Casa Maravilla/Bohio de Playa B&B Cabarete
Perla Marina Cabarete, Dominican Republic
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Scout Camp Part 1
... to me; I've never receieved any communique or witnessed one being
passed along. And yet, every so often when I proceed according to some
schedule I am informed matter-of-factly that it has changed and there is
some new plan. The effect of this is doubly confusing considering I've had
my class schedule displayed prominently for weeks and have addressed the
group in person many times concerning my plans and my agenda and yet and ...
Murphy's Law
... day. Everything is cheap. We can do whatever we want at any moment. There are several local restaurants to choose from, and about three gringo establishments.
On one of the first days Grady made friends with a stray dog, and coincidentally now the boat is somewhat infested with either bedbugs or lice. Due to our Spanish as a second language status, he named the dog Perro, which means dog, but is somehow witty, we think, maybe. We now only can sleep ...
Chillaxin'
... gulped up the coconut water and it totally hit the spot.
** Peter wanted to get an oil change squared away on the boat, and as that is easier done with an empty boat, Caleb and I obliged. We joined up with Amber, Justin, Drew and Roz from We Don't Neaux and went on an expedition to some waterfalls we had heard about. There are 27 waterfalls lines up through the jungle, and you pay admission and get a guide and are led through them ...
Surfing in the Carribean
... to put behind the fact that we had just got a bit too intimate, after one of them had spent a quarter of an hour squeezing my bottom to get the spikes out. Although I had to go to the local doctor to have my feet healed so I could stop waddling like a duck and start walking like a normal human being, I was relieved this time it was about butt and feet only. After the story that happened to my friend two days before we did have some reservations about surf in general ...
Cabarete Adventure Guide
... in multiple ways to both the community and the surrounding environment. As Eastman says, "Cabarete is a community of water." Accordingly, her school offers more than just kiteboarding. Here one can learn to surf, kayak, boogey board and snorkel. Yet, kiteboarding remains the main event. For those adventurous enough to try, the program has built a reputation ...
This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Casa Maravilla


