Nie boisz się TAK SAMA? Kuba solo z kobiecej perspektywy

As I take each step in my travel life, the questions I hear are also changing. It used to be: "Aren't you afraid?" Today, it's much more common: "Aren't you afraid of being ALONE?" 🛑 If you enjoyed this video, give it a thumbs up 👍, subscribe to the channel, click 🔔, and share your thoughts in the comments! In this episode, I share my experiences traveling solo in Cuba – from a woman's perspective and with an emphasis on the practical aspects of everyday life on the island. I talk about, among other things, About: – Traveling around Cuba on Viazul buses and taxi colectivos, – Staying in casas particulares and living under the same roof as Cubans, – Food, paladars, and the realities of product availability, – MLC stores and the differences between the lives of tourists and locals, – Traveling on local guagua buses and taxis, – Payments, cash, VPNs, and ATMs, – Traveling alone, which doesn't necessarily mean being alone. During my three-week stay, I reached Santiago de Cuba – the easternmost point of my trip. I also stopped in Santa Clara, a city of immense historical significance for Cubans, associated with the revolution and Che Guevara. This video is a record of my feelings, conversations, and daily observations during the trip. If you'd like to learn more about specific destinations, Havana, and planning your trip to Cuba, check out the other videos on my channel. #Kubasolo #podróżowaniesolo #Cuba #travel