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El Morro, built to protect Havana’s harbor, as viewed from the Malecon—a long, waterfront esplanade.

El Morro, built to protect Havana's harbor, as viewed from the Malecon—a long, waterfront esplanade.

El Morro, built to protect Havana’s harbor, as viewed from the Malecon—a long, waterfront esplanade.

Trinidad, accessed by bus from Cienfuegos, is an unspoiled town known as the soul of Cuba.
Dancers at the Afro-Cuban cultural center in Santiago, the Celestyal Crystal’s first port of call, borrowed the author’s hat.
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