Just csme back frim first time. Stayed in new garden literally 5 min walk to literally anything worth mentioning. The absolute best trip of my life..def mind blown
i owned a condo in cabarete, loved the beach and loved to visit sosua. i like peaceful nights but tended to go to sosua during the day. have a favorite restaurant on sosua beach with great red snapper dont remember the name
I was at Casa Marina for 2 weeks in January and did really like it... and if ya find a good one then just grab a short stay or a night at new garden and golden.... plus ya get the scope of travellers at the resort too, which are always more fun to bag one of them 12:20 thats my boy always Jeresy'd up runnin the corner
Your video is right on the money. Been to DR and Sosua many times but several years ago. My favorite hotel is the Las Palmeras. I used to ride the small scooters to Cabarete and Puerta Plata. The Jazz Festival was great. Sounds like the place has not changed much, which is good. At one time there was a mayor that absolutely wanted to destroy the place - contributed to me to stop visiting. Shutdown many places - like Classicos. Mandated windows on the crowded bars, which turned them into coffins due to lack of outside air ventilation.
This a great video I love being able to see the area when we can't be there. We visited Sosua last Christmas with our 13 year old daughter. We loved your bar and the ladies working there were absolutely amazing. We spent about an hour just chatting with them. They made a special drink for our daughter and spent time talking to her and making her feel comfortable. We also came to your Christmas party and met you briefly. I was so surprised that the ladies remembered our names, drinks and lent us some towels so we could drink our amazing drinks in a pineapple on the beach! I the can't wait to go back but I would like to warn people bring families about how aggressive some of the local men were towards our daughter. She is only 13 but looks much older. We had her walk between both me and my husband and still men would stare her down and walk towards her. One guy even told my husband we had a beautiful daughter and tried to get around him to talk to her. None of it felt malicious and I think it might be part of the Dominican culture. However, I have to say walking down the main street in Cabarette was worse. A couple of men in the back of a truck made some very obscene gestures towards her. while staring my husband down as if daring him to do something about it. It's a beautiful place and we are building a vacation home in Casa Linda but I would never feel safe letting my teenage daughter out of my sight.
thats how a lot of men are in latin countries....its not taboo to stare at a teenager like it is everywhere else...being a foreigner doesnt help especially if shes blond...getting married at 14-15 is common....but definately yes, DO NOT let her out of your sight
@@marvinjenkins4901 We stayed at a Villa in Casa Linda which is a gated community. We felt safe there and it was very quiet but it's not in town. It takes less than 10 minutes to get to Sosua and they have a shuttle that goes to Cabarete and Sosua all day. There was a hotel right next to Playa Alicia that looked nice and was right on the beach. It seemed like a pretty safe place with lots of families staying there. I don't know the name of it though.
You should mention, in the next Video... the MotoConchos rates to get home in Sosua Daytime Rate. Night Rate. May I suggest.... Put the “get Home” MotoConchos money in your wallet before you go out. Write your name on it. Ask... and Pay... in advance for your ride “home”. If they argue (upon arrival)... ask them to look for your name on the money (they've accepted). If not.... you may hear the 100Peso ride.... is now 500Pesos
Very nice video to introduce newbies to the town. For a decent hotel, I would also add both the Hotel El Rancho and Alicia Beach Hotel, directly across the street from each other, and just a 2 minute walk beyond the New Garden. I've stayed at both places, roughly a $40-50 per night rate, both with very nice pools and quiet at night as you are away from the moto traffic with the loud mufflers.....WOP...WOP...WOP....as they go down the street. But still within an easy walking distance to all of the downtown area and Sosua Beach. From the time walking out of the lobby entrance to your bar, Malibus, was maybe a slow 15 minute stroll due to all the eye candy along the way!
Everything around there is within walking distance with that being said if it's 95 degrees and 95% humidity you may not want to walk down to playa sosua so hop on a motoconcho and hold on tight when you get there give him a buck it's not going to break your bank but it's a lot of money to them and you didn't sweat all the way down for me getting around on motorcycle taxis is a no-brainer
Just left Sousa yesterday, but I found your channel on Sunday afternoon. We stopped by Malibu for a drink.. or three.. on Monday. Awesome bar and drinks!! Great info in your videos too. Used your taxi stand tip to get to Cabarete. Thanks so much! And, go green!!!
excellent video, I have watched over 50+ videos. this is the most professional and detailed layout I have came across. thank you for your insight very informative.
great video, I like the intro tune. I've stayed at Ocean Village and It's plush. I also stayed at Casa Marina (VIP) and I absolutely loved it! Plus it has it's own beach on site so you can swim constantly.
