Travel to Caribbean

Lonely Planet Cuba

Format: Paperback
Author: Brendan Sainsbury
ReleaseDate: November, 2006
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
Rating:

Not as good as Moon Handbook
) and the Lonely Planet guide (Sainsbury, 4th ed. I bought both the Moon Handbook (Christopher Baker, 4th ed. ). I haven't been to Cuba, but the Moon guide is a pleasure to read, it's nearly twice the length of the Lonely Planet guide, the maps are better, it goes into more depth on places and also on the general history, the photos are better, etc. .

Lonely Planet-Cuba

But several big mistakes. this is good for all-in-one book. . .
You'd better to take another substitution guide book.

Informed and indispensable travel guide to this island destination.
Brendan Sainsbury provides a superbly written and organized 520-page travel guide and manual to what Cuba has to offer. Long off-limits to American businesses and tourists, Cuba is now beginning to reemerge as a desirable destination for both. From the secrets of salsa to the rhythms of the mambo, from recommended places to see and suggested places to eat, Cuba is massively infused with 'traveler friendly' descriptions, directions, maps, history, culture and customs. Seasonal events and celebrations are chartered along with day tripper itineraries. Of special note are the sections devoted to Language and a Glossary. If you are contemplating a trip to Cuba, begin your planning with "Cuba", Brendan Sainsbury's informed and indispensable travel guide to this island destination.

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