We are situated on the Tropical Caribbean
Island of The Dominican Republic
 Christopher
Columbus crowned this island: the fairest land under heaven. The Dominican Republic
is home to the oldest European settlement in the Western Hemisphere. It has
one of the largest tourism industries in the Caribbean, boasting a 3,300 mile
shore line. Sprawling over two-thirds of the island of Hispaniola (which it
shares with Haiti), the D.R. is a delightful and almost magical place. Its people
are friendly and hospitable by nature. And the D.R. is the home of merengue,
a national obsession
The country has several areas with all the attractions and amenities necessary
for the perfect island vacation. Santo Domingo is the oldest continuously
inhabited city in this half of the globe, and many visitors find it difficult
to tear themselves away from its historic district, the Colonial Zone. It
is gradually being restored as a World heritage Site. Take a stroll down the
Calle de Las Damas (The Walk of the Ladies), the oldest street in the Americas,
dating to 1502 - named for the wife of Diego Columbus (Christopher’s
son). But this city is not all Spanish history ... twice a year it explodes
to the sounds of merenge when it's Carnival time, complete with parades, elaborate
floats, lots of live music and plenty of dancing in the streets.
The highest peak is Pico Duarte at 10,370 ft. Lush vegetation and waterfalls
cover the island, home to butterflies, birds and orchids. The Dominican Republic
is on Eastern Standard Time - five hours behind GMT.
The Dominican Republic's beaches are widely celebrated as being among the
world's best, and for good reason. Here, more than 1,000 miles of sugar-colored
sand is gently lapped by warm waters so clear and blue one has to see to believe.
Depending on location, the beaches offer a gentle lullaby for an oceanside
nap or enough wind to keep a Technicolor kiteboard adrift.
Adult Vacation The white-sand beaches, impressive mountain ranges veined
with spectacular rivers and waterfalls, and saltwater lakes teeming with exotic
wildlife are just part of the Dominican Republic's appeal. Whether you're
looking to party, relax or explore, the Dominican Republic has a lot to offer.
Adult Vacation Whether visiting casino's, purchasing crafts from artisans,
playing golf, walking the beach, exploring a cave, or hiking mountain paths
- you’ll find the Dominican Republic one of the best kept secrets
of the Caribbean.
Adult Vacation A favorite golfing destination of former Presidents Bill
Clinton and George H. Bush, the Dominican Republic has become one of the
hottest spots to tee-off in the Caribbean, if not the world.
Adult Vacation Here golfers will find 19 courses with oceanfront fairways
and dogleg lefts around swaying coconut palms. They'll also find courses
designed by legends such as Pete Dye, P.B. Dye, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer,
Robert Trent Jones, Gary Player, Tom Fazio and Nick Faldo.
Adult Vacation Super fine white sand sprinkled with coconut palm trees
line the east coast while golden sand defines the beaches of the north
coast. Adding a third color to the palette are the grey sand playas of
Barahona in the west. Some of these areas are populated with resorts featuring
a full array of watersports, food vendors, people watching and other activities.
Adult Vacation Sun worshipers head to one of the many beach resort areas
- perhaps Boca Chica, Juan Dolio, or La Romana, on the southeast coast
or Punta Cana on the island's eastern tip or Samaná in the northeast.
Adult Vacation Scuba diving is a favorite sport.While others take visitors
to another world of pristine tranquility with peaceful, uninhabited beaches.
Here, the only intrusions are a towering coconut palm and the swaying breeze.
Adult Vacation The region around Puerto Plata is often called the Amber
Coast because it’s the world’s largest source of clear amber.
Insects trapped inside amber inspired the Jurassic Park movie, parts of
which were filmed in the Dominican Republic. Barahona beach is in the southwest.
For underwater buffs, there are ancient sunken galleons and coral reefs.
Adult Vacation Several beaches are world famous as windsurfing locations.
Certain types of fish make the Dominican Republic a port-of-call as they
pass through on their migration journey to various parts of the Caribbean.
At the North Coast, White Marlin is abundant May through August; Blue Marlin
and Tuna thrive July and August; and Sailfish are numerous November through
April. Wahoo, King Mackerel and Dorado can be found year-round.
At the southern side, White and Blue Marlin, Dolphin Fish and Barracuda are
frequent visitors June through September. Sailfish and Wahoo can be found
October through January.
Deep sea fishing arrangements may be made at most resorts throughout the
DR. In addition, there are several charters that have fished these waters
for decades and know which species are running when and where.
Places to visit and things to do while on the Island
Island offers numerous activities for you to enjoy during your stay. No visit would be complete without a visit to the La Restinga National Park including a boat trip through the Mangroves, with the probability of seeing, star fish, seahorses, a large number of local birds and wildlife. Make sure you have your camera with you.
Take a Jeep tour with your erotic vacation companion around the island, first aroud "La Sierra" and "La Asuncion" and later on to the Peninsula of Macanao the Western half of the Island, which is less inhabited and has one of the most beautiful beaches of the island, Punta Arenas.
If you are a surfer the best beaches to surf are Playa Pargito, just south from Playa El Agua or Playa Puerto Cruz approx 6 minutes drive by car. The best location to windsurf on the island is El Yaque.
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