Great review . Covers everything for a first trip. Appreciate the differentiation for us men who want to avoid the oldest profession in the world. Thanks
Excellent video - I've just booked for my first trip in a few months and this is all great info - next stop the pro-level video as I am a single guy and I like my fun...
Great starters package video for the Newbies. Wanted to mention about the villas for the fellas looking to party. I cant speak 100% for Casa Linda but I have heard issues there with parties there as well. Both Hispaniola & Casa Linda has a limit on how many "guest" you can bring. They dont want to see them in their "work" outfits so you need to drive them in and out. If its only one, you can get away with walking if they have a change of clothes. Also depending on the complaint, security can give a warning or management may ask you to leave...have heard horror stories. These are private villas, but they are family oriented gated communities. So have your fun, but keep it inside the villa & if by the pool, even during the day...keep the music & visuals limited to your space. There are a few truly private villas/properties in town, but are usually booked up months in advance.
You’re absolutely right, I have heard management and/or snitches ruining villa parties for many of people! So my advice would be to avoid them if you’re in a big group of fellas, cause you will be disappointed!
Danny. . . Please warn about N O I S E at the Hotels along the “strip”. All hours of the “night”..... MotoConchos (with NO mufflers), M U S I C!!! A cheap Hotel on the Strip. . . . does not equal a night of sleep. May I suggest (for the “single guy looking for LUV”)..... Coco Hotel on Alejo Martinez Street (has a good Bar) or Hotel Voramar (also) on Alejo Martinez Street (has a GREAT restaurant) both GUEST friendly. They may require a MotoConchos to get to the Strip... BUT They are QUIET enough to (actually allow) sleep at night.
You got some mean narrative Danny, quite instructive. I'm visiting PP for the first time, if you don't mind me asking, any suggestions on where to eat lobster like locals, want to avoid tourists trap spots. Also looking for Quad riding in the hills. Keep me in mind anytime you step up in Montreal, I'll be your Ambassador.. I'll pop by your beach bar, maybe I'll catch ya. Cheers!
Knew a pretty Haitian chica that worked at El Conde or Mango Tropical restaurant. Years ago she traveled to Boca Chica to meet me. She spent 3 or 4 days with me. Sweet girl, muy tranquila, wife material. Unfortunately at the time I wasn't 100% in on looking a real relationship. I was normally busy smashing 3 chicas a day, sometimes I had 2 rooms in the same hotel. By the time I decided to make Sosua my new destination and went looking for her she had left the restaurant. Most likely married some guy that was a little smarter than me.😪
I have been a number of times, the girls are great, and I can honestly say I haven’t seen any trouble at all. Yes, they keep asking for money after you leave, and that’s up right the person individually! Same wherever you go
I would add leaving the airport make sure nobody grabs your bag that has your money and passport in it. They have been known to take it and charge you to get it back.
@@marvinjenkins4901 That's everywhere you go. Gotta always look out for yourself, and be mindful of what's going on. These are just tips to actually help you have a better trip..
Renting a car for my first trip 🤞🏾. But only 1 day so I can do the caves in cabarete w my friend from puerto plata. Return the car next morning and finish trip without it
Look at the hotel “rules” before booking. They will state very clearly “no guests” if they don’t want visitors. There are very few that I know of, even the Millenium allows visitors. Casa Marina and Infinity Blu in Sosua can be problematic..
Bro I’m coming down for a week during the Halloween week. I’m coming down for fun and I wouldn’t mind knowing the best spots to date. I’m coming as a single man if you get me.
I'm seeing online weather in May typically may be rainy but is this right? If I take my first trip to Sosua is it a big chance its rainy all of May or clear?
