Jan 19
Would you rather visit
Langstrand, Namibia 🇳🇦
Long Beach, California 🇺🇸
Playa Larga, Cuba 🇨🇺
Pantai Panjang, Indonesia 🇮🇩
Uzun Plaj, Turkey 🇹🇷
Spiagga Lunga, Italy 🇮🇹
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Would you rather visit
Langstrand, Namibia 🇳🇦
Long Beach, California 🇺🇸
Playa Larga, Cuba 🇨🇺
Pantai Panjang, Indonesia 🇮🇩
Uzun Plaj, Turkey 🇹🇷
Spiagga Lunga, Italy 🇮🇹
"Si lo gano ya estuvo, Y si lo pierdo ni modo"
Chalino Sanchez, Baraja de oro
Culebra
(small island, 45 minute ferry ride off the coast of the big island of Puerto Rico)
Water: very calm, peaceful, natural pools. flamenco beach, playa larga, playa tamarindo pictured above
Land: dry, very beautiful, animals like lizards, pelicans, turtles, cacti
Activities: coral reefs great for snorkeling, swimming, exploring
What Makes this Spot Unique: this island is very small and fun to explore, many people rent golf carts, great for a day trip
Parking: all over the island (renting a jeep is recommended for rough terrain)
(photos taken December 2019)
Playa Larga
[LIFE] Un demi-cheval.
La vida continua. / Aguas
It’s Christmas but Cuba doesn’t care.
It’s like nothing can disturb the stream of daily activities or the sound of the waves.
But behind the quiet normality of existence, the extraordinary beauty of things, there’s something else.
It’s my third trip here and I heard the same story dozens of times : cubans feel stuck, unable to move forward, like trapped in a natural paradise.
This is what La vida continua is about. Actions, humans and things are freezed but well alive because while people are patiently waiting for some change, life goes on.
La vida continua. / Christmas Eve
It’s Christmas but Cuba doesn’t care.
It’s like nothing can disturb the stream of daily activities or the sound of the waves.
But behind the quiet normality of existence, the extraordinary beauty of things, there’s something else.
It’s my third trip here and I heard the same story dozens of times : cubans feel stuck, unable to move forward, like trapped in a natural paradise.
This is what La vida continua is about. Actions, humans and things are freezed but well alive because while people are patiently waiting for some change, life goes on.
La vida continua. / Christmas Eve
It’s Christmas but Cuba doesn’t care.
It’s like nothing can disturb the stream of daily activities or the sound of the waves.
But behind the quiet normality of existence, the extraordinary beauty of things, there’s something else.
It’s my third trip here and I heard the same story dozens of times : cubans feel stuck, unable to move forward, like trapped in a natural paradise.
This is what La vida continua is about. Actions, humans and things are freezed but well alive because while people are patiently waiting for some change, life goes on.