How Surfers Hope to Compete for Cuba
Surfing in Cuba is a legal gray area; it's illegal however very loosely enforced. As their government strives to stabilize, a few surfers are making their case to compete in the 2020 Olympics.
The Only Way to See the Real Cuba Is from the Saddle of a Bike
Bikepacking Cuba coast to coast
Dear Cuba: Please Never Lose Your Magic
When Caspar Schaede left for Cuba to film, La Obra, he wasn't expecting to experience the wonderful hospitality that was offered to him. This film is an attempt to summarize what he learned and explored; though for him, it still feels rough and imperfect.
Cycling Through Cuba Is as Incredible as You Can Imagine
Explore: Chapter Three is a short film from Tyler Allyn and Cooper Lambla that follows a group of friends as they embark on a bike trip across Cuba
The 28 Best Trips of 2016
From epic skiing in Antarctica to a lazy beer-fueled canoe trip in North Carolina, these are the best places to visit this year
The Outside Guide to 2016
The year ahead will be filled with goggles that guide us down the ski hill, stoves that could save humanity, and Kubrickian pods that will carry us to the edge of space
The Golden Age of Havana Is Now
With Airbnb and Yelp already operating in Cuba's capital, will hordes of American tourists sipping McDaiquiris ruin the very authenticity that draws us to the rebel island nation? Allow us to explain why you should go now—before Cuba changes, while it changes, and because you will change it yourself.
The First Government-Sanctioned Boat Race to Cuba Was a Total Sh*tshow
But sometimes the best way to restore diplomatic relations is a little friendly competition—and plenty of rum
The 30 Best Trips of 2015
Don't plan any vacations before reading this year's Best of Travel winners.
Don't Pack Your Bags for Cuba Just Yet
Most Travelers aren't directly affected by the resumption of U.S.-Cuba diplomatic relations.
How Do I Travel to Cuba as an American?
Americans Can Now Legally Run Cuba's Havana Marathon
Tour companies are offering new and unique ways to explore formerly forbidden countries. So what's the catch?
The Unlikely Story of Cuban Skateboarding
In a country where a sport that has always represented social rebellion was unlikely to ever be tolerated, a small group of skaters created their own gear with whatever materials they could find—and started a revolution
Skateboarding in Cuba
- Page 1
- ››
