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Is Cayo Coco, Cuba 🇨🇺 Worth Visiting? Find Out
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
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Are you considering visiting Cayo Coco, Cuba? Watch this video before you decide - it might change your mind! Cayo Coco is a World Heritage site located on the north coast of Cuba. It's been called "the pearl of the Caribbean" and is definitely worth a visit. But is it worth the risk? Watch this video to find out! Ep 2
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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
00:00 - Intro
00:52 - Arrival In Cuba/Tourist Card
01:40 - Travel Insurance
02:15 - Outside Of Airport
02:41 - Getting Around Cayo Coco
03:25 - Cuba Currency
04:37 - Internet In Cayo Coco
05:51 - Gaviota Tours
06:25 - Criadero de Cocodrilos
06:36 - Galeria Pauyet
06:56 - Conclusion
I literally was there a month ago and the shortages were very apparent. Apparently trade with Russia and the war has affected the supply chain. The third day they were running out of coffee and even beer. There was no butter for the week and there were no eggs until the sixth and seventh day. The elevators were all out of order so my mother, who is elderly and others had to walk up the stairs. We sat in the airport, and the sweat was dripping off our faces, but of course they were five dollar American bottles of water available.
I found the Cuban people are wonderful and of course the beaches are great but the supply chain is terrible. I will not be going back again.
Damn, that sounds like a rough trip! It's a shame that the supply chain issues overshadowed the wonderful people and beaches in Cuba. Hopefully, they can sort out the shortages soon so future travellers can have a better experience. It's important to hear different perspectives and to be aware of the challenges that people face in different parts of the world. I hope you were still able to enjoy the positive aspects of your trip.
Although your click bait says something about risks, you don't mention any. However, the Canadian government now has an advisory to exercise a high degree of caution in Cuba. This is "due to shortages of basic necessities including food, medicine and fuel."
Ah, the click bait got you! But in all seriousness, thank you for sharing the advisory. It's always good to stay informed about any potential risks when planning a trip.
cool video
Thanks
Nice video but the music is too loud vs the narrative.
Thank you for the feedback, I will take it into consideration for future videos, learning curve for me.
Nice to meet you! you hared interesting footage! 😮
Thanks for watching, lots more to come.
1. I was in Cuba 23 times. Six times out of 23 - Cayo Coco. last time in January 2024 (Angstana). Absolutely acceptable.
2. You should understand one thing - when you pay $800 - $1000 for one week (flight, hotel, drink, food and entertainment) - you can not expect the same if you paid $2000 - $2500.
3. If you go to Cuba for food - mistake. But: the beach, the ocean, the sun, Rom, cigars, music, people - that is Cuba. And there will always be beer, rom-cola and something to eat.
@user-fp2xv9ls2z Thank you for sharing your experiences! It's fascinating to hear about your numerous trips to Cuba, especially your visits to Cayo Coco. Your point about managing expectations based on the price paid for the trip is certainly valid. Each budget range offers its own set of experiences, and it's essential for traveller's to understand this, I just expect more for less sometimes. Your perspective on what makes Cuba special-it's beaches, ocean, sun, rum, cigars, music, and the vibrant local culture. It's reminds me that Cuba offers much more. I defiantly need to go again for sure. Thanks again for your valuable insights! I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts.
8 times in Cuba, never been disapoint. It is just normal try to learn some words of their language. You are not at home. they don't eat the same, it is normal.
That's great to hear that you've had positive experiences in Cuba, visiting eight times! WOW. I use to be a Flight Attendant been there a few times too, but I can never get use to the food when I'm staying at a resort, outside of the resort is okay otherwise. Thanks for watching btw
realy interesting "but MUSIC " his way too loud 🙏
your so right, it was a learning curve my first video, still surprise its getting views. but thanks so much for watching and commenting much love.
What type of cash did you bring
Canadian funds
So you just tipped 5 dollar bills all the time ? That’s crazy !
Apologies for the delayed response. I used Canadian funds, including coins like loonies and toonies. When the coin amount becomes a significant amount like 10$, 20$ they ask us to exchange them for bills, allowing us to reuse the coins again as tips.
Do not tip coins, the bank won't accept it.
Hey Elena what's up, thanks for watching. You are absolutely correct! Canada and Jamaica are among the few countries that still embrace the use of coins. An interesting practice is that staff have in place a recycling program, where you can give your coins as tips. Once the accumulated amount reaches $5, $10, or $20, the staff can exchange them with the tourists and provide them with bills instead. This innovative system allows tourists to experience the joy of still tipping without asking the front desk for change or looking for a cash exchange.
try lowering the bg music!!!!
Absolutely right, this was my first attempt at editing & using Final Cut Pro, and I sure learned a ton in the process. I appreciate your support and for taking the time to watch and comment. Thanks!
The music is so anoying, holyshit my friend, cannot keep watching
@fracazzo Apologies for the loud music! Perhaps it's a subtle hint to lower the volume and appreciate the visuals instead. Just kidding! Admittedly, this was my first video editing attempt, so while you're absolutely correct, I'm pleasantly surprised it's gaining views. Thank you for taking the time to comment, though! Rest assured, I hope this video hasn't deterred you from exploring my other content. I can promise you, the music won't be as loud in the future!
This music is terrible. Toooooo loud. And where are risks ? What did you expect when you paid $100 or less ?
Thanks for the heads up! I'll work on toning down the volume in the next video.
Ciego is the Capital. Not Moron.
Thank you, Britt, for bringing that to my attention. I hope other viewers will also see your post. I wish I could go back and make the necessary changes.
All good. I go all the time. I sent your link to the sunwing reps you showed in the video. They are good friends of mine
@@brittrozankovic9031 check out my newest video on Playa Pilar and Cayo Media Luna ua-cam.com/video/Rgw4RQ0QGJM/v-deo.html
We have a rule there, we never say goodbye, it's see you soon. The cayo will be there with open arms! I always stay at Pariaso when I'm not staying in Moron. Hopefully I will see you around
It would be nice to see you in the future! I plan to visit Cuba again this summer. BTW watch out for my video on Moron.