Could be better March 3, 2007 1 out of 4 found this review helpful
I think it could have ranked the places with 1 to 5 stars so u can know where to read without loosing time. good maps and history
Better than the Lonely Planet guide January 26, 2007 6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I bought both the Moon Handbook (Christopher Baker, 4th ed.) and the Lonely Planet guide (Sainsbury, 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.
Extensive and a Great Primer for Trip November 6, 2006 8 out of 8 found this review helpful
A great beginning read for planning a trip over the next few months. The guide is engaging and appears to be the least biased of Cuba travel guides. The writers' voice appears to be geared more toward the American then European Westerner., ie., the author's description of Veradero Beach area as a Cancun for Europeans is on point, especially after seeing pictures of the area on various travel websites. It's a thick book and I'm hoping to not have to bring it with me to Cuba as I plan to travel light. Plan on Xeroxing pages and marking places of interest. The Explore Cuba Itineraries at the beginning of book were helpful.
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