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10-19-2007, 04:27 PM
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tortuga bay hotel
is anyone familiar with this hotel? as it is a high end place but not all-inclusive, any recommendations for restaurants and activities outside the complex
is it worth the money?
how far away is the new development cap cana from here?
help on nice restaurants and frituras, have to have my mondongo and tostones!
sorry to ask so many questions! I am just a boy from the Cibao!
dd
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10-19-2007, 09:55 PM
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hey DD,
saludos al precioso Ciabao desde PC.
the Tortuga Bay is part of the Punta Cana Resort & Club property, very exclusive, sparate villas, the complex does not offer AI.
you'll find a variety of very good restaurants all over the huge area of the resort, they are really good, but also very pricy.
i.e. here at the Marina(i am located at the same property) at the top notch Marina Restaurant La Yola, build on poles on the water at the docks, you pay RD$160.- for one Pequenita Presidente.
the Cap Cana property is the neighbour property at the south end of the resort, starting right beside the Marina, we use the same entrance waters for both Marinas, but security guards will not allow you to enter, neither by car on the road, until you don't have an apointment with them.
walk down to the PC Marina and you see the first buildings on the Cap Cana side.
have fun
Mike
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10-20-2007, 02:46 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeFisher
hey DD,
saludos al precioso Ciabao desde PC.
the Tortuga Bay is part of the Punta Cana Resort & Club property, very exclusive, sparate villas, the complex does not offer AI.
you'll find a variety of very good restaurants all over the huge area of the resort, they are really good, but also very pricy.
i.e. here at the Marina(i am located at the same property) at the top notch Marina Restaurant La Yola, build on poles on the water at the docks,[U] you pay RD$160.- for one Pequenita Presidente.[/u]
the Cap Cana property is the neighbour property at the south end of the resort, starting right beside the Marina, we use the same entrance waters for both Marinas, but security guards will not allow you to enter, neither by car on the road, until you don't have an apointment with them.
walk down to the PC Marina and you see the first buildings on the Cap Cana side.
have fun
Mike
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Last April, at the Yola, I paid US 3,18$ for a small Presidente. It was the same price at the Bar Grill (Golf part) + the 16% ITBIS and the 10% propina legal. So the basic price subio un chin ??. It was US 4$ the Restaurant Caleton Cap Cana + taxes.
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10-20-2007, 05:33 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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paradisius palma real
mike recommends looking at royal service at the paradisius palma real
same resort
has anyone ever stayed there?
I like the idea of staying at the tortuga bay/palma real as I am looking at buying property at cap cana or up north at sea horse ranch with my fellow cibaeonos
david el aquilucho doran
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10-20-2007, 08:03 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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hi Mariposa,
including the tip and itbis a presidente pequena is now RD$160.- at the La Yola, bought the last one there yesterday afternoon.
Mike
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10-20-2007, 08:21 PM
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OUCH!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by MikeFisher
hi Mariposa,
including the tip and itbis a presidente pequena is now RD$160.- at the La Yola, bought the last one there yesterday afternoon.
Mike
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that's $4.78 USD@33.45
they're 45 pesos at mi novia's colmado...but i get mine for nada   (directly anyway  )
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10-20-2007, 08:39 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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going with paradisius
being irish, we are taking Mike's advice and staying at the palma real and doing the royal service
want to be able do have my bien fria presidente grandes without worrying about paying 10 dollars for them
thanks to all of you for your guidance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
will be there janusy 19 to 26 anyone know if the aguilas are playing that week in la romana?
david
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10-20-2007, 09:14 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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love the name mariposa
always wanted to name our next daughter mariposa!!!
we got a son instead to go with our PUCMM daughter shannon
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10-20-2007, 10:24 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Quote:
Originally Posted by apostropheman
OUCH!!!!!!!that's $4.78 USD@33.45
they're 45 pesos at mi novia's colmado...but i get mine for nada (directly anyway )
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yeah Buddy,
my novia doen't have a colmado, but at least she knows how to walk there and get me some, ha ha
here in the PC area you pay 45-50 pesos for presi at the colmados, bars on the street are mostly 60.
would need several more charter boats to work if all prsis would be at 160.
David, no i understand the "Brit" in your PM, ha ha.
Ireland is a beautiful lovely island, oyu know i'm a country boy.
s'y' jan for some cold's off the royals.
Mike
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