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Traveling Cuba: Trinidad and jungle hikes - UNTIE THE LINES II #49
21 September 2016 · 10 min · 51K views · Trinidad, Cuba
What this video covers
The marina in Trinidad, Cuba, sits on a peninsula several kilometers from the town center.0:12 Accessing the city requires local transport or cycling, though hotel bike rentals are restricted to guests.0:27 A Brompton folding bike transported by taxi and a local rental from a Casa Particular for five dollars per day provide mobility.0:29 Trinidad features cobblestone streets, necessitating walking in the historic center near Plaza Mayor.1:08 The return route to the marina via the village of La Boca adds two kilometers to the standard 15-kilometer trip but offers beach access.3:35 A guided jungle hike to the Guanayara waterfall involves a steep, bumpy truck ascent into the mountains.5:03 The trail includes education on local flora, such as toxic versus edible guava, and sightings of the national bird, the tocororo.7:28 The excursion concludes with a swim in a mountain lagoon before departing for Vinales.7:43
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