For whale-watchers, delicious
fish in coconut sauce, coconut
tree-lined sands, beach after
beach, tropical forest-covered
mountains, boat trips, El Limón
waterfall, mangroves park, scuba
diving, jeep safaris, horseback
excursions, wave riding...
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Samaná, on the northeastern coast, is about to become
the new darling of tourism in the Caribbean, with its
debut in the international tourism world with the
opening of its Samaná International Airport in the
winter of 2006. This will bring to three, the airports
in Samaná (El Catey, Portillo and Arroyo Barril). The
peninsula of Samaná creates the magical bay of Samaná, which
attracts whale-watchers from around the world to observe the
fantastic conclave of thousands of humpbacks in mid-January to
mid March. Samaná is a land where Europeans, who first came as
tourists, have opened innumerable small hotels and restaurants.
With the opening of the airport, these are now being joined by new
investors that are catering to tourists seeking relaxation at large
resorts. Samaná is also the place to enjoy Dominican specialties,
such as the delicious fish in coconut sauce. Sandy coves and white
sand beaches run side by side with unexplored patches of tropical
jungle, making for memories of paradise.
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