Jim O'Donnell
Freelance journalist, author and photographer, Jim O’Donnell focuses on conservation, human rights, and travel. A former archaeologist, O’Donnell is the author of Notes for the Aurora Society as well as numerous articles, several sordid tales, various angry letters-to-the-editor and other scribblings. He lives in New Mexico with his two children.
Jim O'Donnell's contributions
Guide
Things to do in Havana
Cuba's famous heartland
Guide
Things to do in Pinar del Río and Viñales
Cuba's green and mystical valley
Guide
The end of people-to-people travel in Cuba?
How President Trump's foreign policy is impacting US-Cuba relations?
Guide
Things to do in Trinidad
A taste of old Cuba
Guide
Things to do in Santa Clara
Che Guevara's final home
Guide
Things to do in Ciénaga de Zapata and Bay of Pigs
A wildlife paradise
Guide
Things to do in Cienfuegos
Laidback chic
Guide
Things to do in Bayamo and Sierra Maestra
Cuba's best kept secret
Guide
Things to do in Holguín Province
Sleepy beaches and provincial towns
Guide
Things to do in Santiago de Cuba
Havana's older, more relaxed sibling
Guide
The Cuban Revolution
Cuba's most important moment in history
Guide
Things to do in Baracoa
Salsa and sun in Cuba's oldest city
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When to go to Cuba
Guide
What to eat in Cuba
Guide
Cuba travel FAQs
Guide
The Best National Parks In Costa Rica
Costa Rica's top national parks and how to get there
Article
Cuba: An old girl with a new heart
What the future holds for the Caribbean island
Guide