The Dominican Republic is a wonderful place for enjoying active recreation, especially diving and other types of water activities because there are so many clean beaches with crystal water. "Sharky's Dive Center" in the resort town of Bayahibe can give you an unforgettable experience thanks to professional instructors, excellent equipment and fabulous underwater landscapes inhabited by skates, eels, and crabs. Together with instructors of "The Dive Academy" in Las Terrenas, you can explore the entire peninsula and meet dolphins on your way. Of course, you can go snorkeling and scuba diving in any Dominican coastal town.
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The eastern district of Punta Cana famous for its beautiful beaches invites all thrill-seekers to try parasailing. Crystal-clear water underfoot and the blue sky overhead, fresh wind and an adrenaline burst are just what you need if you've always dreamed of finding out what it's like to fly through the air. The price of such an amazing adventure starts at $ 55. In the same district, it's great to enjoy the waves on a small cruise for just $ 59 and more. For $ 900 you can rent a luxury private boat for 4 hours. The town of Cabarete on the north coast is the best place for surfers and windsurfers. On Encuentro Beach is "Chino Surf School" offering a huge selection of boards. Its professional instructors patiently teach beginners the art of surfing, while the beach itself provides constant waves.
In some parts of the Dominican Republic, you can not only go on a sailing boat tour but also hire a private boat or yacht. For those who have little or no experience in sailing, it is recommended to rent boats with the team: captain, cook, and crew. This is your opportunity to relax and learn about swimming from professionals, as well as participate in the life of the crew by performing simple tasks. It should be borne in mind that for smooth cruising it's better to choose the southern coast, and for more difficult conditions with waves and trade winds go to the northern coast. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
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There is no better way to get to know the Dominican countryside than a half-day excursion from Punta Cana by private car. During this fascinating excursion, participants can see the colors of the authentic Dominican Republic with its colorful houses, banana plantations and sand dunes, beaches, caves, waterfall, and the Maimon River while enjoying the wonderful weather and stunning scenery. It is recommended to wear clothes you are not afraid to spoil and take swimsuits with you.
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The Dominican Republic has an absolutely amazing nightlife, and many of its most interesting places start shining only at sunset. There are also bars in big cities, resort clubs, and dance parties. The safest and most convenient to move between clubs and bars is by taxi. Sometimes cab-drivers can even advise the best places for night entertainment. The luckiest are those who stay in the quiet town of Sosua - its beaches are full of great bars to suit every taste. Take Scandinavian Bar alone - it serves excellent cocktails, cold beer, as well as European and American cuisines. This beach bar & restaurant is famous for its burgers and ribs, being very popular among Swedes, Norwegians, and Danes.
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Popular Mangu Disco Club is located in Occidental Hotel, Punta Cana. The entrance is free of charge for hotel guests. Latin American music sounds and all kinds of competitions are held here every night. The club with two spacious rooms is quite large. The city's another incredibly popular club is Imagine CAVE. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that it is located in an ancient cave or, more precisely, in a very large cave system where bats live even today. Modern lighting is surprisingly combined with rough-stone ceiling and walls. The biggest cave - Universe - hosts concerts, private parties, and many other events. The entrance is $ 30 - the price includes transfer to the club and back. Those who pay $ 65 get access to the best cocktails and the main cave, there is also an option with premium access for $ 80 and VIP access with private transport for $ 100. Wi-fi is free for all visitors.
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The Dominican Republic is a wonderful place for enjoying active recreation, especially diving and other types of water activities because there are so many clean beaches with crystal water. "Sharky's Dive Center" in the resort town of Bayahibe can give you an unforgettable experience thanks to professional instructors, excellent equipment and fabulous underwater landscapes inhabited by skates, eels, and crabs. Together with instructors of "The Dive Academy" in Las Terrenas, you can explore the entire peninsula and meet dolphins on your way. Of course, you can go snorkeling and scuba diving in any Dominican coastal town.
The Dominican Republic has an absolutely amazing nightlife, and many of its most interesting places start shining only at sunset. There are also bars in big cities, resort clubs, and dance parties. The safest and most convenient to move between clubs and bars is by taxi. Sometimes cab-drivers can even advise the best places for night entertainment. The luckiest are those who stay in the quiet town of Sosua - its beaches are full of great bars to suit every taste. Take Scandinavian Bar alone - it serves excellent cocktails, cold beer, as well as European and American cuisines. This beach bar & restaurant is famous for its burgers and ribs, being very popular among Swedes, Norwegians, and Danes.
