before 9am, when the trails were already filling up and the sun pounding down. What are your tips for traveling in Cuba? What's changed since I published this post? What do you wish you'd known? Let your fellow readers known in the comments!
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