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El Limon - how to do it?
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I walked the trail to the falls, because I really don't care for horses. I wish I can remember the name of the place where I parked and got a "tour guide" I think he wanted $30, but I offered him $15, and he took it. It may be called "Maria's" or something. It is on the right hand side, on the way to las Terrenas. It is about 1000 feet past one of the marked fall trail entrances. They have a large pavillion, where there serve a nice buffet type dominican meal. They run horse excusions to the falls, but as I mentioned, I just paid for a guide and walked, and came back and purchased a meal. It is probably served around 1:00?
Take a raincoat, and wear good solid shoes. The rain and horses have the trail worn down to a rocky maze, which is often coated with thin layer of slippy mud or horsesh*t. It is a long walk, but it is worth it. At the top of the falls, they will hit you up for a "pass" for the falls, which may cost 2-3 us dollars, and they offer some cigars and water to you. Some people just take pictures, others jump in for a nice swim. Enjoy! Pat
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I walked the trail to the falls, because I really don't care for horses. I wish I can remember the name of the place where I parked and got a "tour guide" I think he wanted $30, but I offered him $15, and he took it. It may be called "Maria's" or something. It is on the right hand side, on the way to las Terrenas. It is about 1000 feet past one of the marked fall trail entrances. They have a large pavillion, where there serve a nice buffet type dominican meal. They run horse excusions to the falls, but as I mentioned, I just paid for a guide and walked, and came back and purchased a meal. It is probably served around 1:00?
Take a raincoat, and wear good solid shoes. The rain and horses have the trail worn down to a rocky maze, which is often coated with thin layer of slippy mud or horsesh*t. It is a long walk, but it is worth it. At the top of the falls, they will hit you up for a "pass" for the falls, which may cost 2-3 us dollars, and they offer some cigars and water to you. Some people just take pictures, others jump in for a nice swim. Enjoy! Pat
I advertise on DR1. Here is my personal site. The Coves, Samana, Dominican Republic
Go to Dona Nega's Parada #5. They are one of the first to do El Limon by horse.
Super people, great food, a meal and a horse/guide for $RD500.
Her phone is 809-462-4727.
We are in her place several times a month.
HIGHLY recommend!:classic:
Super people, great food, a meal and a horse/guide for $RD500.
Her phone is 809-462-4727.
We are in her place several times a month.
HIGHLY recommend!:classic:
From LT Parada#5 is one of the first you come to after the long uphill grade. She'd be on the left. There is a sign in front.
Don't know Santi's...