@@marvinjenkins4901 Hi Marvin, had a great trip in August and learned many things. First and foremost, it is too hot in August. lol. Had my second trip scheduled for Wed., 1/11 thru Sun, 1/15. The FAA grounding debacle. Flight delayed me 2 hours outta Nashville. Missed connection in Miami, had to go to rebooking line with roughly 500-800 people in front of me. Tried going online, site was crashing, tried chat, kept getting disconnected. EIGHT hours later, I was put on the standby list for Thursday. The Agent said with a smile, I had a "VERY good chance" of getting on the flight. Get a room for the night. Thurs, at the gate, plane was full. Turned out I was 11/11 on the standby list. Back to rebooking. I could be put on standby for Friday or a sure thing on Saturday. I chose to return to Nashville, that would have cut my vacation way too short. But that's not all. Boarded the flight to Nashville, one hour later, had to deplane due to a fuel pump issue. Was reassigned another gate for a takeoff 1 1/2 hours later. Then delayed 30 minutes, Finally boarded, delayed another 30 minutes with a door latch issue. Finally made it back. With that being said, am already looking to book again in April for a week this time. My advise is go. It is a single mans Paradise. Good luck and have fun. Didn't mean to make that story that long.
@@martinb5589 thanks for the reply. I'm considering traveling there alone. Would prefer a nice spot to stay but safe and be able to sleep at night. Perhaps take a day to lounge around the pool or beach just to relax. Perhaps bring a "guest" over.
@@marvinjenkins4901 I traveled solo, Stayed at New Garden, sort of a standard recommendation for the first timer. Very "guest" friendly. Not a problem sleeping. Always felt safe. The rooms are terribly outdated. For this trip, I had planned on staying at Casa Valeria. Also guest friendly. Remodeled 5 years ago instead of 15 or 20 years ago.
Anyone have any recommendations where to exchange money? I kind of already want to have it on hand before i get in country but if there is a better/cheaper way please share.
@@WhiskeynRum Never exchange at the airport at those machines they tax you way too much always do it there because its way cheaper just like everything is overcharged at the airport the exchange rate from those machines are way too high never exchange there never
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I would also recommend staying away from the Sosua Villas. The smart move would be to AirBnB in Puerto Plata, Puerto Plata and then uber into Sosua. Now this depends on what you are there for of course.
@@Globalmeans pattaya is the best I ever been. Food fk cheap drinks cheap lady’s cheap. All night the girl stays I never paid more as 25 dollars. You have everything over there. If you wanna have couple DAYS of relaxing you van take a boat for 1 dollar to Koh larn. Beautifal island.
Just have a couple one dollar bills as a tip to give to the people wrestling your bag away from you, there’s no specific price to get your bag back so just give a buck and be done with it
Just csme back frim first time. Stayed in new garden literally 5 min walk to literally anything worth mentioning. The absolute best trip of my life..def mind blown
🫡was in New Garden Aug 26-sept 1st.....worded perfectly 'the absolute best trip of my life'💯
This is the best video I've seen thus far in terms of getting info about a guys trip
We have a new video on the Pro Site 🔥 Ultimate Guide to Sosua 👍
Subscribed. This guy explains everything so perfectly the way it should be explained.
Hey bro thanks a ton for the video. The information you provided is well laid out and extremely helpful.
i owned a condo in cabarete, loved the beach and loved to visit sosua. i like peaceful nights but tended to go to sosua during the day. have a favorite restaurant on sosua beach with great red snapper dont remember the name
I was at Casa Marina for 2 weeks in January and did really like it... and if ya find a good one then just grab a short stay or a night at new garden and golden.... plus ya get the scope of travellers at the resort too, which are always more fun to bag one of them
12:20 thats my boy always Jeresy'd up runnin the corner
Your video is right on the money. Been to DR and Sosua many times but several years ago. My favorite hotel is the Las Palmeras. I used to ride the small scooters to Cabarete and Puerta Plata. The Jazz Festival was great. Sounds like the place has not changed much, which is good. At one time there was a mayor that absolutely wanted to destroy the place - contributed to me to stop visiting. Shutdown many places - like Classicos. Mandated windows on the crowded bars, which turned them into coffins due to lack of outside air ventilation.
Everything you said was 💯 correct. I just cameback yesterday.
