Hola, I was interested in opening a Wave Runner/Jet Ski Rental Business in Bavaro/Punta Cana area. What are the legal steps I will need to take to get this started. 1) how do you get a little hut on the beach? 2) Do you have to have licenses or permits for jet ski's 3) What do I need to do to have hotels recommend my excursion? I would appreciate any info possible.
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Interested in starting a WaveRunner business in Bavaro... What are the legal steps?
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Ok, what does PM mean, and please address with as much as you possibly know. I am researching this venture, before I decide to move from the States.
1. Just build a hut, squatting is a favorite pasttime
2. Just bribe the alcalde
3. Money helps here too, 22% commission.
1. Just build a hut, squatting is a favorite pasttime.
2. Just bribe the Alcalde
3. Money helps, 22% commission
Poppi
~OK I will be nice....Look at the top of the page on the left hand side...you will see "Private Message" click that....type in "Hillbilly", then type your questions to him....
Hillbilly is a very wise man and he will help you to the best of his ablilties....
Good luck....perhaps we will see you soon on a beach in Bavaro with your Waverunners.....I get a free ride for advise right
..lol~Belmont come to think of it as I read you post, I do not recall ever seeing a waverunner, jetski in the waters....I have only seen the small "Bavaro Runner" speed boats zipping by.....You could be onto something here that the OP must research in more depth...
Jets skiis are not allowed on most popular beaches in the DR, ever since some generals son was killed in an accident a few years ago. I have a condo in The Bahamas and they are a pain in the ass, hustlers on the beach, incompetent-reckless-uninsured operators/drivers (customers and staff), and last, but not least, noise pollution.
However, they should have designated zones, but keeping them in there would be a nightmare. Its probably a good thing they are banned, there is at least one person killed every year off Paradise Island (Bahamas).
However, they should have designated zones, but keeping them in there would be a nightmare. Its probably a good thing they are banned, there is at least one person killed every year off Paradise Island (Bahamas).
While we happily provide information to visitors of the Dr1 in any matter, business included, I do not think you will ever get free consultation (or business manual) for free. First of all, you started off the wrong attitude. Second you seem "too demanding" like in the way that is your divine right to receive that information.
Why do you think somebody would write you up a business plan on setting up shop in the DR just like that...? Now, if you came with a different attitude and different wording of your posts and replies to posts of others, then, maybe then, the community would willingly decide to have you a brief look into the wealth of knowledge this community possesses.
The best advice you will get is to get down there, see for yourself, talk to local people, local business owners, hire local guide and check out the red tape for yourself. Then, and only then, can you make an informed decision whether it's worth to invest your time and money in this place and country.
This is questionable, there's no "true" wealth of knowledge provided on this forum. I'd say, at best, you get more DR bashing and complaining than anything else.
Sometimes , when sifting throught the excrement, a diamond pops up......
There are things here that have saved my rear end many times....
I try to return the favor/favour.....