Cuba

Cuba

This entry is part 11 of 14 in the series Adventure Rider Issue #9

If you’re considering taking a bike to Cuba for a week, a month or more, Paul Nomad recommends you do it.

The caves of Viñales where African slaves would hide out to escape slave labour.

In May 2014 I was among a group of seven riders, including five Australians, an American and a Mexican who sailed on the German yacht Stahlratte from Isla Mujeres, Mexico, to spend 20 days riding in Cuba.

We mostly went our separate ways – two couples stayed together – and had different and unique experiences. But we all found it challenging, emotional, enriching and we’re keen to do it all over again.

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