The Caribbean Sea from Al’s House, Varadero – Photo of the Day

The Sea from Al’s house, Varadero, Cuba. By Kasie Crowley (USA). Camera: Galaxy S8

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8 thoughts on “The Caribbean Sea from Al’s House, Varadero – Photo of the Day

  • I’ve been to La Casa de Al and this is not it. This one is the Xanadu mansion by the golf course.

  • I visited Capone’s in Varadero November 2019. I do not recall seeing a setting like this facing the ocean.

  • And if it is Varadero, it can’t be the Caribbean Sea.

  • Appears to be the walk in front of the DuPont mansion near the VRA golf course.

  • This is actually a picture from the restaurant at the Xanadu Mansion (Dupont House) in Varadero, Cuba.
    I have been there and this is the exact view from the covered outdoor patio area of the restaurant.

  • Traveling to Cuba for the first time Jan.16th 2020. Any must see suggestions. Thank you.

  • I never had the grand opportunity of visiting Varadero but I’d known of its fame since I was a child. It must be one of those magical places.

  • While this is a lovely photo, it is not Casa d Al’s in Varadero. I would suggest it isn’t even Varadero.

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