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| We are docked in Havana, Cuba |
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| We are booked for a 3 hour bus tour through Havana and across the river. |
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| Cannot enter Cuba without a Visa. We are the first season of cruises with tourists to Cuba. |
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| Havana is extremely old and deteriorating. Just old and rundown falling apart and in disrepair. It's a very poor country. Our tour guide told us the average montly income is $30.00. |
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| Our bus drove in an underground tunnel under this river so we could tour sites on the other side. |
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| Watching the old cars waiting for tourists. |
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| Passport stamp from Cuba |
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| We saw lots of old 1950 cars in every color. The only cars that Cuban citizens can own legally are cars bought before 1959. |
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| The old fortress of Havana. |
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| Old Town |
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| Havana from the fortress on the other side. |
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| A local Cigar Shop ( I love the stained glass window) |
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| Cigar bands |
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| Havana Cuba |
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| Inside an old fortress |
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| 1958 Pontiac |
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| Car souvenirs |
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| Trash everywhere |
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| Electric cords running everywhere. |
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| An old cemetery for the wealthy. |
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| We stopped at the Revolutionary Square and saw many more old cars. |
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| 1957 |
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| a kind of Taxi cab |
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| 1954 |
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| The people are so poor but they are happy to have Americans in their country spending money. |
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| Water offered on the bus tour. |
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| Boarding our ship after our tour. |
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| Non-alcoholic Bahama Mama! YUM! |
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| I am feeling Cuban. |
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| I enjoyed this dessert most nights. |
Loved all these pictures. so incredible to see.
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