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From the capital of Havana to the beautiful seaport of Santiago de Cuba, join Marlin Darrah and marvel at Cuba's forbidden natural beauty. The island's people welcome visitors with open arms, and thei…
Redlight
From the capital of Havana to the beautiful seaport of Santiago de Cuba, join Marlin Darrah and marvel at Cuba's forbidden natural beauty. The island's people welcome visitors with open arms, and their culture overflows with hospitality. Journey with the world's most traveled filmmaker, Marlin Darrah, as he explores present-day Cuba. From the capital city of Havana, to the beautiful seaport of Santiago, you'll marvel at the forbidden natural beauty and energy of the people of Cuba. Travel to Pinar del Rio and visit the lush tobacco fields that produce the most sought-after cigars in the world. See colorful UNESCO World Heritage towns like Trinidad, then walk the beaches of Cuba's fabulous Caribbean coastline. Cuban people welcome visitors with open arms and their society - with its blend of skin-colors and cultures - overflows with an easy-going hospitality. Finally, after more than 50 years, you can experience the greatest prize of the Caribbean, and it's only 90 miles southeast of the United States. Soon, Cuba will complete with the Bahamas and the Virgin Islands as the most popular Caribbean destination for Americans. See CUBA TODAY. and then go visit the country for yourself. Filmed in high-definition HD. —Jim Thompson
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From the capital of Havana to the beautiful seaport of Santiago de Cuba, join Marlin Darrah and marvel at Cuba's forbidden natural beauty. The island's people welcome visitors with open arms, and their culture overflows with hospitality. Journey with the world's most traveled filmmaker, Marlin Darrah, as he explores present-day Cuba.
From the capital city of Havana, to the beautiful seaport of Santiago, you'll marvel at the forbidden natural beauty and energy of the people of Cuba. Travel to Pinar del Rio and visit the lush tobacco fields that produce the most sought-after cigars in the world. See colorful UNESCO World Heritage towns like Trinidad, then walk the beaches of Cuba's fabulous Caribbean coastline.
Cuban people welcome visitors with open arms and their society - with its blend of skin-colors and cultures - overflows with an easy-going hospitality. Finally, after more than 50 years, you can experience the greatest prize of the Caribbean, and it's only 90 miles southeast of the United States. Soon, Cuba will complete with the Bahamas and the Virgin Islands as the most popular Caribbean destination for Americans.
See CUBA TODAY. and then go visit the country for yourself. Filmed in high-definition HD.
—Jim Thompson.