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Monday, October 12, 2026

Las Terrazas, Cuba | A story of nature’s rebirth

Located in western Cuba within the Sierra del Rosario Biosphere Reserve, Las Terrazas is a unique area where nature and humanity coexist in harmony.

Having lost much of its forest cover in the past due to coffee plantations and intensive logging, the region began to flourish once more thanks to a comprehensive reforestation and nature conservation project launched in 1968. The Las Terrazas community was established in 1971, and in 1985, Sierra del Rosario was designated a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. 🌱

Today, with its lush forests, rich biodiversity, rivers, and mountainous landscapes, Las Terrazas stands as an inspiring example of nature’s power to regenerate and of sustainable living.

Here, every tree, every trail, and every verdant vista serves as a reminder that protecting nature is one of the finest legacies we can leave for the future. 💚

Thursday, July 2, 2026

The Havana Tunnel under the Ocean

The only major structure in Cuba that passes under the ocean (under Havana Bay, which opens to the ocean) is the Tunnel of Havana in Havana.

Charging a camera in Cuba is very difficult and time-consuming; my camera's battery ran out on the road, so I took this photo with a Fuji Camera, which is why it's a bit grainy.

The Havana Tunnel under the Ocean

Key features of the Havana Tunnel are: Location: Located in Havana, the capital of Cuba, at the entrance to Havana Bay. Length: 733 meters long. Depth: Passes approximately 12-14 meters below the ocean floor. Passage: Serves as a road tunnel and connects the two main sides of the city.

Saturday, March 21, 2026

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Saturday, December 27, 2025

Vintage Car, Havana

Havana

Classic cars are a symbol of Cuban culture.

Friday, October 17, 2025

Vintage Car

Havana

Classic cars are a symbol of Cuban culture.

Saturday, September 28, 2024

El Malecón, Havana

This is the Old Havana El Malecón beach .

This is an old photo but I like the photos I took in Cuba and vintage cars so I share them from time to time.
I took this photo with a Sony camera because my camera battery was dead so it's not very clear but I still liked it.
When I visited El Malecon beach some buildings were being demolished and rebuilt, maybe these were demolished too, I don't know ..