By Lonely Planet, Kevin Raub, Michael Grosberg
Lonely Planet Dominican Republic is your passport to the main appropriate, up to date suggestion on what to work out and pass, and what hidden discoveries anticipate you. keep on with within the footsteps of conquistadors in Santo Domingo, declare a place within the sand at Playa Rincon, or dance merengue until the wee hours at a Santiago bar; all together with your relied on trip significant other. Get to the guts of the Dominican Republic and start your trip now!
Inside Lonely Planet's Dominican Republic commute Guide:
Color maps and pictures throughout
Highlights and itineraries assist you tailor your journey for your own wishes and interests
Insider the best way to shop time and cash and get round like a neighborhood, keeping off crowds and hassle spots
Essential information at your fingertips - hours of operation, cellphone numbers, web content, transit counsel, prices
Honest experiences for all budgets - consuming, drowsing, sight-seeing, going out, buying, hidden gemstones that the majority guidebooks miss
Cultural insights offer you a richer, extra worthwhile shuttle adventure - together with delicacies, historical past, artwork, structure, track, dance, activity, politics, landscapes, wildlife
Over 28 maps
Covers Santo Domingo, Playa Rincon, l. a. Vega, Damajagua, Cabarete, Punta Cana, the Peninsula de Samana, Lago Enriquillo, Pico Duarte and extra
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