Holy Week is of significant importance for the safe and healthy growth of children. This is the moment to set aside the books and enjoy of the great outdoors. Play, run, laugh and simply live those small details that are part of a healthy childhood. Cap Cana everyday during Holy Week, has in store a vast list… Continue Reading
Although some towns celebrate it during March, Holy Week, and August, the Carnival in the Dominican Republic is celebrated throughout the entire month of February. The festival usually climaxes around February 27th, which is the Dominican Independence Day. In Santo Domingo, this primarily involves a large display of military power (including the Dominican air force, navy, and other armed forces)…. Continue Reading
There’s much good reason to stay in Cap Cana during Holy Week. Apart from stress-free traffic, paradisaical beaches, Eco-adventure excursions, the best golf of the Caribbean and Mexico, an active sport fishing season, children and family activities through out the whole complex, it all comes down to fueling energy with the most exceptional gastronomy of the region. Mediteranean, italian, latin-american… Continue Reading
From the 1st. of March to the 30th of June the capture and marketing of spiny lobster species , Caribbean spiny (Panulirusargus), spotted spiny (Panulirusguttatus), slipper lobster (Scyllaridesaequinoctialis) and Spanish slipper lobster (Parribacusantarcticus) is banned throughout the Dominican Republic’s territory (Decree 119-12 of Law 307-04, issued by President Leonel Fernandez on March 16, 2012). Violating this provision… Continue Reading
January 18, 2016 (Cap Cana, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic) – The renowned American chef Patrick O’Connell of The Inn at Little Washington in Washington made his way south to participate in a exclusive Culinary Weekends at Eden Roc at Cap Cana, as part of a Relais & Chateuax chef-exchange program. Chef Patrick O’Connell and Chef Re Fraschini joinied in the kitchen… Continue Reading
Article repost from Pololine Agualinda 10 Samanes 7 MVP Pelón Stirling From the throw-in to the final bell, Agualinda had their opponents in a headlock. Uruguayan Stirling was unstoppable, scoring two goals in the first chukka and three in the second, while Frayssinet could only put score one in the first. Silva was valiant and… Continue Reading
Article repost from FishTrack Article by Charlie Levine I saw the carnage first hand. Going into day three of the 2015 International Cap Cana Billfish Shootout, the crew fishing with Capt. Tim Richardson of Tradition Charters went from fourth place, after two solid days of good fishing to somewhere in the middle of the pack. On… Continue Reading
Article repost from MarlinMag Billfish Management To decrease the excessive billfish mortality rate, the IGFA and the Caribbean Billfish Project aim to create sustainable management in the western Atlantic. Billfish species (blue and white marlin, sailfish and spearfish) make significant contributions to Caribbean economies through commercial and recreational fisheries, and are also incidental bycatch species… Continue Reading
Polo Challenge 2016 Dominican Republic Favorites are already decided for the Bronze Cup finals Photo credit: Jochi Marichal The first edition of the Polo Challenge with its first prize, the Bronze Cup, started this past Thursday January 14th. This is a 22 goal tournament, being the first high goal competition in the Caribbean and Central America…. Continue Reading
Article repost from PQ International By Alejandra Ocampos. He was a winner as regards both his diplomatic career and among women, who could not resist his charms. His marriages to millionaire heirs, Doris Duke and Barbara Hutton, made him a wealthy man, a car and horse lover and a bon vivant present at meeting places… Continue Reading
January 14, 2016 At Los Establos, in Cap Cana, Dominican Republic, the first edition of Polo Challenge was launched, with its first competition, the Bronze Cup, reserved for 22 goal handicap teams, setting a precedent as the disembark of high handicap polo in Caribbean and Central American shores. The event features the presence of internationally… Continue Reading
Translated article from Bavaro News Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE) and the Forjando un Futuro Foundation signed a collaboration agreement that will allow them to exploit and enhance the resources of both organizations in the areas of volunteerism, advocacy, training and technical counsel. The ceremony was led by Dr. Julio Amado Castaños, Dean of UNIBE, and Mrs. Lissette Lora… Continue Reading
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