Apartment in Costambar

The apartment is rented for 1 year, now we are preparing another one, it will be available as from October 6th until November 25th.. It is on the same street , about 3 minutes walk from the beach. It is located very close to the ocean, with a magic breeze and the natural sound of the waves. In the next couple of days I’ll post some pictures.

Hurricane season gets active-Tropical depression 2

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August edition of Costambar News

Yoga Classes in Costambar

Now there are Yoga classes available in Costambar, Amparo loves it.

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Faceless Dolls by Amparo-Luzcace

These are some of Amparo’s faceless dolls, it was a special order from a shop in Bavaro

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Expo Mango 2009

Expomango in Bani-DR, where you can find just about every mango there is under the sun

http://www.expomango.org/

POP Report, a must for visitors to Puerto Plata

Sanky Panky

 http://www.google.com.do/search?hl=es&q=sanky+panky&meta=&aq=f&oq=

Unbelievable how many pages come up when doing a search on Google for Sanky Panky

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Visitors at Luzcace Part 3

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Apartment for rent in Costambar-Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic

http://costambarpuertoplata.es.tl/Home.htm

Our apartment is now available for long or short term rental. It is a cozy studio apartment with fully equiped kitchen,dining area, bathroom, air condition, back up generator, parking, security, maid service, pc with 24 hour internet access, 1 minute walk to the beach and close to supermarket, restaurants, taxi service, excursions, tennis court, about 3 miles to  and Ocean World and 3 miles to the centre of Puerto Plata.For further information write to www.luzcace.codetel.net.do or call (1) 809 223 2295 or (1)809 970 3187 after 7 pm.

http://costambarpuertoplata.es.tl/Home.htm

Visit at the pottery – Part 2

Last week we had some visitors from Ecuador, and boy had they fun. After exploring all the different processes of clay making, which is the base for Amparos decorative pieces.

After that they experienced the turn table, which is a replica used thousands of years ago by Chinese, introduced by the Spaniards and then the used by the inhabitants of the island.

Also they enjoyed  the kiln, a replica made by an Dominican expert,  used to burn the different items. Next it was time for those you wanted to leave their permanent hand prints on the wall ( see picture) They also left their personal e-mail addresses in our visitors book so we can keep in touch. After purchasing some of the arts sold in the store it was time again to continue the city tour, everybody left with a happy face and some new knowledge about the magic world of ceramic and terra cotta.

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Pictures of Puerto Plata Central Park

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Ferry Santo Domingo, DR – San Juan, Puerto Rico

Starting May 1st, the company Ferries del Caribe will provide its marine transport service from Santo Domingo directly to the Puerto Pan-Americano, located in Isla Grande, San Juan.

In a statement, the company said the cruise-ferry ship Caribbean Express will continue its Monday, Wednesday and Friday schedule between Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic, now departing at 6 p.m. to arrive at both destinations the following morning at 8 p.m.

Ferries del Caribe president  Nestor Gonzalez said they transferred operations to San Juan after its thousands of passengers and commercial customers demanded better facilities such as common areas and parking.

The shipper said the transfer of operations, now “capital to capital,” will save time and money for the ferry’s passengers and customers, because the previous port was Mayaguez. He said his company transports 170,000 passengers, 19,000 vehicles and 11,000 containers between both ports annually.

The company also plans to build its own terminal in the country, which according to what Ferries executives said during a recent visit, will be in the eastern Santo Domingo harbor Sans Souci.

International Art Fair in the Dominican Republic

The Palace of Fine Arts will host the first International Art Fair in the Dominican Republic, with the participation of artists and art galleries from Europe, North, South and Central America, the Caribbean and the Dominican Republic.

More than 35 galleries will  attend FIART Santo Domingo 2009, to be held 20-24 May. The first edition, which will be dedicated to Dominican artist Ivan Tovar, includes the attendance of outstanding international guests such as Colombian Fernando Botero and Cuban Pedro Pablo Oliva.

May edition of Costambar News