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Dominican
Republic (48.422 kmq), with Capital City Santo Domingo, extends on two-thirds
of Hispaniola island, and borders Haiti, in the west. It's one of the most fascinating
exotic destination in the world for beauty and varied nature of the landscapes,
the history and above all, the completeness
of the services.
Golden
beaches and clear sea, barrier reef, palm groves, lagoons, lakes and rivers, jungles
with fruit trees and mountains, waiting for you. But are great sense of freedom,
cheerful character of the people, perfect weather all year round, that captivate.
You
will find luxury and inexpensive hotels, holiday villages,
prestigious golf courses, exclusive and
informal restaurants, nights,
discos and casino. And then Santo Domingo, with two different towns: new city,
with wide boulevards, traffic-congested major roads, villas and skyscrapers, luxury
stores, and the suburbs of favelas around Ozama river; and old colonial city,
true museum in the open air, in an atmosphere of ancient times, even more evocative
by night, when streetlamps light create a rich ambience of music, mystery and
enchantment between Malecon and Spanish walls. |
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| Santo
Domingo
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More
than two million inhabitants... between past and present. |
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| Boca
Chica |
The
most wide natural swimming pool all over the world, with all services, twenty
miles far from Santo Domingo, five miles far from Las Americas international airport. |
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| Guayacanes
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A
paradise of peace and calm sea |
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| Juan
Dolio |
All
inclusive hotels for a fabulous holiday |
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| La
Romana |
Half-way
between Santo Domingo and Bavaro, with international airport, landing for
cruisers, commercial centers; two miles far from Casa de Campo. |
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| Casa
de Campo |
Beautiful
villas, big yacht and prestigious golf courses in the most wide touristic complex
of Dominican Republic. |
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| Altos
de Chavon |
The atmosphere
of a sixteenth-century Spanish village with an exceptional view on Chavon
river. |
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| Bayahibe |
A
nice fishing village point of embarkation for Saona island and nearby Dominicus
hotels |
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Saona |
Extraordinary
beaches and small villages in a old-fashioned scenary |
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| Catalina |
Impressive seabeds |
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| Boca
de Yuma |
On
the mouth of Yuma river, spectacular scenaries and going back in time. |
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| Higuey |
In
the Holy Land of the New World a world-famous cathedral, crossroads for Bavaro,
Punta Cana, Miches. |
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| Punta
Cana |
A
tropical paradise of white beaches, reef and palms where all inclusive hotels
dominate. |
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| Bavaro
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Famous
beaches and big all inclusive hotels |
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| Miches |
A
8 miles long virgin beach, beautiful but without services |
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| Samana
peninsula | A paradise of clear beaches
and crystal sea, where the whales love to mate. |
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| Cayo
Levantado |
An
enchanting island opposite Samana town, in the heart of the bay. |
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| Las
Galeras |
A
paradise of peace and quiet, and solitary beaches: Caribbean fascination. |
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| Rincon
Bay |
One
of the most beautiful beaches of Dominican Republic |
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| Las
Terrenas |
Endless
golden beaches,
blue waters that look fused crystal, French atmosphere of hotels on the sea and
restaurants, spectacular jungles of fruit trees, luxuriant hills and falls to
climbe up on a mule. |
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| Central
Cordillera |
Pico
Duarte: at the top of the island, 3174 meters on
the tope of the most high mountain of Dominican Republic; Constanza:
Caribbean Swiss at 1200 meters above sea level; Jarabacoa:
pines, rivers and falls in an alpine landscape, ideal for ecotourism. |
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| Safari |
In
the dominican country, across sugar cane plantations, Bayaguana market, and Sierra
de Agua with a dive in Salto Grande Fall. |
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| On
the road |
From
the cultivated fields of rural north to the jungle of fruit trees, as far as Las
Terrenas and Las Galeras virgin coasts in the spectacular Samana bay. |
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