Thank you so much for this guide. Got back from sosua a couple weeks ago and had an excellent trip!
This a great video I love being able to see the area when we can't be there. We visited Sosua last Christmas with our 13 year old daughter. We loved your bar and the ladies working there were absolutely amazing. We spent about an hour just chatting with them. They made a special drink for our daughter and spent time talking to her and making her feel comfortable. We also came to your Christmas party and met you briefly. I was so surprised that the ladies remembered our names, drinks and lent us some towels so we could drink our amazing drinks in a pineapple on the beach!
I the can't wait to go back but I would like to warn people bring families about how aggressive some of the local men were towards our daughter. She is only 13 but looks much older. We had her walk between both me and my husband and still men would stare her down and walk towards her. One guy even told my husband we had a beautiful daughter and tried to get around him to talk to her. None of it felt malicious and I think it might be part of the Dominican culture.
However, I have to say walking down the main street in Cabarette was worse. A couple of men in the back of a truck made some very obscene gestures towards her. while staring my husband down as if daring him to do something about it. It's a beautiful place and we are building a vacation home in Casa Linda but I would never feel safe letting my teenage daughter out of my sight.
thats how a lot of men are in latin countries....its not taboo to stare at a teenager like it is everywhere else...being a foreigner doesnt help especially if shes blond...getting married at 14-15 is common....but definately yes, DO NOT let her out of your sight
You’re building a vacation home in a country where you’ve seen for yourself how men act towards your white teenage daughter. ..🤡
Did you feel safe at your hotel? How was the noise at night?
@@marvinjenkins4901 We stayed at a Villa in Casa Linda which is a gated community. We felt safe there and it was very quiet but it's not in town. It takes less than 10 minutes to get to Sosua and they have a shuttle that goes to Cabarete and Sosua all day. There was a hotel right next to Playa Alicia that looked nice and was right on the beach. It seemed like a pretty safe place with lots of families staying there. I don't know the name of it though.
@@joliewall thanks
You should mention, in the next Video...
the MotoConchos rates to get home in Sosua
Daytime Rate.
Night Rate.
May I suggest....
Put the “get Home” MotoConchos money in your wallet before you go out.
Write your name on it.
Ask... and Pay... in advance for your ride “home”.
If they argue (upon arrival)... ask them to look for your name on the money (they've accepted).
If not.... you may hear the 100Peso ride.... is now 500Pesos
NO ride in a motoconcho should cost more than $300 pesos and that is for two people going several miles.
Very nice video to introduce newbies to the town. For a decent hotel, I would also add both the Hotel El Rancho and Alicia Beach Hotel, directly across the street from each other, and just a 2 minute walk beyond the New Garden. I've stayed at both places, roughly a $40-50 per night rate, both with very nice pools and quiet at night as you are away from the moto traffic with the loud mufflers.....WOP...WOP...WOP....as they go down the street. But still within an easy walking distance to all of the downtown area and Sosua Beach. From the time walking out of the lobby entrance to your bar, Malibus, was maybe a slow 15 minute stroll due to all the eye candy along the way!
Everything around there is within walking distance with that being said if it's 95 degrees and 95% humidity you may not want to walk down to playa sosua so hop on a motoconcho and hold on tight when you get there give him a buck it's not going to break your bank but it's a lot of money to them and you didn't sweat all the way down for me getting around on motorcycle taxis is a no-brainer
Bailee's for late breakfast is good too during the weekend. Sometimes you can't get a table at 11am.
Just left Sousa yesterday, but I found your channel on Sunday afternoon. We stopped by Malibu for a drink.. or three.. on Monday. Awesome bar and drinks!! Great info in your videos too. Used your taxi stand tip to get to Cabarete. Thanks so much! And, go green!!!
excellent video, I have watched over 50+ videos. this is the most professional and detailed layout I have came across. thank you for your insight very informative.
Great video Danny. I've been once before many years ago. I am planning on coming again next January. Your videos are fantastic!
great video, I like the intro tune. I've stayed at Ocean Village and It's plush. I also stayed at Casa Marina (VIP) and I absolutely loved it! Plus it has it's own beach on site so you can swim constantly.
