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Rincon Rubi Las Galeras

caretera por Playa Rincon, Playa Rincon Las Galeras, Samaná Peninsula, Dominican Republic

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Strender & hummer!

A travel blog entry by hegetage

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... på den primitive men sjarmerende beachrestauranten, og bading i en fjellelv/lagune som munner ut i sjøen her. Herlig kaldt forfriskende! Dvs 20 grader mot havet som viser 29 :)
Hummer blir det også mye av i dagene som kommer, og til en tiendedel av prisen hjemme... Og disse gamle kokkedamene kan oppskriftene sine på å legge godsmaken til disse! Michelinstjerne restauranter kan bare gå å legge seg ;-) !
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En fransk liten landsby :-) i karibien??

A travel blog entry by hegetage

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Etter to uker med windsurfing, beach & hummer er det på tide å dra videre! Vi pakker sekkene våre for ørtende gang, og vi begynner å bli ganske så lei av akkurat det!! Hehe, noen som merker at oppholdene våre nå blir lengre og lengre for hver stopp?? Vi hopper på en gua-gua (de lokales buss, som i en liten kassebil, stablet oppå hverandre!) for tre timer. Vi kjører over fjell med frodig vegetasjon og igjennom små landsbyer, ...

Traveling with 'the boy'

A travel blog entry by thepotvins

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... us off to the Dominican Republic straight away the next morning.

Sounds good, and I’m even allowing myself to imagine a decent plate of food and a beer on someone else’s dime. More on that later.

Two days before our departure the boy shows his competitive streak. He hears that the outside temp is 103 degrees, and he insists on topping that. And he does. At the clinic he clocked in at a toasty 104.7. Oh, and to keep ...

Bacardi Island & Land of Mamajuana

A travel blog entry by bumihills

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... It is sold in a bottle ranging from 15 to $25. What you then do is add rum and a little honey to the bottle and let it rest for 3 days. After that you have a drink and it is supposed to act as an aphrodisiac or the Dominican version of viagra. Anyway, we passed on that.

We wandered the beach, George dipped his toes in the Caribbean and we took several photos.


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Well...that was tedious

A travel blog entry by hejira

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... me to come take a look. The cliff of Punta Macao was obvious, and you could imagine that it was a very protected anchorage…if only you could get into it. With rocks awash to the port side of the entrance and a reef to starboard, we would need to take care regardless - but with the large swell coming toward the entry as rolling breakers, it did not look passable. We would have to keep going around Cabo Engaño. We had read up on the cape effect that ...

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