Horseback riding in Cuba videos

Another brilliant morning greeted us on February 24, 2009. This morning we wanted to explore the local area surrounding our resort in the Parque Baconao, just about one hour east of Santiago de Cuba. We decided to go horse-back riding and went to our local friend Cheno who was stationed outside of the resort with his horses Careta and Muneca. Cheno himself was going to ride a little pony, creatively name Pony, and accompany us on the local trails. We started walking slowly into the mountains ...

Hors riding in Moron, Cuba

February 23, 2009 was another gorgeous day and another great opportunity for more explorations of the city of Santiago de Cuba. Early, at 7:30 am, we took the hotel workers bus' into town again and spent an hour riding into Cuba's second largest town, all in the air-conditioned comfort of a modern Chinese built bus. An hour later we had arrived near the centre of the city and went for a short walk to the Parque Cespedes, Santiago's main square. One of the main sights on this square is the ...

On February 20, 2009, our adventures in south-eastern Cuba continued with a horse-and-buggy ride from our resort to the nearby village of Baconao. Our chauffeur Cheno, a former farm worker turned government tourist provider, and his horse Picante took us on a relaxing 45-minute ride through the Cuban countryside. The village of Baconao lies next to a nature reserve and is a typical rural Cuban village with unpaved local roads, simple houses, pigs grazing in people's front lawns and local ...

This is me horseback riding in Cuba. The horse had a mind of his own to say the least!

ForFebruary 21, 2009 we had planned an excursion into the city of Santiago de Cuba. One of the local hotel employees had taken a day off and agreed to take us around his city. He came to pick us up at 6:30 am and we took the resort workers' bus into town. Our resort was pretty remote and there was not public transport and taxis were too expensive. Riding with the local hotel workers was an interesting and affordable way of getting into the city. It was also a great way of getting exposed to ...

Horsebackriding in Vinales Cuba

February 23, 2009 was another gorgeous day and another great opportunity for more explorations of the city of Santiago de Cuba. Early, at 7:30 am, we took the hotel workers bus' into town again and spent an hour riding into Cuba's second largest town, all in the air-conditioned comfort of a modern Chinese built bus. An hour later we had arrived near the centre of the city and went for a short walk to the Parque Cespedes, Santiago's main square. One of the main sights on this square is the ...

ForFebruary 21, 2009 we had planned an excursion into the city of Santiago de Cuba. One of the local hotel employees had taken a day off and agreed to take us around his city. He came to pick us up at 6:30 am and we took the resort workers' bus into town. Our resort was pretty remote and there was not public transport and taxis were too expensive. Riding with the local hotel workers was an interesting and affordable way of getting into the city. It was also a great way of getting exposed to ...

Another brilliant morning greeted us on February 24, 2009. This morning we wanted to explore the local area surrounding our resort in the Parque Baconao, just about one hour east of Santiago de Cuba. We decided to go horse-back riding and went to our local friend Cheno who was stationed outside of the resort with his horses Careta and Muneca. Cheno himself was going to ride a little pony, creatively name Pony, and accompany us on the local trails. We started walking slowly into the mountains ...

February 23, 2009 was another gorgeous day and another great opportunity for more explorations of the city of Santiago de Cuba. Early, at 7:30 am, we took the hotel workers bus' into town again and spent an hour riding into Cuba's second largest town, all in the air-conditioned comfort of a modern Chinese built bus. An hour later we had arrived near the centre of the city and went for a short walk to the Parque Cespedes, Santiago's main square. One of the main sights on this square is the ...

Another brilliant morning greeted us on February 24, 2009. This morning we wanted to explore the local area surrounding our resort in the Parque Baconao, just about one hour east of Santiago de Cuba. We decided to go horse-back riding and went to our local friend Cheno who was stationed outside of the resort with his horses Careta and Muneca. Cheno himself was going to ride a little pony, creatively name Pony, and accompany us on the local trails. We started walking slowly into the mountains ...

On February 20, 2009, our adventures in south-eastern Cuba continued with a horse-and-buggy ride from our resort to the nearby village of Baconao. Our chauffeur Cheno, a former farm worker turned government tourist provider, and his horse Picante took us on a relaxing 45-minute ride through the Cuban countryside. The village of Baconao lies next to a nature reserve and is a typical rural Cuban village with unpaved local roads, simple houses, pigs grazing in people's front lawns and local ...

