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Cuban Women – How to Taste the Forbidden Fruit of International Dating
By Carlos M Duran

Cuba is an island nation wrapped around rumors, intrigue and the hypnotic pull of a forbidden paradise. The U.S. embargo may have been disastrous on Cuba’s economy but it created a vacuum.

Time has stood still in this tiny country of enormous spirit. The values, traditions and family centered-ness of the Cuban people are exactly those, most of us long for in today’s “modern” world. Family is the focus; love, care and affection run wild and grow everywhere. The unity created from despair has given birth to a unique woman.

The Cuban woman is born on a tropical island with its sensual rhythms, the push and pull of the ocean and caressing Caribbean breezes. Sexiness is as natural to her as breathing. And because of the economic conditions, she has learned to be intelligent, resourceful, appreciative of what really matters and graceful in all she does.

The women of Cuba have become known (by those in the know) to be the most succulent, sought after angels on planet Earth. These women make the perfect companion, friend, lover, mother and wife.

A “Cubanita” as women from Cuba are known, is a savage in the bedroom, or wherever else she takes you to feed her carnal appetite. She is a pristine lady in public, a chef of the highest caliber in the kitchen. A tour de force in her chosen profession and an intoxicating mate at all times. In essence, the vacuum created in Cuba has bred what some may consider to be the ideal woman.

However, the problem for many men has been how to meet and date these exotic creatures.

The Big Challenge

The big challenge is not where to find Cuban women. After all the grand majority of them are all living in the same 110,860 sq km island 90km off the southern most tip of Florida.

The challenge in meeting these women has been a question of how to get right up next to them.

For men from the U.S. the idea of going to Cuba represents a Federal Offense. For men from other countries such as Canada and Australia it is a voyage to a strange, unknown place the media has made out to be an active war zone.

But why should any government or media hype keep you from finding the woman of your dreams? With today’s advances in technology there is little reason to let them.

Tasting The Forbidden Fruit

Internet access is growing in Cuba, although sometimes via underground means. The spreading of awareness and availability of the online world has led to new a trend in Cuba. Cuban women are now putting up profiles in dating and social networking sites on a daily basis.

You can go to several paid dating sites or free sites such as Facebook and Twitter and find Cuban woman already there. While the number of “Cubanitas” online is not as high as the number of other Latinas, such as Dominican women, Colombian women or Costa Rican women (“Ticas”) online, the quality of the Cuban women with online profiles is second to none!

The first step towards getting yourself all tangled up with one or several of these delicious delights is to get online, set up your own profile and start chatting with the Cuban girls on the sites. Most of these women are career orientated and/or currently studying at the university level.

Cubans can get e-mail accounts in most government post offices; this makes communication even easier once you have met a few ladies on line. Additionally cell phone use, particularly cell phones with chat and text capabilities is also growing in Cuba. Once you start making friends with Cuban women online staying in touch is simple, not like in times past when a call to Cuba was a huge deal.

The next step is setting up actual dates. To do this you must plan a trip. And here you have a few choices.

Contrary to popular belief, Cuban’s can get travel visas. They just can’t get travel visas to countries like the U.S. with any form of ease. But you will find Cuban women who already have travel visas and can visit countries such as Venezuela, Russia and Dominican Republic.

If you are not willing to travel to Cuba you can carefully arrange to meet a special lady friend in a country where she can travel. However the best thing is really for you to go there.

With new regulation being introduced in the U.S. if you are of Cuban descent getting permission to visit Cuba is a reality now. You can go to Cuba, find the woman you want to marry and bring her to the U.S. with a fiancée visa.

If you don’t live in the U.S. then you have every reason and opportunity to get on a plane and start dating face-to-face the sizzling “Cubanitas” you meet online.

If you live in the U.S. and are not of Cuban descent getting to the forbidden island nation will be more difficult. You could apply under a humanitarian visa. There are also reports of U.S. citizens who visit Cuba illegally (illegal in the U.S. not Cuba) by first flying to a country such as Mexico. From there they will take a second flight into Cuba. Because Cuba does not stamp their passport there is no evidence of them having entered the country.

At the end of the day, if you meet Cuban women online you will be filled with the courage and sense of purpose required to actually visit with them, hold them, hug them and kiss them.

Love beyond your borders is waiting; all it takes is a little bit of commitment on your part and a few mouse clicks. May you find the love life you most desire and may nothing hold you back from doing so.

