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offroad beach samana
If you take the above advise and snorkel at Playa ElValle, can I be the beneficiary, please.
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Are you allowed to drive a pick up truck on the beach in your country? If not, what makes you think you can do it here?
And I would also like to be named beneficiary in your life insurance policy since the beach in El Valle, although it's beauty is spectacular, it's one of the most dangerous beaches in Samana. Many people have drowned trying to fight the strong rip currents.
Good luck.
And I would also like to be named beneficiary in your life insurance policy since the beach in El Valle, although it's beauty is spectacular, it's one of the most dangerous beaches in Samana. Many people have drowned trying to fight the strong rip currents.
Good luck.
A legitimate question.....
M.Frog is correct....driving on beach is not permitted. However, people still do it at times.
Now, since there are beaches left in the world where driving is permissable on some beaches (U.S. , Australia, and New Zealand being 3 of them) I am trying to figure out why there seems to be so much "angst" over what I often see to be "innocent" questions. For example, hunting is "not allowed" in the DR. If someone comes into the DR1 that is a hunter and asks if hunting is allowed, why can't the answer just be given that "no, its not permitted" (even though dove, boar, and other bird hunting goes on all the time here in the DR in certain areas).
The law in the DR is kind of like this....1). What the law actually is, 2). How the law is interpreted by local citizens 3). How the law is interpreted by expats 4). How the law is interpreted by local & national government officials (certainly can be many interpretations here) 5). How the law is interpreted by the legal system (certainly can be many interpretations here too) and then 6). How you figure out who you will need to pay when you go ahead and do what you want to do anyway (irrespective of the law), get caught, and then find out you are in trouble.
Suerte!
M.Frog is correct....driving on beach is not permitted. However, people still do it at times.
Now, since there are beaches left in the world where driving is permissable on some beaches (U.S. , Australia, and New Zealand being 3 of them) I am trying to figure out why there seems to be so much "angst" over what I often see to be "innocent" questions. For example, hunting is "not allowed" in the DR. If someone comes into the DR1 that is a hunter and asks if hunting is allowed, why can't the answer just be given that "no, its not permitted" (even though dove, boar, and other bird hunting goes on all the time here in the DR in certain areas).
The law in the DR is kind of like this....1). What the law actually is, 2). How the law is interpreted by local citizens 3). How the law is interpreted by expats 4). How the law is interpreted by local & national government officials (certainly can be many interpretations here) 5). How the law is interpreted by the legal system (certainly can be many interpretations here too) and then 6). How you figure out who you will need to pay when you go ahead and do what you want to do anyway (irrespective of the law), get caught, and then find out you are in trouble.
Suerte!