Travel to Cuba remains in memory for life, but souvenirs brought from a rest, help to remember the brightest moments. That is why it is necessary to allocate time for going to the markets, souvenir shops and shops. What can you bring from Cuba for yourself and your loved ones? The variety of goods in Cuba is so great that it is just right and be confused. In this article we will tell you what is usually taken from Cuba by tourists.
Presents for men
It's no secret that many people associate Cuba with branded cigars. But before you bring a box with these products from Cuba, remember that prices are one of the main selection criteria. Real Cuban cigars cost from $ 15 apiece. Pay attention to the packaging. It must contain the inscription Hecho in Cuba totalmente a mano, a seal and a white ribbon on which the inscription Habanos is printed in red.
What other souvenirs to bring from Cuba , to please the friends of men? A bottle of the famous Cuban rum is a great gift. The most popular brand of this alcoholic beverage is "Havana Club" (from $ 15 per liter). Take into account, to export more than two liters of alcohol from Cuba is prohibited!
Coffee is another gastronomic gift, which is distinguished by its exquisite taste and incredible aroma. Having bought relatives, colleagues or the boss packing of coffee Сubita, Arabica Serano Washed or Turquino, you are sure to please them. The cost of a kilogram of natural coffee begins at $ 10.
As a souvenir for a man, you can buy a machete - a special knife-cleaver for harvesting bananas, reeds. Depending on the size and material used, the machete will cost from $ 15 to infinity!
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Gifts for women
Representatives of the fair half of humanity adore sweets, but in Cuba they are abundant. Want to please your girlfriend? Bring her a box of incredibly delicious marmalade, which is made from mango, guava and other tropical fruits. Sweets cost very cheaply and are sold in all grocery stores.
Are you ready to spend a tidy sum? Look closely at the ornaments made of black corals, natural pearls, tortoise shell. Traditional Cuban guyaaber shirts, wooden carvings, albums made of bison skins, maracas, clave and bongos are in great demand among tourists.
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But with the purchase of antiques, expensive furniture and paintings can be difficult, because to take them out of the country is almost impossible.