Great review . Covers everything for a first trip. Appreciate the differentiation for us men who want to avoid the oldest profession in the world. Thanks
Excellent video - I've just booked for my first trip in a few months and this is all great info - next stop the pro-level video as I am a single guy and I like my fun...
A very informative video for someone like me who is considering traveling to Sosua! Thanks!!!
Great starters package video for the Newbies.
Wanted to mention about the villas for the fellas looking to party.
I cant speak 100% for Casa Linda but I have heard issues there with parties there as well.
Both Hispaniola & Casa Linda has a limit on how many "guest" you can bring.
They dont want to see them in their "work" outfits so you need to drive them in and out. If its only one, you can get away with walking if they have a change of clothes.
Also depending on the complaint, security can give a warning or management may ask you to leave...have heard horror stories.
These are private villas, but they are family oriented gated communities.
So have your fun, but keep it inside the villa & if by the pool, even during the day...keep the music & visuals limited to your space.
There are a few truly private villas/properties in town, but are usually booked up months in advance.
You’re absolutely right, I have heard management and/or snitches ruining villa parties for many of people! So my advice would be to avoid them if you’re in a big group of fellas, cause you will be disappointed!
Will be coming in December! Thx!
Thank you Danny for the info. I'm definitely going to share this video.
Best Video about Sousua thanks man
Love the way you tell people how they party
Danny. . .
Please warn about N O I S E at the Hotels along the “strip”.
All hours of the “night”..... MotoConchos (with NO mufflers), M U S I C!!!
A cheap Hotel on the Strip. . . . does not equal a night of sleep.
May I suggest (for the “single guy looking for LUV”).....
Coco Hotel on Alejo Martinez Street (has a good Bar)
or
Hotel Voramar (also) on Alejo Martinez Street (has a GREAT restaurant)
both GUEST friendly.
They may require a MotoConchos to get to the Strip... BUT
They are QUIET enough to (actually allow) sleep at night.
So glad I caught this video. Learned a lot. Plan to learn more. Thanks 😊
Thanks Danny. Haven’t been to sosua in 5-6 yrs. things sure have changed a lot.
I'm really pullin up next week, plane this Saturday to Santo Domingo then heading to Sosua
Safe travels!
I'm going in Feb
@@Ziggy757 it's worth it, I stayed in DR for 3 1/2 months. Went to Sosua a few times. It's a completely unique experience you will NOT get in the west
@@entpsshadow4455 I'm considering visiting for the first time.
How did u travel to sosua?
Danny...great info...spot on....I miss all that it is
Thanks buddy, be safe out there
You got some mean narrative Danny, quite instructive. I'm visiting PP for the first time, if you don't mind me asking, any suggestions on where to eat lobster like locals, want to avoid tourists trap spots. Also looking for Quad riding in the hills.
Keep me in mind anytime you step up in Montreal, I'll be your Ambassador..
I'll pop by your beach bar, maybe I'll catch ya.
Cheers!
Job well done Capt Dan !
Thank you!!
i plan on staying at new garden in
Infiniti Blue seems like the only wheelchair accessible place besides Anhvee resort but I have to check the guest policy
awesome 101 on sosua !!!! i ve been there but your video is so welcome and found out some details i wasn t aware of !!!!!
GREAT VIDEO
Strong report. Thx.
Knew a pretty Haitian chica that worked at El Conde or Mango Tropical restaurant. Years ago she traveled to Boca Chica to meet me. She spent 3 or 4 days with me. Sweet girl, muy tranquila, wife material. Unfortunately at the time I wasn't 100% in on looking a real relationship. I was normally busy smashing 3 chicas a day, sometimes I had 2 rooms in the same hotel. By the time I decided to make Sosua my new destination and went looking for her she had left the restaurant. Most likely married some guy that was a little smarter than me.😪
Sorry for your lost
Which hotel ?
@@ivanalexandre5564 FrioHot
I have been a number of times, the girls are great, and I can honestly say I haven’t seen any trouble at all. Yes, they keep asking for money after you leave, and that’s up right the person individually! Same wherever you go
Be there in March.... Have to see what the life is like. GREAT Channel 🔥🔥🔥
Stop in and say hi - Malibu's #109 Playa Sosua
@@WhiskeynRum Im trying to find the Pro Guide. Link?
