Why Surfing in Cuba Is Gaining Momentum
With so much funding from the government going toward boxing and baseball, it's much harder to find surf gear
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The Human Cost of Closed Borders
Three paddlers sail to Havana in order to kayak 27 hours all the way back to Key West, Florida
Havana's Heavy Hitters
Professional boxing has been illegal in Cuba for more than 50 years. That hasn't stopped the country from producing the best fighters in the world.
Bikepacking the Ruta Mala Trail
La Ruta Mala is a Cuban bikepacking trail whose name translates into ‘the bad way’
Surviving a Crocodile Bite While Filming Shark Week
Melissa Cristina Márquez tells Outside about her experience filming ‘Cuba's Secret Shark Lair’ for Discovery Channel’s Shark Week
Stop Telling People You’re from Canada
Let's make "I'm from America" great again
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
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