​There’s never been a more important time to visit Cuba — and not just for the beautiful culture, music, and history. Right now, your travel has the power to make a real difference in the lives of everyday Cubans.

By Sheyla Adventure Travel
By now, you may have heard that new U.S. travel restrictions have been put in place toward Cuba. Under these updated regulations, travelers are no longer allowed to bring Cuban cigars or Cuban rum back into the United States.
But here's the good news: you can still enjoy as much rum and cigars in Cuba as you'd like—while you're on the island! And more importantly, you can still legally travel to Cuba under the “Support for the Cuban People” general license.

Updated from March 19, 2018)
Spring in Cuba: Salsa, Sun & Cultural Connection

Spring is one of the most beautiful times to experience Cuba. The days grow warmer, the music spills into the streets, and life unfolds outdoors—just as it’s meant to. It’s the season when Havana dances a little louder, the Malecón fills with laughter, and the rhythm of the island feels impossible to resist. After the winter months, even I start dreaming of looking like a cubanita again—sun-kissed, energized, and ready to dance. ☀️