04 Oct Top 10 Instagram Spots In Cuba
An instagrammable destination has become more important for many when you choose travel destinations, especially among Millennials and Gen Z. Colourful and beautiful photos get lots of attention on Instagram. And no place is more interesting to take photos than Cuba.
Cuba is fascinating, it is like going back in a time you never experienced yourself, old cars from the 50s, abandoned buildings and historic and colourful buildings. Here are my top 10 Instagram spots in Cuba.
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La Guardia, Havana
Colourful street of Trinidad with Convento de San Francisco de Asis
La Botija, Trinidad, Cuba
Looking at the view of Viñales from Balcon del Valle
Playa Ancon, Trinidad
Capitolio de La Habana
Colourful buildings in Havana, across the street from Capitolio
Plaza De La Revolucion, Havana
Abandoned mansion in Vedado, Havana
Posing in front of a classic car on Malecon, Havana
Do you have any other favourite Instagram spots in Cuba or other places around the world? Tell me in the comment section below.
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Danielle Lawson
Posted at 06:04h, 25 JulyTotally insta-worthy! Love those view of Vinales and the fab colour array Cuba has on offer. The abandoned buildings give an amazing ambience. Wish I could be strolling on that bright white beach with you!
thevikingabroad
Posted at 06:15h, 25 JulyThank you so much 😀
Tania Mukherjee
Posted at 23:52h, 25 JulyThe pictures are gorgeous. Cuba is such a versatile place, one moment there are hills, the other moment you see a blue ocean. However nothing is more fascinating than the neighborhoods, houses, cars, streets and people of Cuba! I am sure you will agree!
thevikingabroad
Posted at 10:48h, 26 JulyYes, I really wish I could see Santiago and Camaguey, I am sure I will be back 😀
Sandy N Vyjay
Posted at 00:29h, 26 JulyHave always been fascinated by Cuba, which seems to have an intriguing allure to it. Looking at the pictures, I can say that Cuba seems to be made to order for Instagram. The photos are really stunning and capture the beauty and spirit of Cuba in vivid colours.
thevikingabroad
Posted at 10:46h, 26 JulyThank you, hope you get to go there 😀
Patricia
Posted at 10:22h, 26 JulyYou picked some great spots! I’ve never been to Cuba, although I very much want to go. The beaches and the colorful buildings are a draw for sure, but I’m also curious about the history and that “back in time” feeling you mentioned. It’s a place I’d love to explore on foot. Of course, my language skills would need to be improved a lot in order to really get to talk to people, but I’m willing to try!
thevikingabroad
Posted at 10:45h, 26 JulyI hope you get to go 😀 Surprisingly people talk English to you, especially those who deals with tourists 😀
Candy
Posted at 13:54h, 26 JulyI went to Cuba back in April and didn’t quite hit all the spots you did. I really wish I could have made it to the colorful streets of Trinidad. I also wish I had time to take some photos at Viñales. The photo you have of Viñales is stunning and looks so peaceful.
thevikingabroad
Posted at 05:50h, 27 JulyIt is lots to see in Havana as well. I want to go back too. 🙂
Paige W
Posted at 16:04h, 26 JulyThese are definitely beautiful spots that I would love to photograph. I’m dying to go to Cuba – especially Havana. I’ve been dreaming about it for decades now. La Guardia is calling my name!
thevikingabroad
Posted at 05:49h, 27 JulyI hope you get to go there 😀
Chantell Collins
Posted at 16:21h, 26 JulyI was just watching a video about Cuba the other day and wondering when I will get a chance to visit. Your post has definitely given me added inspiration. I love your photos and it looks like you had a great time! Hopefully I can make it there next year.
thevikingabroad
Posted at 05:49h, 27 JulyI hope you get to go to Cuba 😀
Laura Nalin
Posted at 21:35h, 26 JulyOh my goodness, I love your little green romper in this post! (or playsuit perhaps since you’re not American.) While all of these photos are gorgeous, the photo of you at La Botija is my favorite. So colorful!
thevikingabroad
Posted at 05:48h, 27 JulyThank you 🙂
Mel Butler
Posted at 06:44h, 27 JulyI went to Cuba a few years ago now and loved the colourful country, I never saw La Guardin in Havana that would have been cool to see and take pictures off. Unfortunately, I was only there a week and didn’t have enough time to go to Trinidad, it is the one place that I regret not being able to go to, especially even more now that I have seen your pictures. I suppose it is a good excuse for me to go back in the future 🙂
thevikingabroad
Posted at 16:04h, 27 Julyah sad you regret it. Havana is the most important to see I reckon. I Wish I could go to Santiago and Santa Clara as well, but it is hard to see it all. Cuba is quite a long country.
Cat
Posted at 13:38h, 27 JulyCuba is such a beautiful country. Your photos captured it well. They really showcase the variety of scenery it offers!
thevikingabroad
Posted at 16:02h, 27 JulyThank you 🙂
Mabel
Posted at 07:52h, 09 AugustAmazing! I love the informal style of the post. and the photos. Check here my photos of Cuba:
http://www.barcelonatoursphotography.com/mabelllevat/
thevikingabroad
Posted at 15:27h, 17 AugustThank you.