- Carlos Duran is a professional writer raised on the mean streets of New York during the 80′s crack era. His life transformation inspired him to help others find love and their soul mates over the internet.

His website http://www.realforeignwomen.com is dedicated to helping men find the right women for marriage, love and friendship online.

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The heavy year-round rainfall makes the island as lush and tropical as any in the Caribbean. It doesn’t stop vacationers from coming for long-term stays. Eighty four percent of the island’s visitors are stopover vacationers versus 16 percent via cruise.

This overseas region of France draws people for its natural beauty, distinct culture, lovely beaches and fine dining. But as much as any other island, there are good and bad times to go.

The island has an average high monthly temperature of 85 degrees Fahrenheit and an average low of 73 degrees, according to the World Meteorological Organization.

It rains 76 inches during the year — about five times higher than Aruba — with an average of 6.7 inches a month. It rains on average 17 days a month, one of the highest in the Caribbean.

Martinique doesn’t have any months when the average high temperatures exceeds 90 degrees, unlike many other Caribbean destinations. The hottest month is September, when the average high inches above 87 degrees. The coolest months are January through February, when the high temperature averages about 83 degrees.

Rainfall reaches a low point of 3.6 inches a month in February through April, when it rains about 14 days a month. It exceeds eight inches by July and continues climbing each month until it reaches a high point of 10.6 inches in October during the most active time of the Caribbean’s hurricane season. It drops off only slightly in November and drops off more in December.

March is the most popular month to visit Martinique followed by January, February, April, July and December, all of which have similar numbers of visitors.

However, anyone planning to visit this tropical paradise would be wise to avoid July through November because of the potential for extreme rainfall and focus on February through June as the better times to go.

For more information:

Martinique vacation guide with travel tips, weather forecasts and current weather conditions

Holiday to Crete – The Secret Jewel of the Mediterranean

This Mediterranean island paradise has everything you could possibly need for a holiday. Crete is the largest and most spectacular of all the Greek islands, it divides the Aegean from the Libyan Sea, at the point where Europe and Africa meet.

The islands Majestic mountains soar at its centre and slope down via fertile valleys, deep ravines, ancient Minoan palaces and timeless traditional mountain villages to end at sandy blue flag beaches. Here you will find unbelievably blue seas and tavernas serving healthy locally produced food and wines.

This island paradise is famed for its hospitality, mythology, ancient sites, healthy Mediterranean cuisine and endless sandy blue flag beaches punctuated with jagged, dramatic rocky shorelines.

Crete has some spectacular walks making the most of the mountains, gorges and coastline. Spring is a particularly pretty time of year for walkers as the island is very green with a profusion of wild flowers and tree blossoms.

The beautiful island of Crete has more to offer than just its history, its gorges, its unscaled peaks and its mild climate.

There are some beautiful cities to explore, Chania being the jewel in the crown. Chania or Xania is claimed to be the oldest city in the world dating back to Neolithic times and is situated on the North West coast of Crete in the Apokoronas area.

Chania has a beautiful old Venetian section (the old town) including, museums, archaeological sites, a maze of narrow streets with shops selling local products and a stunning old harbour lined with tavernas and restaurants, the perfect place to relax and watch the people and boat trips come and go.

Another beautiful city is Rethymno situated to the East of Chania, again with a similar old part and harbour dominated by an imposing Venetian fortress. Many boat trips including trips to Santorini leave from Rethymno.

The Apokoronas area of Crete is situated on the North West coast of Crete. It is one of the greenest areas of Crete with beautiful blue flag beaches set against the dramatic backdrop of the White Mountains and with many unspoilt traditional villages. There are many private villas in this area that are available to rent, many working out cheaper than a hotel but with extra space, privacy and your own pool.

Situated between the cities of Chania and Rethymno and close to Crete’s only highway the Apokoronas area is the perfect base from where to make the most of your holiday on Crete. From here you have easy access to rest of the island including the south coast, Samaria gorge, the famous Elafonissi beach, Chania, Rethymno and all the further excursions boat trips etc that these places offer. Visit one of the many traditional villages close to hand or just relax on one of the beautiful beaches.

Wherever you have been in the day the evening out is a wonderful time, walk past a jasmine vine and breathe in the intoxicating aroma, visit a seaside taverna, stroll hand in hand with your partner on a beach or just spend the evening on the patio of your private villa sipping the local wine and eating a fresh home made Cretan salad and grilled fish just watching the sun go down over the pool.

By Sophia Rodger