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ENJOY PLENTY OF FRUITS WHEN VISITING THE CARIBBEAN

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Photos by D.Marquis  One of the best things about visiting the Caribbean among the locals is the abundance of the AMAZING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES you have access to. Its amazing to see, smell, and hold them up close- as there are differences. Avocados for instance are huge(I mean really BIG!) in comparison to the ones we get here in California and the Pineapple out in the Caribbean tastes like honey.Some other fruits here you should try are CHIRIMOYA (pictured below on the left(has a pear-like taste), MAMEY (next to the Chirimoya- very dense fruit, texture and taste similar to a sweet yam),and CHINOLA or Passion fruit-a very seedy yet sweet and tangy taste-yet the texture can take some getting used to. DID I MENTION THE MANGOES CAN RANGE FROM MICRO TO MASSIVE?! COCO PALM POSTCARD by itsallarts I LOVE THE VARIETY AND FRESHNESS OF THE PRODUCE IN THE CARIBBEAN CARRIBEAN SEA # 19 POSTER by itsallarts BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THESE OTHER GREAT   C...

READY TO TRY PARASAILING IN THE CARIBBEAN? HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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Parasailing Excursion in the Dominican Republic: The Ultimate Caribbean Adventure The Dominican Republic is famous for its crystal-clear waters, white-sand beaches, tropical climate, and exciting outdoor adventures. Among the most unforgettable experiences travelers can enjoy is a parasailing excursion. Whether you are vacationing in Punta Cana, Puerto Plata, or Bayahibe, parasailing offers breathtaking aerial views of the Caribbean coastline and an adrenaline rush unlike any other. BABY PACK YOUR BAGS 2027 CALENDAR by itsallarts If you are planning a tropical getaway, this guide covers everything you need to know about parasailing in the Dominican Republic, including the best locations, what to expect, safety tips, pricing, and why this thrilling water activity should be on your bucket list. Why Parasailing in the Dominican Republic Is So Popular The Dominican Republic has become one of the Caribbean’s top destinations for water sports and adventure tourism. With warm we...

A VISIT TO SANTO DOMINGO - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

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Photos by D.Marquis  If you want to learn the origin history of the Dominican Republic,then you'll want to book this excursion when you visit the Dominican Republic.This is a full day tour with a lot to see-and a lot of walking so make sure you wear comfy shoes! Transportation will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel or resort and a guide will tour you through some of the most beautiful countryside before embarking on the Capital City.      PLAN YOUR VISIT TO DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1) CHAVON RIVER SUNRISE IN BAVARO by itsallarts 2) SHOPPING YOU'LL MAKE A SHORT STOP TO DO SOME SHOPPING 3) NATURAL PARK STOP BAVARO BEACH PUNTA CANA #1 ON CANVAS 20 "x 16" by itsallarts 4) SANTO DOMINGO You finally make it to The Dominica Republic's Capital City, Santo Domingo.It's busy with daily life, and on most tours you'll tour the downtown square,the famous churches(The first in the Western Hemisphere),enjoy an authentic Dominican Lu...

A VISIT TO SAONA ISLAND - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

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P hotos by D.Marquis If you visit the Dominican Republic- you absolutely need to book the excursion to Saona Island. Located off the southeastern tip of the island, it is part East National Park known for its Coral Reefs and Palm Tree lined beaches. PLAN YOUR VISIT TO THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC COCO PALMS #2 ON CANVAS 20 "x 16" by itsallarts Photo courtesy of Pinterest After you book your day you decide to go, your tour operator will pick you up from your location and you'll take a tour bus to the region of Bayahibe- a Fishing Village where you'll board a speedboat that will take you to the Island of Saona. Don't forget your SUNSCREEN This is a very enjoyable ride on the way. SPEEDBOAT IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Postcard by itsallarts Enjoy the amazing breeze as your speedboat heads towards Saona. The landscape around you is breathtaking.  As you continue to your final destination, you'll make a stop in a shallow part of the ocean whic...