@@harlemsintellectual9224I’m going March 17-21
@@joshallen1263 I'll be there
@@harlemsintellectual9224 let’s link up 💪🏿💯
That was a really good video.
Enjoyed it!
Very Imformative , thanks
Appreciate this video bro
Nice job.
WOW, A BLOW BY BLOW CLASS ON HOW TO PICK MANGOES IN D.R.
Great content!
This is GAME. What else can I get in the hotel lobby with espresso?? Having a blonde moment 😂
Great video. I only wish yku would have made the initial with the northern coast facing....North. I will visit you soon at Malibu
OMG! I made maps for 30 years and that was driving me crazy!
Thanks great info
Very very informative
Good information
Such helpful advice. Ps When do I "graduate" to Sophomore status?! Lol
How much you need monthly to live in sosua? I am a retired veteran. I love your videos!!!
$2,000 a month to live good
More expensive than Santo Domingo
@@kyrenwashere2894 like it king?
2500.00 to 3000.00
@@WhiskeynRum is that including a car payments?
love las palmeras
I would add leaving the airport make sure nobody grabs your bag that has your money and passport in it. They have been known to take it and charge you to get it back.
Wow. Just seem like alot to keep track of. Alot of dos and don't s just to visit a city.
@@marvinjenkins4901 That's everywhere you go. Gotta always look out for yourself, and be mindful of what's going on. These are just tips to actually help you have a better trip..
Wow.
Only a damn fool would have their money and passport in their luggage.
@@louiswalls8617🤣😂😂😂😂
Great video.
Check out the PRO 🔥 version at whiskeyrum.com - it covers the grittier subject material 🤣
Renting a car for my first trip 🤞🏾. But only 1 day so I can do the caves in cabarete w my friend from puerto plata. Return the car next morning and finish trip without it
Absolutely, just go slow and pretend everyone is trying to hit you.
Do you know MR T the educated traveller who always does DR videos in the north coast?
I was looking for Cigars !!
The hotels in Cabarete [i.e. El magnificent or presidential Suites allow visitors?
Look at the hotel “rules” before booking. They will state very clearly “no guests” if they don’t want visitors. There are very few that I know of, even the Millenium allows visitors. Casa Marina and Infinity Blu in Sosua can be problematic..
Best hotel or airbnb to stay??
Bro I’m coming down for a week during the Halloween week. I’m coming down for fun and I wouldn’t mind knowing the best spots to date. I’m coming as a single man if you get me.
Go straight to Bailiees for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 😜
I’ll be down there also
@@WhiskeynRum 😂
Worst driving in seen was in Cairo Egypt. It's like organized kaos
I'm seeing online weather in May typically may be rainy but is this right? If I take my first trip to Sosua is it a big chance its rainy all of May or clear?
@@Mikejones51046 changed my trip I won't be going until later end of year maybe , have fun though!
I have alot of Dominican friends that tell me about it out there niice
Really Good Vid
Going next month, first visit.
How was your trip? I'm considering for the first time
@@marvinjenkins4901 Hi Marvin, had a great trip in August and learned many things. First and foremost, it is too hot in August. lol. Had my second trip scheduled for Wed., 1/11 thru Sun, 1/15. The FAA grounding debacle. Flight delayed me 2 hours outta Nashville. Missed connection in Miami, had to go to rebooking line with roughly 500-800 people in front of me. Tried going online, site was crashing, tried chat, kept getting disconnected. EIGHT hours later, I was put on the standby list for Thursday. The Agent said with a smile, I had a "VERY good chance" of getting on the flight. Get a room for the night. Thurs, at the gate, plane was full. Turned out I was 11/11 on the standby list. Back to rebooking. I could be put on standby for Friday or a sure thing on Saturday. I chose to return to Nashville, that would have cut my vacation way too short. But that's not all. Boarded the flight to Nashville, one hour later, had to deplane due to a fuel pump issue. Was reassigned another gate for a takeoff 1 1/2 hours later. Then delayed 30 minutes, Finally boarded, delayed another 30 minutes with a door latch issue. Finally made it back. With that being said, am already looking to book again in April for a week this time. My advise is go. It is a single mans Paradise. Good luck and have fun. Didn't mean to make that story that long.
