You didn't enter via an airport and had to show your passport with your photo, name, etc? Trust me, they know who you are better than you know them.They are tracking one old fat guy sitting in a thong under a palm tree on a secluded beach?
You didn't enter via an airport and had to show your passport with your photo, name, etc? Trust me, they know who you are better than you know them.They are tracking one old fat guy sitting in a thong under a palm tree on a secluded beach?
Since you’re in the area, anything new at Embassy Beach / Playa Caribe? That was our go to favorite beach for decades. It was roped off for awhile, there was a hotel for awhile, food briefly. Then nada.I am familiar with the renovations that are happening right now in Guayacanes (two ares of the beach) that are part of the gov. plan on beaches. Quite honestly it looks to me to be a first rate "renovation" similar look as public beaches in the states. Prior to this renovation it was a long strip of grey ,run down structures that to me didn't serve any purpose other than being used by the occupants for their own personal use.
I, don't use this beach but I do go there once a week to the fish market and past by this are a couple times a week on the way to SD. The new units are very visiblefrom the main road to the capital.
Perhaps but not in the example I postedI stay at hotels and use meeting facilities in Santo Domingo and hotels all over the island (not AI's). I almost never encounter problems. More often than not it's the inexperienced traveler thinking he is going to get complimentary caviar and turn down service with a chocolate on the pillow at a 40 dollar a night hotel.
sounds like a complete loser. When reading reviews, it is easy to tell when the customer is the problem
Not current - this happened years ago and has performed very well ever since
Many moons ago Kemosabe......
I cannot speak to anything currently under restructure..... not familiar with, nor do I care
The beaches in my area seem to be well managed and are not seedy
I have never seen Sosua beach... and most likely never will
You care about it enough to post in this thread.Not current - this happened years ago and has performed very well ever since
Many moons ago Kemosabe......
I cannot speak to anything currently under restructure..... not familiar with, nor do I care
What beaches are those?The beaches in my area seem to be well managed and are not seedy
Is that because Sosua Beach is not in your area or because someone told you it was "seedy" and therefore you have decided that you won't actually take a look at it for yourself and make a personal judgement?I have never seen Sosua beach... and most likely never will
BINGO!You care about it enough to post in this thread.
And this thread is about restructuring of 25 beaches.
Reference is made to post #1 of this thread.
What beaches are those?
Are they actually located in the 🇩🇴 ❓
Is that because Sosua Beach is not in your area or because someone told you it was "seedy" and therefore you have decided that you won't actually take a look at it for yourself and make a personal judgement?
As I said before, my comments about beaches in this thread are based on observations with my own eyes.
And I care very much about the status of the beaches I like to visit.
You didn't enter via an airport and had to show your passport with your photo, name, etc? Trust me, they know who you are better than you know them.
And I care very much about the status of the beaches I like to visit.You care about it enough to post in this thread.
And this thread is about restructuring of 25 beaches.
Reference is made to post #1 of this thread.
In reference to restructuring ruining beaches.... I cited a success
What beaches are those?
Are they actually located in the 🇩🇴 ❓
Yes... all rep Dom
Is that because Sosua Beach is not in your area or because someone told you it was "seedy" and therefore you have decided that you won't actually take a look at it for yourself and make a personal judgement?
Nothing judgemental whatsoever.... just no interest....you're not a good mind reader
As I said before, my comments about beaches in this thread are based on observations with my own eyes.
And I care very much about the status of the beaches I like to visit.
Curious to hear which beaches you think are seedyAh Gambling Man..... it's all in the eye of the beholder
I would never 2nd guess you
Over & Out
Between there and Costa Caribe and Amssador(?) there seems to be continuing demolition (small scale by hand). All of the action is concentrated at Hemingway in JD where I live and two huge new towers goings up in JD. (not Hemingway property). Access to the public beach is available BUT, tons of restrictions where one can park. Then you have the shade problem and the 60 foot line problem. One needs to be a lawyer to go the public route. LOLSince you’re in the area, anything new at Embassy Beach / Playa Caribe? That was our go to favorite beach for decades. It was roped off for awhile, there was a hotel for awhile, food briefly. Then nada.
Ah, tell us more WW in "Men are from Mars " chapter . Let me go and get a big glass of rum and popcorn.Listen boys & girls.... I said mine are not seedy.....
I have no clue where to find a seedy beach.... and don't care to hunt one up.... but mine are NOT....
Don't even need a bathing suit .................
I don't think I qualify as a 'beach lover'
So, I hope as part of these beach improvements I hope that since they DRGOV is spending the taxpayers money that they make sure the public does have access without undue problems.Access to the public beach is available BUT, tons of restrictions where one can park. Then you have the shade problem and the 60 foot line problem. One needs to be a lawyer to go the public route. LOL
I used to stay at the Dominican Fiesta for business. Always had the exec floors up top. There is this roof bar with a great view free presidente pequeñas 5 to 7pm. Great breakfast. I really enjoyed my stays there. Never had one issue, however I'm not the uptight whiny gringo type who is pissed because the waiter didn't see me sit and get my coffee in the first 2.5 minutes. I speak the language fluently and joke with and compliment staff and provide tips anywhere it's merited. My experiences have to do alot with a good attitude. We have to remember the old time-tested saying "All my problems are of my own making"I stay at hotels and use meeting facilities in Santo Domingo and hotels all over the island (not AI's). I almost never encounter problems. More often than not it's the inexperienced traveler thinking he is going to get complimentary caviar and turn down service with a chocolate on the pillow at a 40 dollar a night hotel.
This expression simply is not true.My experiences have to do alot with a good attitude. We have to remember the old time-tested saying "All my problems are of my own making"