For !st class living.........just go to playa Dorado and pay a monthly rate at Colonial House, and thats as good as it gets on the noth coast.
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I met a young lady once while sitting in first class that for 3 plus hours that never stopped talking about her family's wealth, and the companies they owned. As the plane was flying over Bermuda and about to land she asked me what did I do for a living. I told her I do not work, and to look out the window and every house and building that has a white roof my dad owns. The look on her face was priceless as all she could see out the window was over 20,000 white slated roofs. 
I think everyone has a different definition of what first class is, the key word being class.
I think everyone has a different definition of what first class is, the key word being class.
Not true. I’m always in the north of the country and I love it. ( not talking about Puerto Plata or Sosua) Jarabacoa is absolutely beautiful and has some great restaurants, Bonao, La Vega, Salcedo, Tenares, Macorís and of course Santiago have wonderful places to eat and visit and the people are super friendly and let’s be honest, the best looking and I mean gorgeous Women are in El Cibao…
Santiago in my opinion is way better to live than the Capital. Much cleaner, organized,great looking people, tons of nightlife and restaurants and lots to do.
The North / El Cibao is the true essence of The Dominican Republic, if you guys believe that beach towns is what make The DR, you’re truly missing out on this country BIG TIME!
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I can go on and on, here’s a few places in the north I Love
beautiful view!! Very average food.Camp David Ranch: Historia, Hospitalidad y Delicias desde 1989
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Some people talk not because they have something to say, they just... aaaaw whatever. Adios. 😏
He's just being honest. Anyone who has lived here a long time would agree
I think that the only place in the country that gets close to business class is Santo Domingo and only then if you have money. I'm talking about safety, access to first world standard services and shops, access to healthcare, entertainment, the overall quality of life compared to living in a city in a developed country. On all of those measures the north coast scores very badly. Yes the traffic in SD is terrible and no there isn't a beach.
I don't think anywhere in DR gets to first class standard. Premium economy on the north coast in my opinion would be parts of Cabarete and parts of Sosúa and Las Terrenas if we are allowed to include that in the north coast.
I don't think anywhere in DR gets to first class standard. Premium economy on the north coast in my opinion would be parts of Cabarete and parts of Sosúa and Las Terrenas if we are allowed to include that in the north coast.
Cab First? For what reason? All the expats?
Since when does Jarabacoa, Bonao, La Vega, Salcedo, Tenares, Macoris and Santiago belong to North COAST? Do any of these cities have a coast?
Yea, I missed that “coast” part and noticed it after my reply…. I was referring to the North part of the island. Tried to delete my reply but it was to late… my mistake!Cab First? For what reason? All the expats?
Since when does Jarabacoa, Bonao, La Vega, Salcedo, Tenares, Macoris and Santiago belong to North COAST? Do any of these cities have a coast?
From a humble Dominican perspective (middle, upper middle class)
First class:
- Punta Cana
- Santiago
- Jarabacoa
- Puntarena
Business class:
- Distrito Nacional
- Santiago
- Licey/Moca
Economy class:
- La Vega
- San Francisco
- Bani
- Mao
Speaking of smoke - last night my neighbor's Haitian helper decided it was a good idea at 8 PM to stage a book burning by lighting a bonfire in the road and burning about 30 hard cover books.
The rancid smoke wasn't blowing into my house but it was going directly into my neighbors houses. The flames were about 6' high and it was blazing.
I told him it was stupid to burn books and if he didn't want then just throw them in the trash.
This morning one of the pages on the ground was unburned was from and golf instruction book. Who burns a golf book?
A lot of people's brains have not developed!