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Quote: Waiting to cross the ever-buzzing parkway where Zona Colonial's pedestrianized El Conde ends in front of Puerta del Conde, zoológico caught my attention as a listed destination on signs displayed in front windows… Read More
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Quote: We took a great, organized day-trip to Isla Saona, a small island off the coast of the Dominican Republic. This was the highlight of the trip and highly recommended! The trip to the island is on a speedboat -… Read More
Quote: We started out at this place because we had gone there earlier in the week, but we had gotten there too late to make the open bar worth anything. We arrived EARLY, and there were hardly any people there, so it… Read More
Quote: Santo Domingo has abundance of anything travelers could possibly want to haul home. Knowing where and how to shop can save a pocket full of pesos because prices on goods have also more than doubled. Most… Read More
Quote: It's all about color, vibrancy, the fullness of life, even in the face of hardship and suffering. We're talking about Haitian art. Take a look and you encounter not only the beauty of this world-famous… Read More
Quote: For a fee of US$45, you can use the Hamaca Coral’s Hilton facilities and sit on their beach all day. The fee includes an all-you-can-eat buffet and an open bar. The price was a little too steep, and it… Read More
Quote: A local institution is the Casa de la Dulces, located at the western edge of the Zona Colonial. This is a popular place to go if you want to get a selection of traditional Dominican sweets, or if you are just a… Read More
Quote: The entire weekend was to celebrate with girlfriends, but the main festivities for our bachelorette took place at Loft, a happening night club in Santo Domingo. It’s a huge lounge with a bar in the middle… Read More
Quote: In the general area of the Colonial Zone (Zona Colonial) sits a large open expanse of land at the center of which is an imposing structure dating back to the city's 16th century beginnings. This is the Torre… Read More
Quote: One of the interesting things visitors may learn about the Dominican Republic is that it has its own unique and semi-premicious stone. Called the larimar, this stone was only "discovered" as recently as the '70s… Read More