This Trip has been designed to help and motivate Cuban skaters while enjoying Cuba and all it has to offer. We will skate and visit some of the most beautiful places in the cities of Habana, Matanzas, and Cienfuegos. We will interact with the skaters and help them with skating equipment.
We have created a packets deal that will include your flight, visa, hotel, breakfast, ground transportation, activities, guides and security.
For those of you not doing the skating activates we will have you sited in the vehicle riding on the back of the skaters as we go skating some parts of the way from one city to the next one, or we will plan activities for you to do as you are waiting for us when we are skating inside the city. You can also have this time as free time and explore.
Each of you are allow to bring a total of 70 pounds. 50 pounds will be your personal items and 20 pounds will be skating equipment. If you do not have any type of skating equipment to bring with you and donate, or it doesn’t reach the 20 pounds; We will provide it to you.
Come with us to make history as we help grow our sport and motivate the cuban people.
Skate Cuba 2018
By Colleen Clark, organizer Skate Boston
Skating really can take you anywhere.
We recently realized our long-time dream to visit Cuba when we joined 24+ others for Skate Cuba 2018.
It was a magical, memorable visit to a world so close yet so vastly different from ours and, for decades, closed to us.
I'm honored to represent our group and give you tiny sample of what we did, saw and felt. I hope to fill you with curiosity and leave you with a desire to join Skate Cuba 2019.
"Legal Travel to Cuba for Americans"
"President Donald Trump has changed the regulations for the Cuba Travel Policy. Tourism is still forbidden in Cuba but Americans can still travel as part of our tours designed to enhance the contact with the Cuban people on an educational trip that will result in meaningful interaction between the travelers and individuals in Cuba.
There are only 90 miles between U.S. and Cuba. You can get in touch with the people of Cuba and their culture through our cultural and educational programs. Cuba is on the rise after our two countries decided to reestablish diplomatic relations.
Discover the way President Obama met the people of Cuba and get a revival of the days the American writer Ernest Hemingway lived in Cuba. You don't need to be a superstar or a politician to visit Cuba legally.
Join us in this journey to the biggest island of the Caribbean, where Cubans will present us with the best of their culture, history and the roots that make us so different, yet so close.
Since our people to people exchange program have been licensed by the OFAC Department of Treasury, you will come as our guest where all participants will have a full-time schedule of educational activities that will result in meaningful interaction between the travelers and individuals in Cuba.
Come with us as part of the bridge between our two countries: it's time to get in touch with Cuba."
source: Intouch Cuba Travel
Cuba
Cuba is a Caribbean island. It has sugar-white beaches and is dotted with tobacco fields, which play a part in the production of the country's legendary cigars. The capital, Havana, is lined with pastel houses, 1950s-era cars and Spanish-colonial architecture in the 16th-century core, Old Havana. Salsa music plays in the dance clubs and cabaret shows are performed at the famed Tropicana.
Population: 11.48 million (2016) World Bank
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You are on a trip of a lifetime; a trip you’ve dreamed about for a long time. This is a historic moment, an opportunity to help build new bridges and create new cultural understanding, as you meet the people of Cuba one on one and immerse yourself in their arts, history, culture, and everyday lives.
