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    Cheap, local pizza

    Posted by mazur 15 August 2006

    Try pizza for Cubans, sold from house windows. If you look around you can get this cheap and tasty local pizza for as little as 5 peso cubanos. Greate taste. Enjoy your meal!

    Try Piro Guinart, the green house on the corner, a few metres from the bus terminal.

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    Renting a scooter

    Posted by mazur 15 August 2006

    Renting a scooter gives you total freedom, and is not that expensive at 24CUC per day. It gives you the possibility to visit remote places, like old manors in Valles de Los Ingenios, and to ride around Topes de Collantes, where the 62m high waterfall must be seen! Or simply ride to one of the remote beaches along the Ancon Peninsula. Don’t forget to take some colour pencils or crayons for kids you meet along the way.

    Scooter rental, Ruina del Teatro Brunet, Calle Antonio Maceo, Trinidad

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    Rogelio and his wife are the warm and friendly hosts of this beautiful, colonial casa particular (B&B). Right in the centre of Trinidad old town, this 18th century house is filled with antiques and original features. Huge iron beds, original wooden floors and tall windows make it a truly romantic place to stay. From the roof terrace you can enjoy beautiful views over the rooftops and up to the mountains while watching the sun setting at an amazing speed over the horizon. Just 20 minutes by car or taxi to a palm-fringed, white sand beach, on one side of town and the jungle-covered mountains on the other, this casa is perfectly placed for exploring the best Trinidad has to offer. Book in advance as this place is very popular!

    Simon Bolivar #312, Trinidad;
    www.cuba-junky.com/sancti-spiritus/casa-rogelio.htm

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    Horseriding in Trinidad

    Posted by sachashoes 11 August 2006

    When horseriding in Trinidad, you'll be taken up and down hills affording a great view of the coast, then across the plains and finally up a stream that leads to a waterfall in the glades where you can have lunch. No experience is necessary, the horses are docile, easy to 'steer', and you're allowed to go at full gallop whenever you feel like it. Plus it's an easy way to see some rural villages. Lastly, Trinidad itself is beautiful - the ideal antidote to the stress of Havana.

    Walk to highest point in Trinidad for a bit of horse riding.
    Trinidad is about 3 hours south-east of Havana.

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    Walking around Cayo Macho

    Posted by plotz 11 August 2006

    Cayo Macho is a nature reserve off the coast of Cuba not far from Trinidad. It has only one old guy living there to look after the endanged lizards, which are quite tame and will happily run over your feet. It takes around 45 minutes to walk around the island, but watch out for the stretches of path covered with baby crabs.

    Catch a ferry from from Trinidad.

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    Valle de los Ingenios

    Posted by PierreLittbarski 11 August 2006

    To visit the valley just outside Trinidad you can take a taxi-tour for 20 cuc or the train (which doesn't run everyday). It's beautiful.
    In Trinidad stay at Ruth's, she is very friendly gives you huge portions if you have dinner there.

    Ruth Martin Rodriguez: c/ Frank Pais 38 ( 01 ) 419 4396
    Trinidad

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