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Enjoy an All-Inclusive vacation with a twist.
You get to live in a fully furnished, fully equipped, 2-bedroom apartment in a gated, residential complex - complete with pool, and nightly security .
You get to live among Dominicans. Greeting and passing them in the hallways. Meeting and chatting with them by the pool. Seeing the parents and kids leave for, and return from work and school respectively. Hearing the kids play after school.
You get to see the sights, hear the sounds, and sample the daily life of Dominicans.
You get to:
live where they live
eat what they eat,
drink what they drink,
shop where they shop,
play what they play, and
go where they go.
You get all meals - 3 meals per day - breakfast, lunch, and dinner, however all meals are authentic Dominican meals, at least 1 of which meals is prepared daily in the kitchen of your apartment.
You get Dominican snacks and desserts to accentuate your culinary experience.
You get fresh fruit in season daily, and juices from said fruits to enjoy every single day of your vacation.
You get all drinks - Dominican beer, wine, and rum - as well as vodka, gin, whisky, brandy, and champagne to tickle your palate - and you get to prepare and mix your favorite drinks to your liking.
You get to experience, and to explore Punta Cana from the view of a local.
You can do the touristy stuff if you would like, but the excursions availabe with the Culture Trip give you access to the non-touristy places where the Dominicans go - such as to:
an undeveloped beach where you are possibly the only people on the beach - have you ever been to a beach with no beach chairs, no tanning people, and where you have had the beach all to yourself?
a river where people swim in regular clothes like pants and t-shirts, no bikinis nor swim suits, where they bring their food and drinks in the water with them, where the river becomes a place to just hang out
spend some time with a Dominican family, in their home, sharing a meal with them, and learning about them and their lives
go dancing at the neighborhood corner shop - the colmado - which is where people assemble on evening and weekends
go shopping but not at the ritzy malls, but in the little shops that only locals know about.
Destination Punta Cana offers you the ability to immerse yourself in another culture, to experience what someone else's life is like, to leave your comfor zone and to embrace another perspective - but only for a week.
The Culture Trip offers:
all-inclusive Dominican meals and drinks
for periods of 8 days and 7 nights (1 week at a time)
in a 2-bedroom apartment (double occupancy, but can sleep up to 4 people comfortably)
at a cost of $250 per person per day.
The Culture trip provides that which no 5-star resort nor Airbnb can - a free yet hand-held, a flexible yet guided, an open yet protected all-inclusive vacation in a Dominican context (be aware that this is the Dominican Republic so part of the overall experience is perhaps having no electricity or no water from time to time - and having to learn how to cope with same - just as Dominicans have to.
The Dominican Republic is the largest exporter of organic cacao in the world.
Chances are very good that the next time that you enjoy a Kit Kat, Snickers bar, M&Ms or Cadbury, Hershey, Mars, or Lindt chocolates that you will be eating some Dominican Republic cacao.
The Dominican Republic cacao can be used for:
Some of the most famous cigar brands in the world call the Dominican Republic home - like:
Cohiba, Arturo Fuente, E.P. Carillo, La Flor Dominicana, and Davidoff to name a few.
Cigar Aficionado has awarded the #1 Cigar of the Year (and the title of best cigar in the world) to a cigar produced in the Dominican Republic in 5 of the last 8 consecutive years (2016 thru 2023),
La Flor Dominicana Andalusian Bull - 2016
Fuente Don Carlos Eye of the Shark - 2017
E.P. Carrillo Encore Majestic - 2018
E.P. Carrillo Pledge Prequel - 2020
Fuente OpusX Reserva D’Chateau - 2023
You can try them all while you are here - if you like
The “Faceless Doll” is a unique handicraft from the Dominican Republic.
There is not a single replica of these dolls because they are all handmade and hand-painted, which make no two dolls exactly alike.
The special thing with this souvenir is the unfinished face which is just a clean, smooth surface.
The intent of the artist was to try to represent the faces of all of the Dominican people.
She achieved that by leaving the smooth surface of the face blank so as to represent every ethinicity.
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