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We liked the nice long beach for walking and swimming, the restaurants along the beach with delicious foods, the availability of a great supermarket, What we did not like is the busy, noisy street with polluting mopets while walking into town.
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I liked everything about Cabarete. If you are not open to seeing things that are not the norm where you live you may have difficulty. There are a lot of poor people and will do anything for money. You will see a lot surrounding gambling, prostitution and drugs but you don't have to be immersed in it. You can appreciate different cultures from a distance. On another note any sport that requires wind this is the MECA. Wind, kite, paddle, surfing, sailing all amazing. Hiking trails, shopping, great food, all just added bonus.
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I love Cabarete! It's just the right size of town for me. The beaches in this area are amazing. You can walk for miles and miles and there are not many people around once you get out of the main commercial area. I loved watching the kite surfing every afternoon. I'm not one for night life so I can't comment on that, but there are restaurants and bars along the beach, a Scotiabank and Janet's grocery store with pretty much everything you might need. There are several tour operators in town who can take you on a wide variety of excursions. It's a beautiful location to be as busy or as relaxed as you want.
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i enjoyed the people, the beaches. the motos took a lot of getting use to, they are loud and fierce and they are the main transportation. i found that when i walked on the main street if i wore pants i felt much safer than when in a skirt. i kept having this images of them running into me which they never did of course. there are lots of great places to eat. the prostitutes, both male and female was probably the most difficult and in saying this i was only approached once by each. there are a few schools that are funded by the u.s. and other countries that are teaching literacy, and english, the Dream Project and Maripossa. one can volunteer at either of these. i think there maybe a few more. anyhow, i enjoyed myself. also there was a trapeze school that just had opened when i was there. vagabundo for breakfast, le bistro for dinner and great chicken at something luis. enjoy!
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Cabarete is a great place for adults to hang out , nice restaurants , nice night life ! the beach could be a little rough for little ones , but when flat is great ! Love the place for weekend getaways ,
“Location can't be beat and the hotel pool is a neat retreat from Cabarete Beach in the evenings or mornings. Very relaxing and easy!”
“This hotel is directly on the beach. Close proximity to a supermarket and restaurants. Much of the staff is bilingual. great staff, very helpful and patient.”
“The location - right on the beach - gives you amazing views even from your shower. It is a great value for the price you pay. Pool is an added bonus; you are away enough but within walking distance of the heart of cabarete. Staff is super friendly and willing to help.”
“The location at the beach and the hotel being a bit hidden make this place fantastic to relax. Good WiFi and friendly staff. Sleeping with sound of sea and breeze of wind is excellent (especially if you're there to kitesurf). Mela, Julie and Sonia take very good care of you and cook you whatever you desire... Definitely trying to go back there next year!”
“The best value for your money, and in a perfect location in Cabarete. I would recommend It to everyone!”
