I'm traveling to DR the first week of March with my wife and still trying to decide where we will spend 6 days. We are 40 years old and looking for relaxing days at the beach, mountain biking, good food and of course drinking till drunk. We dont do the all-inclusive thing and like to get out and see the sights on our own. I guess I'm looking for your opinion on "what is the all around best spot in the DR."
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Sosua or Las Terranas
Las Terranas for nice holiday with your wife. Beautiful spot.
If you happen to get divorced in the near future then visit Sosua.
A caveat attached to this Travel Advice - If you get the order of the visits wrong, Ie visit Sosua first then perhaps that will induce a divorce.
If you happen to get divorced in the near future then visit Sosua.
A caveat attached to this Travel Advice - If you get the order of the visits wrong, Ie visit Sosua first then perhaps that will induce a divorce.
Sosua is also a good choice, there is even a cycling club....why would you need a divorce to enjoy Sos?a........ we really stop this constant knocking of Sos?a, there are two notorious bars which can be easily avoided - there are probably at least two in most towns.
Most of the people who knock Sosua have never even been there. They just like to pretend to be urbane.
Sosua has a great beach, several actually, which offer many activities, such as scuba diving and such. There are many fine restaurants, and a variety of interesting places to visit. It is also close to Puerta Plata and Cabarette, both of which offer other interesting sights.
Sosua also has a diverse population, and a relatively large ex-pat community. You will find most everyone friend and welcoming, and easy to talk with.
There is an "enthusiastic" night life in Sosua, and you must understand it has its share of prostitutes and everything that goes with that. However, they will not bother a married couple. That is not how they make their money. Like any place where tourists might visit, there are a few places to avoid, but anyone with some travel sense will have no problems.
Sosua has a great beach, several actually, which offer many activities, such as scuba diving and such. There are many fine restaurants, and a variety of interesting places to visit. It is also close to Puerta Plata and Cabarette, both of which offer other interesting sights.
Sosua also has a diverse population, and a relatively large ex-pat community. You will find most everyone friend and welcoming, and easy to talk with.
There is an "enthusiastic" night life in Sosua, and you must understand it has its share of prostitutes and everything that goes with that. However, they will not bother a married couple. That is not how they make their money. Like any place where tourists might visit, there are a few places to avoid, but anyone with some travel sense will have no problems.
Sadly, there are putas even if that is most decidedly NOT what you are looking for....