We have just returned from our first contact with Mexico, a country that we really wanted to know and we can say… we knew how to dazzle with its food stalls, its streets full of colonial houses and the kindness of a town that welcomed us with open arms.

Our first trip took place exclusively in the Yucatan Peninsula, so our experience is relative to that area and we are far from being experts in the country.

Before arriving in Mexico, they will give you the immigration form on the same plane. It is divided into two parts, the superior is torn off and handed over to the authorities upon arrival, but the one below you must keep it during your entire trip, because when you leave the country you will be asked. We understand that if you do not have it, you should request a duplicate and it is not something that they give you in 2 minutes… better take care of it and not lose it!

The official currency of Mexico is the Mexican peso

 Something that worried us a little was the issue of food. It is not a secret that Mexicans give the spicy hard, what’s more, we didn’t eat spicy thing… if you

don’t want to burn your tongue just don’t add sauces and avoid dishes like the dreaded enchiladas. Seriously, the food is very much enjoyed.

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Today I speak about my Experian for travel to Cuba.

The first day in Cuba I was in Havana, this place is so beautiful, the people very friendly and the music and dance is contagious, the architecture is old and beautiful.

The food in Cuba is very delicious, the life is cheap.

When I was in Cuba buildings and the cars, it took me back decades. Everything in Havana is so amazing.

The second day I was in Varadero.

It’s the most beautiful white sandy beach I’ve ever seen, for it’s warm and crystalline waters, ideal for snorkelling and to be able to see extraordinarily marine biodiversity and the different types of coral.

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