LUVVV TO get drunk but cant do it here in the USA legally (even tho i do n e wayz!) but where can i get drunk and some cheap sloppy girls in nassau??? i am a gurl btw. Additional Details ...
I'm going to Puerto Plata (staying at RIU) next week with a friend of mine and I want to bring my husband back something, but I'm not sure what. what sort of things might he like that I ...
happy divali to everyone .... Additional Details i celebrated Divali - it was great but i still think kids enjoy these things more (except for the food of course hehehe)
My tour operator said that they can not organise for me civil ceremony because I am not hold British passport and I am booked a holiday from U.K.When I phoned to the hotel the girl did speak only in S...
I'm not going with husband but with girlfriends so I want a nice hotel and also nightlife, dancing, drinking close-by. A lot of these hotels are nice but geared to honeymoon, couples and ...
Looking for a Caribbean deal. My requirements are a resort that is on a beautiful beach and also has wonderful pools. I'm traveling with 2 small kids, my husband and my mother. It's very ...
stricter laws for child abuse?
i know Trinis dicipline differently than alot of countries
do you think we should have stricter laws?
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Im planning to get married next year in a Caribbean island. From personal experience which Caribbean island would you recommend? We want somewhere that is relaxing but also has a good nightlife and ...
I have been to Jamaica several times and love it very much! My boyfriend lives there,so I go every three months or so.Many of my co-workers(several Jamaican),tell me to be careful because it is not ...
Duty Free it's 50 Cigars (after 48 hours of being outside of Canada). But you can bring back more if you want you may be subject to paying duty on them.
For price - hard to say any where from about $20 a box to $300+ a box.
Expect to pay $280 (at least) for a box of real quality cigars. You can buy fake ones for a lot less than that but what's the point. Buy them at the duty free in your departure airport in Cuba, that way you'll know they are legitimate.
Lots of counterfeit cigars all over Cuba (I've even see fakes in the hotel gift shop)
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Whaddya' wanna' do that for?
The competent cigar makers fled Castro long ago.
You're visiting (I assume) a Caribbean "paradise" that has a shortage of FISH for the love of God, and trust me, fishing is WAY easier than producing a smoke-worthy cigar.
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i beleive its 20 cigars, 40 cigarettes and 2 bottles of 26ers.
The cost depends on who sells them and if they are the good real ones, dont be ripped off by the street walkers/beach vendors. They may look like the real thing but get educated on it first. But with the beach vendors and that you can bargain with them!
Jon B
u can bring back i think as many as you want i brought back aabout 25 cigars with me just last year
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It seems like you are only allowed about 50.
el loco
As many as you want
Daniel J
To be honest your money would be spent better if you went to http://www.cigarfox.com and picked up a Dominican or Honduran blend from them. I guarantee you will receive a better hand rolled cigar for your money
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