Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic

Six eventful, challenging and exciting weeks are coming to a close. It's Saturday morning, two days left here in the Dominican Republic, before I take the long trip home to Copenhagen, via Miami, New York and London. I'm sitting at the breakfast restaurant ...

... .   This required taking two local buses (guaguas) to arrive in SD by 4:30 for the last Express bus to Jarabacoa.  Given our respective experiences in Latin America, we thought it was a long shot, but the buses here have been unbelievably ...

... land, lapped by emerald waves over 20,000 feet below. They then flew over the north part of the Dominican Republic, crossing the north/south length of the island in half an hour, landing on the south coast at the Santo Domingo airport. ...

... by a Nickelback concert. We roamed these streets looking for something good to eat, and it became increasingly apparent that Dominican restaurants had nothing on the value and deliciousness of restaurants in Central America. We could find any typical food ...