February 3, 2010
January 15, 2010
Juan Dolio, a beautiful place to live!
When I got married I move from the center of the city of Santo Domingo to the most beautiful place next to the city, Juan Dolio, just 30 minutes away, I really felt like I was living in a permanent home vacations!
As a resident you will not miss anything, is abosolutely a whole new and different style of living.
Enjoy!
September 12, 2009
Miss Dominican Republic at Miss Universe 2009
Congratulation to our Dominican Beauty!! She was the "vireina" like Vice Queen!!! lol
August 14, 2009
Dominican Music
Acordeon, Guira y Tambora are the principal instruments to play MERENGUE!
When people talk about "merengue" they are talking about Dominican Republic. The most contagious rhythm that make everybody move their feet and their hips at the same time, it is imposible to stay sitting when you hear the tambora sound!
Our typical music is unique, and when the musician put those instruments together in a song, make dance the most quiet person in the world.
Take a look of this tourist dancing merengue in the beach.
So next time that you come to visit the Dominican Republic, remember to dance some merengue and you will never forget that vacation!!
Hasta Pronto!
July 8, 2009
Dominican Republic has it all
Dominican Republic has it all.
May 20, 2009
Saona Island or Isla Saona
I still remember the first time that I was in the Saona Island, I was in my second or third quatramester in the university (over there the school year is divided into four parts), and my teacher say that we going to have an excursion to Saona, in that moment everybody was jumping like kids in the middle of salon, including me, I was so excited. when finally the day came, a very nice bus was waiting for us, and all of us of course were ready to go and have one of the mos excited experience ever.
This is a excursion you have to do when staying in Punta Cana, La Romana, Bayahibe, Boca Chica, Juan Dolio or Santo Domingo.
May 10, 2009
Dominican Republic All Inclusive Resorts
The all inclusive plan:
- Lunch buffet
- All variety deserts.
AV equipment
Bellhop
Business center services
Childcare
Computer
Concierge
Copy service
Credit card access
Currency exchange
Day rate
Doctor on call
Dry cleaning
Early Check-in/ out
Faxing incoming-outgoing
Hair Dresser
Handicap Parking
Kid's Program
Late Check-out penalty
Laundry
Local Calls
Local Faxes
Long-distance Access
Newspaper
Room Service
Tour Desk
Video Billing
Wake-up Calls
Boating
Casino
Fishing
Game Room
Golf
Health Club - Extensive
Jacuzzi
Jogging Track/Trail
Massage
Playground
Recreation(Sports)Court
Sauna
Scuba Diving
Snorkeling
Spa
Tennis Courts
April 30, 2009
If you like golf, you'll love the Dominican Republic.
Is a big surprise for every golfer that go to the Dominican Republic for the first time to play golf.
This beautiful island have more than 24 golf courses around the country with 9, 18 and 27 holes.
No only we have a beautiful golf course, we also have a very important international tournaments for professional (Amateurs) and important membership like: world Amateur Golf Council (WAGC), Golf Handicap and Information Network (GHIN), and of course we are member of the United State Golf Association (USGA).
I promise you that I'm going to describe each one of our golf course (location, holes, attractions, facilities, etc.) in another's post so you can enjoy every single one before your next TEE TIME.April 10, 2009
Spring Break or Semana Santa.
Adjacent small islands (one day excursions available):
Saona Island, Catalina Island.
Sports:
Golf, scuba diving, cayak, mountain climbing, cycling, and many others.
If you are ready for vacation and you are interesting to visit the Dominican Republic, just tell me what do you like to do, and I'll tell you where exactly you should go.
Have a great spring break!
April 8, 2009
Dominican Republic Location
The island was called "La Hispaniola" when christopher Colombus discovered, lately a border of 388 km separate the island in two different countries, The Dominican Republic in the East and Haiti at the west.
How you can see in the picture, the Island of Santo Domingo, how was called in time, is the second biggest island in the Antilles, is separate from Puerto Rico for the "Canal de la Mona" at the East, from Cuba at the west for the "Canal del Viento, up North have the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean sea in the South .
This wonderful Location allow the people to have a mix of the hot weather from the Caribbean Sea and a nice breeze coming from the Atlantic Coast.