The traditional, and traditionally-derived leis that we carry are maile, ti-leaf, kukui nut leis, and the rare haku lei made with native flowers (although these are seldom available). Maile was associated with Laka, the patron spirit of Hula (dance) and other spirits of Old Hawaii.
Whatâs the weather like in Cuba in August? Sitting in the northern Caribbean Sea at the meeting point of the North Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, Cuba has warm weather all year round. The Tropic of Cancer runs through the north of the main island, meaning Cuba has a tropical climate with two distinct seasons.
Usually, though, the most youâll get on a visit during the rainy season is mild, tropical rain at night and at occasional intervals during the day. The water temperature in Cuba is 70 degrees Fahrenheit or above, and going swimming is always an enjoyable relief from the Havana humidity that can make the skin sticky.