@@martinb5589 thanks for the reply. I'm considering traveling there alone. Would prefer a nice spot to stay but safe and be able to sleep at night. Perhaps take a day to lounge around the pool or beach just to relax. Perhaps bring a "guest" over.
@@marvinjenkins4901 I traveled solo, Stayed at New Garden, sort of a standard recommendation for the first timer. Very "guest" friendly. Not a problem sleeping. Always felt safe. The rooms are terribly outdated. For this trip, I had planned on staying at Casa Valeria. Also guest friendly. Remodeled 5 years ago instead of 15 or 20 years ago.
@@martinb5589 great feedback. I will check out Cassa online.
Do the chicks usually have identification on them?
Yes...
Anyone have any recommendations where to exchange money? I kind of already want to have it on hand before i get in country but if there is a better/cheaper way please share.
There is an ATM at the airport, as soon as you exit baggage claim. Just pull a few thousand pesos.
Yes while there go to Flipflops he has a guy that exchange’s pesos for $ anything you need to know Flipflop is the info guy that knows everything
@@WhiskeynRum Never exchange at the airport at those machines they tax you way too much always do it there because its way cheaper just like everything is overcharged at the airport the exchange rate from those machines are way too high never exchange there never
CARIBE EXPRESS
Dam ! hell of a Video !
Am coming there for cat 🐱 soon
Hahahahahahaha
Lmao 😂
😂😂😂😂
lol
Is prepaid credit card can be used over there
How much it would costs for one of those beautiful mango sa you call them ,for a night?
Love this video will be joing pateron channel
Thanks JC ! Welcome to the family 👍🍺
God information. Thanks.
👀 ohhh danny i recognize one of those "this" clips..then another..then another...😏
Good details. New subscriber here! When I ready to travel in a year, I will join WR, but I am California now and go to TJ often. Message me if any of your members want to hang out.
What can we get at the local farmacia's?
Lol it said the freshman guide. I thought it said the fisherman's guide. Do you have any videos about fishing, snorkeling, or scuba in the area?
hahahahaha
I would also recommend staying away from the Sosua Villas. The smart move would be to AirBnB in Puerto Plata, Puerto Plata and then uber into Sosua. Now this depends on what you are there for of course.
I am curious about the cost of the Uber between Puerto Plata and Sosua?
Taxi charged $40-$45 and Uber charged me $20@@ronzinck
So how are US carriers networks over there?
T-Mobile and Mint work, but they are slow. AT&T works well but watch your international fees.
Does somebody know if this is the Same as pattaya? And what prices for food en drinks en girls orcourse.
Not like Pattaya at all
Tell us abt pattaya
@@Globalmeans pattaya is the best I ever been. Food fk cheap drinks cheap lady’s cheap.
All night the girl stays I never paid more as 25 dollars. You have everything over there.
If you wanna have couple DAYS of relaxing you van take a boat for 1 dollar to Koh larn. Beautifal island.
@@moordrechtrolleman9548please compare ST prices Pattaya vs Sosua
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Did you get to know the ppl in the town as well
even Casa Marina chicas rip off some customer, also in caribe campo. Dont feele safethe have security
An ounce of caution ⚠️
How do they rip u off? Explain for the newbies here.
Those r my scooters for rent lololol
I rather be down there that's Dominican and know it better then the ppl that come from America to buy stuff
I wish you all of you could have seen it 25 years ago! Before the tourism moved in you wouldn't recognise it
Sosua in guess friendly?
Yes
Yes
Well done
Wait an espresso to what?
Fat Jessie's is the bomb!
Great fucking video
Just have a couple one dollar bills as a tip to give to the people wrestling your bag away from you, there’s no specific price to get your bag back so just give a buck and be done with it
Man, this is facts lol
Having lived here for 25 years,your statement,sosua is the best beach? Not even in top ten
Your map of the North coast is displaying upside down.............
He is a sailor, so he is used to 360deg mental/visual adjustment... like on an approach.
I spun it to change the orientation
Anybody stayed in pyramid plaza?
It's a good spot. Location is prime, good security and good management. That's the latest reports
@@WhiskeynRum think i can smoke weed there?