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Latin women in the Dominican Republic
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Just one of the many beautiful waterfalls at Damajagua. This is just one of the amazing deals in the Dominican Republic is full of Amazing Natural Wonders which attract Millions of Tourists each year.
A few friends went to 27 waterfalls with a bunch of beautiful dominican girls the other day and sent me these pictures. I thought i would share them with you all.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Beautiful dominican women
Posing at Rockys Bar in Sosua . This girl walked into Rockys today and asked me if i would take a few pictures so i obliged. she was a really sweet and a real pleasure to shoot. her name is esmeralda and she is from Santo Domingo She is a just one of the many single dominican girls on the north coast looking for a nice guy. Many Dominican Women live in Puerto Plata and drive into cabaerete and sosua to meet foreign men for dating and a week of romance and fun
Monday, April 27, 2009
These are just a few of the local girls that aggreed to do some free modeling in exchange for some free pictures: Esmeralda , a Dominican woman , from Santo Domingo, Alex from DateLatinSingles.com, and a friend of a friend.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
SOSUA REVIEW A TRIP REPORT BY A GOOD FRIEND
This wasnt my first Dominican Republic vacation. Previously, I had stayed at an all inclusive resort in Punta Cana. But Punta Cana deals are becoming more and more scarce, and the days of cheap rent are over. I kissed my savings account goodbye long ago, so this time I was definitely on a budget. Therefore, on the advice of a well-traveled friend, I decided to go to Sosua Beach and stay at a Local Favorite. I was promised an affordable stay, beautiful, clean beaches within walking distance, and a taste of how the locals lived.
My days were spent lounging on the beach munching on coconut candies and peanut brittle sold by little Hatian boys, or walking around town soaking up local culture under sunny, cloudless skies and meeting many friendly people eager to talk and walk with me or drive me on the back of their motorbikes. Motorcylces or mopeds seemed to be the preferred mode of travel and I quickly got used to the sound of them whizzing by as I walked through the streets. It even became a common sight to see Dominican Women riding on motorcycles holding their groceries and a baby.
This wasnt my first Dominican Republic vacation. Previously, I had stayed at an all inclusive resort in Punta Cana. But Punta Cana deals are becoming more and more scarce, and the days of cheap rent are over. I kissed my savings account goodbye long ago, so this time I was definitely on a budget. Therefore, on the advice of a well-traveled friend, I decided to go to Sosua Beach and stay at a Local Favorite. I was promised an affordable stay, beautiful, clean beaches within walking distance, and a taste of how the locals lived.
My days were spent lounging on the beach munching on coconut candies and peanut brittle sold by little Hatian boys, or walking around town soaking up local culture under sunny, cloudless skies and meeting many friendly people eager to talk and walk with me or drive me on the back of their motorbikes. Motorcylces or mopeds seemed to be the preferred mode of travel and I quickly got used to the sound of them whizzing by as I walked through the streets. It even became a common sight to see Dominican Women riding on motorcycles holding their groceries and a baby.
After a few nights at my Hotel I decided it was not the place for me due to the noise level at night, so the owner took me to his Trade Winds Condos not too far from the Bar, but much quieter. Here I had a one bedroom condo, complete with a kitchen, breakfast table, and a terrace overlooking the pool. all for $50/a night US.
I had a variety of food during my one week stay there: Dominican at Bailey's, German at a place called Orchidee, Mexican at Morai Mau, a classy restaurant that had a fabulous ambiance with candles on every table, a warm beach breeze, and even an acoustic guitar player singing melodic Spanish tunes.
Although the beach and the food were the highlights of the trip (I've managed to turn laying around and eating into an art form) there were some other attractions that I got my lazy tuches up for. There were some great deals on Sosua beach which had a long jungle-like path cluttered with restaurants and street vendors selling the usual Caribbean gift type stuff with some Dominican stuff mixed in. I also visited The Jewish Musuem depicting the Holocaust and the refugees that sought freedom in The Dominican Republic during World War II. In the end, I never made it to Cabarete, famous for its wind surfing and night life, which attracts tourists from all over the world. But I didnt care. I had a good time and met many nice people including a gentleman named Kevin who worked at one of the Local internet centers and gave me a lot of advice about where to go and what to eat. Thanks to him I had a great trip and I recommend it to anyone looking for travel deals in the dominican republic.
Trip report by a really cool chick from Queens who wanted to remain nameless we will just call her La Princesa
Saturday, April 11, 2009
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
New Construction in Sosua
A new project is underway in Sosua. I Spoke to one of the owners who was on site managing the project and he agreed to a few pictures and a shor video clip. They are putting in a multi-story structure and plan to have rooms available. Stay tuned for future posts with the latest information. There are many new projects in Sosua , i will do my best to document them in future posts
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Rockys Welcome Drink for Arriving Guests
Rockys Bar in Sosua offering a free Welcome Drink to all Arriving hotel Guests. See more Coupons and Discounts in Sosua Here
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The Latest on poor Perlita
The good news is that Perla is now putting pressure on the bad leg. She doesn't seem to be in pain nor does she have much dexterity, but it has to be a good sign. A few of the Rocky's Regulars have been giving Perla daily massages to the affected paw, and would like to think, i'm sure, that the work has been paying off. Only time will tell.
Raymond Archer, a Sosua Talent
This guy is not just a familiar face around town here in Sosua, he is also a published author with a new book on the way. It's called Apocalyptic Ring Tones and you can read more about its release here. He was in Rocky's this morning working on some of his publishing details, and doing some fine tuning on his website. He's a real character and has alot of great stories about the Dominican Republic and what it was like more than 20 years ago.
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