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Can you please tell me if it is possible to fly to the Dominican Republic in winter...??
how much money you need to take with you, what excursions are interesting in this country ... what hotel can you book so that it is not expensive and that it is good ... ??
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You can, there will be no snow in winter, that's for sure. Tours can be found on my website.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, if you do not pay attention to a strong hurricane last week, which actually happens annually at the end of May, beginning of April, and also in September, then yes ... all year round )))
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answered 13 years ago
what hurricane are you talking about???? There were heavy rains in some parts of the country. I emphasize - in some.
From May 1 to May 14, I worked with tourists on an individual route throughout the country, so we saw heavy rain only on May 9 on Samana. Walked 20 minutes, flooded the entire malecon.
Tourists from Bavaro say they haven't seen any rain in the last 1.5 weeks.
The hurricane season starts on June 1st and runs through November 30th.
From May 1 to May 14, I worked with tourists on an individual route throughout the country, so we saw heavy rain only on May 9 on Samana. Walked 20 minutes, flooded the entire malecon.
Tourists from Bavaro say they haven't seen any rain in the last 1.5 weeks.
The hurricane season starts on June 1st and runs through November 30th.
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answered 13 years ago
Well... I understand that for Russian tourists the territory of the Dominican Republic is limited only to Bavaro.
But because of 20 minutes of rain to evacuate a thousand people... as for me it is not logical.
http://www.interfax.ru/tourism/tourisminf.asp?id=244278&sec=1466
I understand that you live there and you know better than our media, which often "hear the ringing, but do not know where it is" but your interest in not reducing the tourist flow is understandable))).
But because of 20 minutes of rain to evacuate a thousand people... as for me it is not logical.
http://www.interfax.ru/tourism/tourisminf.asp?id=244278&sec=1466
I understand that you live there and you know better than our media, which often "hear the ringing, but do not know where it is" but your interest in not reducing the tourist flow is understandable))).
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answered 13 years ago
According to dry statistics - 86% of tourists rest in Bavaro. Moreover, the share of Russians in this flow is less than 5%.
No need to paraphrase my words, it is better to read my post above again. I wrote that we personally saw rain once in 2 weeks. But we mostly traveled along the coasts of the island, and the rains were in the central part. It didn't rain in Bavaro.
Regardless of my interest in increasing the tourist flow to the Dominican Republic, the annual growth of Russians who come here on vacation is about 60%.
No need to paraphrase my words, it is better to read my post above again. I wrote that we personally saw rain once in 2 weeks. But we mostly traveled along the coasts of the island, and the rains were in the central part. It didn't rain in Bavaro.
Regardless of my interest in increasing the tourist flow to the Dominican Republic, the annual growth of Russians who come here on vacation is about 60%.
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answered 13 years ago
I will not argue with you because I confess that I have never been to the Dominican Republic, although I really want to visit this country and do everything for this. You naturally know better, and therefore I will not argue! It's just that my colleagues who have been in your heavenly places strongly advised not to visit the end of spring and the beginning of autumn. My friend was twice in July, although this is the period of hurricanes indicated in your message. Of the 10 days of stay, the rain was 3 days, short. The rest of the days are sunny. Based on his recommendations and news from the newspapers, I expressed my opinion in this thread. ))
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answered 13 years ago
Here, prolonged rains can only occur if a storm and a hurricane pass nearby. Last season, 19 hurricanes and storms originated in the Atlantic (if my memory serves me right), but only about 1/3 passed close to the island, the rest passed by at all.
And so, this is a good short-term downpour and again the sun.
And so, this is a good short-term downpour and again the sun.
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answered 13 years ago
I absolutely agree with Pervozchikom. You can go to the Dominican Republic all year round. For the past 10 years we have been going there every year, at different times of the year and have never complained about the weather. Except that once in February in Puerto Plata it was overcast all week, but it still didn't rain 24 hours a day. As for the influx of Russian tourists .... There is a tendency to gouging prices out of the blue. Well, our people cannot but give bribes, and systematically and confidently accustom the Dominicans to this, especially in Punta Cana hotels.
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answered 13 years ago