ECO TOURISM GUSTAVO
Excursiones Gustavo - República Dominicana
Excursiones Aéreas,Marítimas y Terrestres República Dominicana-Air,Marine,Terrestrial Excursions Dominican Republic-Ausflüge an Land auf dem Meer und in der Luft Dominikanische Republik-Szabadidös programok,fakúltatív kirándulások Dominikai Köztársaság
The town of Samana is located on the southern side of the peninsula along Samana Bay. It's a popular base for tourists who plan to participate in whale watching excursions or day trips to Cayo Levantado, both of which leave from the town's port. Samana's Malecon, or beachfront strip, is the center of activity and features outdoor cafes and small shops.Samana is heavily populated by Americanos, descendents of freed American slaves. Because of this the town holds a series of annual harvest festivals, a tradition dating back to the Yam and Rice festivals of West Africa. These lively events are held on Fridays from late August through the end of October at Samana churches.
El pueblo de Samaná está localizado en la parte sur de la península a lo largo de la Bahía de Samaná. Ésta es una base popular para los turistas que planean participar en las excursiones de observación de ballenas o viajes a Cayo levantado. El Malecón de Samaná, o franja de playa, es el centro de la actividad en los cafés y pequeñas tiendas al aire libre.Samaná es altamente poblada por americanos descendientes de esclavos americanos liberados. Ésta es la razón por la cual esta ciudad es anfitriona de una serie de festivals anuales de la cosecha, una tradición que data desde los festivales del Boniato y el Arroz de África Occidental. Éstos vívidos eventos son celebrados los viernes de finales de agosto hasta el final de octubre en las iglesias de Samaná.
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Eco Tourism Excursiones Gustavo
The Dominican Republic is a colorful tapestry of Spanish, French, Haitian, and African influences woven by a rich and storied history. Christopher Columbus described this lush land as "a beautiful island paradise with high forested mountains and large river valleys". This statement is still as true today as it was in 1492. In addition to the comforts of sun, sea, and sand, the Dominican Republic offers an exciting and unique cultural experience that will captivate your senses.
This is a destination like no other - a sensual feast of dazzling landscapes, exotic cuisine, and a remarkable variety of arts and entertainment options. The pulse-pounding thrill of the merengue, intriguing relics from centuries past, premium cigars, and even world-class baseball await you. The Dominican Republic is a surprising place that will delight even the most experienced traveler.
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PLANNING YOUR TRIP
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With so many options to choose from, the hardest part of planning a trip to the Dominican Republic is planning your departure for home. Seven major airlines serve the Dominican Republic, so you'll always have a good choice of flights. Many tour operators offer daytrips with a wide appeal, but specialty travel is also a popular option.
Ecotourism and adventure tours that involve helicopter rides, kayaking, four-wheeling, caving, and other thrilling escapades are available to the intrepid traveler. If family oriented itineraries are more your speed, consider tours that include horseback riding, water parks, and whale watching. The Dominican Republic is also becoming a popular destination for weddings, honeymoons, meetings, and conventions.
BEFORE YOU GO
The Dominican Republic enjoys warm tropical weather year round, so pack for paradise. Don't forget sunglasses, sunblock, and your bathing suit.
With seven international airports and a streamlined immigration process, visiting paradise has never been easier. Even communication is trouble-free because although Spanish is the official language, most employees in hotels and tourist spots speak English.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The Tourist Card is a required document for residents of authorized countries to enter the Dominican Republic exclusively for touristic purposes without a visa. It can be obtained at the Dominican Consulates or directly upon arrival at the airports in the Dominican Republic. The cost is US $10 and is valid for 30 days. (Please note that some of the tour operators include the Tourist Card in their packages.)
Year-round sports, effervescent nightlife, distinctive souvenir shopping, magnificent national parks, and world class gambling make for a jam-packed vacation to do list. But when you see the spectacular beaches, you might just want to pull up a chair and relax.
Outdoor activities like golf, snorkeling, windsurfing, kiteboarding, and boating are a thrilling way to experience the natural beauty of land and sea. With over two-dozen national parks, other quieter options for communion with nature like hiking and bird watching are also available. Indoor activities offer you the chance to strike it rich, dance the night away, or shop for curious mementos like carnival masks, amber, and a strange, liquid cure-all called Mamajuana.
The town of Samana is located on the southern side of the peninsula along Samana Bay. It's a popular base for tourists who plan to participate in whale watching excursions or day trips to Cayo Levantado, both of which leave from the town's port. Samana's Malecon, or beachfront strip, is the center of activity and features outdoor cafes and small shops.Samana is heavily populated by Americanos, descendents of freed American slaves. Because of this the town holds a series of annual harvest festivals, a tradition dating back to the Yam and Rice festivals of West Africa. These lively events are held on Fridays from late August through the end of October at Samana churches.
El pueblo de Samaná está localizado en la parte sur de la península a lo largo de la Bahía de Samaná. Ésta es una base popular para los turistas que planean participar en las excursiones de observación de ballenas o viajes a Cayo levantado. El Malecón de Samaná, o franja de playa, es el centro de la actividad en los cafés y pequeñas tiendas al aire libre.Samaná es altamente poblada por americanos descendientes de esclavos americanos liberados. Ésta es la razón por la cual esta ciudad es anfitriona de una serie de festivals anuales de la cosecha, una tradición que data desde los festivales del Boniato y el Arroz de África Occidental. Éstos vívidos eventos son celebrados los viernes de finales de agosto hasta el final de octubre en las iglesias de Samaná.