February 23, 2009 was another gorgeous day and another great opportunity for more explorations of the city of Santiago de Cuba. Early, at 7:30 am, we took the hotel workers bus' into town again and spent an hour riding into Cuba's second largest town, all in the air-conditioned comfort of a modern Chinese built bus. An hour later we had arrived near the centre of the city and went for a short walk to the Parque Cespedes, Santiago's main square. One of the main sights on this square is the ...

On February 20, 2009, our adventures in south-eastern Cuba continued with a horse-and-buggy ride from our resort to the nearby village of Baconao. Our chauffeur Cheno, a former farm worker turned government tourist provider, and his horse Picante took us on a relaxing 45-minute ride through the Cuban countryside. The village of Baconao lies next to a nature reserve and is a typical rural Cuban village with unpaved local roads, simple houses, pigs grazing in people's front lawns and local ...

February 23, 2009 was another gorgeous day and another great opportunity for more explorations of the city of Santiago de Cuba. Early, at 7:30 am, we took the hotel workers bus' into town again and spent an hour riding into Cuba's second largest town, all in the air-conditioned comfort of a modern Chinese built bus. An hour later we had arrived near the centre of the city and went for a short walk to the Parque Cespedes, Santiago's main square. One of the main sights on this square is the ...

February 23, 2009 was another gorgeous day and another great opportunity for more explorations of the city of Santiago de Cuba. Early, at 7:30 am, we took the hotel workers bus' into town again and spent an hour riding into Cuba's second largest town, all in the air-conditioned comfort of a modern Chinese built bus. An hour later we had arrived near the centre of the city and went for a short walk to the Parque Cespedes, Santiago's main square. One of the main sights on this square is the ...

Another brilliant morning greeted us on February 24, 2009. This morning we wanted to explore the local area surrounding our resort in the Parque Baconao, just about one hour east of Santiago de Cuba. We decided to go horse-back riding and went to our local friend Cheno who was stationed outside of the resort with his horses Careta and Muneca. Cheno himself was going to ride a little pony, creatively name Pony, and accompany us on the local trails. We started walking slowly into the mountains ...

Another brilliant morning greeted us on February 24, 2009. This morning we wanted to explore the local area surrounding our resort in the Parque Baconao, just about one hour east of Santiago de Cuba. We decided to go horse-back riding and went to our local friend Cheno who was stationed outside of the resort with his horses Careta and Muneca. Cheno himself was going to ride a little pony, creatively name Pony, and accompany us on the local trails. We started walking slowly into the mountains ...

Another brilliant morning greeted us on February 24, 2009. This morning we wanted to explore the local area surrounding our resort in the Parque Baconao, just about one hour east of Santiago de Cuba. We decided to go horse-back riding and went to our local friend Cheno who was stationed outside of the resort with his horses Careta and Muneca. Cheno himself was going to ride a little pony, creatively name Pony, and accompany us on the local trails. We started walking slowly into the mountains ...

Another brilliant morning greeted us on February 24, 2009. This morning we wanted to explore the local area surrounding our resort in the Parque Baconao, just about one hour east of Santiago de Cuba. We decided to go horse-back riding and went to our local friend Cheno who was stationed outside of the resort with his horses Careta and Muneca. Cheno himself was going to ride a little pony, creatively name Pony, and accompany us on the local trails. We started walking slowly into the mountains ...

Horse riding in Vinales, the Cuban country side. Yeehah.

February 23, 2009 was another gorgeous day and another great opportunity for more explorations of the city of Santiago de Cuba. Early, at 7:30 am, we took the hotel workers bus' into town again and spent an hour riding into Cuba's second largest town, all in the air-conditioned comfort of a modern Chinese built bus. An hour later we had arrived near the centre of the city and went for a short walk to the Parque Cespedes, Santiago's main square. One of the main sights on this square is the ...

ForFebruary 21, 2009 we had planned an excursion into the city of Santiago de Cuba. One of the local hotel employees had taken a day off and agreed to take us around his city. He came to pick us up at 6:30 am and we took the resort workers' bus into town. Our resort was pretty remote and there was not public transport and taxis were too expensive. Riding with the local hotel workers was an interesting and affordable way of getting into the city. It was also a great way of getting exposed to ...

When were were in Cuba in June 2006, we visited El Salton, where the country's highest waterfall is. We also did some walking in the hills, found a snake and went horse riding.