FUNNY STORY: During a particularly rainy season where the water level of the river rose, Wilson’s crocodile escaped from the zoo and swam a downwinders to Kite Beach. It was successfully captured without any issues. ORDER THIS: A dozen jaiba (the Taíno word for river crab) with boiled green bananas, a heavenly oil and garlic sauce …
Coastal living means fresh seafood and lucky for those travelling to Cabarete, finding delicious and fresh seafood on any budget is super easy. Here are my picks for the best seafood in Cabarete. The best part? All of these places serve other food for those travelling with folks who aren’t into fish. Wilson’s Restaurant and …
There’s a reason Cabarete has made a reputation for itself as the adventure sports capital of the Caribbean. Want to surf, SUP, kiteboard, or windsurf? We got a beach and season for that. Though I’m a kite chica at heart surfing was my first Cabarete love—and if you’ve ever been to our local surf spot, …
Part of ethical travel is buying local, but trying to figure out which businesses are locally-owned isn’t easy, especially if you’re trying to make reservations ahead of time from outside of the country. Locally-owned accommodation that is centrally located in Cabarete comes in a lot of different forms for a variety of budgets. For people …
For several years, GoKite Cabarete was the only Dominican-owned and run kite school in Cabarete. The team is made up entirely of local boys, except when high season demands exceed the local supply of instructors. info@GoKiteCabarete | GoKiteCabarete.com | +1 829.644.8354 Go Kite Cabarete Richard, the owner of GoKite Cabarete, tells me there is enough …