3AM We left to go to a local bar called Pata Negra.
7AM I arrived at the airport and paid 350 MXNs for the Cuba visa and 295 MXNs for the airport tax.
8:45AM The plane was almost empty with just about 10 passengers.
12PM I exchanged 200 USDs for 200 CUCs with someone who was standing in front waiting to exchange. By doing that, I avoided the 15% loss in fees.
1PM I spent 40 CUCs to go to Veradero, which was like the Canadian said in Guatemala, boring. I didn't even bother to going into town and took a bus back for 10 CUCs.
7PM I was dropped off and walked to centro but the casa was 35 CUCs. I walked toward Havana Viejo and stopped to have grilled fish on the bay. The restaurant is called El Portal. It wasn't good.
11PM I roamed around Havana Viejo but didn't find anything interesting. The stores didn't have food. There were whores and girls thay dressed like whores on the street. I was so bored and didn't find any casas. Therefore I walked back to the casa near El Portal and bargained the price down to 18 CUCs.
5AM I started
walking back to Colegio Militar. After
receiving 100 MXNs from a couchsurfer who promised to send me home, I couldn't
find a taxi that would take me from the bar to home then to the airport for
under 250 MXNs. I got another 90 MXNs
from an Italian, a Mexican and a Dutch.
I kept walking and got on a bus that went west instead of north to El
Angel. I walked into a man who wanted
to
escort me. I didn't trust him and kept going. I got home around 6AM. After finding 6 taxi companies that were listed on the airport's web site, I found none worked at this hour. I walked back to a big street and found a cab for 90 MXNs. The taxi meter confirmed it, rising from 16 to 120 MXNs.
escort me. I didn't trust him and kept going. I got home around 6AM. After finding 6 taxi companies that were listed on the airport's web site, I found none worked at this hour. I walked back to a big street and found a cab for 90 MXNs. The taxi meter confirmed it, rising from 16 to 120 MXNs.
7AM I arrived at the airport and paid 350 MXNs for the Cuba visa and 295 MXNs for the airport tax.
8:45AM The plane was almost empty with just about 10 passengers.
An Empty Plane to Havana
12PM I exchanged 200 USDs for 200 CUCs with someone who was standing in front waiting to exchange. By doing that, I avoided the 15% loss in fees.
1PM I spent 40 CUCs to go to Veradero, which was like the Canadian said in Guatemala, boring. I didn't even bother to going into town and took a bus back for 10 CUCs.
7PM I was dropped off and walked to centro but the casa was 35 CUCs. I walked toward Havana Viejo and stopped to have grilled fish on the bay. The restaurant is called El Portal. It wasn't good.
11PM I roamed around Havana Viejo but didn't find anything interesting. The stores didn't have food. There were whores and girls thay dressed like whores on the street. I was so bored and didn't find any casas. Therefore I walked back to the casa near El Portal and bargained the price down to 18 CUCs.
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