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Are you going to the Dominican Republic? These mobile apps will make your stay easier! Would you like to order food with delivery? Or maybe you're wondering about late-night transportation, planning your return to the hotel after a full day of sightseeing? In terms of this type of convenience, the Dominican Republic is no different from the US or Europe, and visitors can do many things online – from ordering a cheeseburger to taking care of official matters.

If you are thinking of buying a property in a sunny destination, the economic situation of the countries on your candidate list should be one of the factors considered as part of the overall analysis. At the end of the day, it's all about the safety of your invested capital and the possibility of its growth, so the location where you invest your money plays a significant role in the success of the project.

This and subsequent investment posts will take a look at two Spanish-speaking countries, one of which has already made a name for itself as a mecca among foreign property buyers, while the other is slowly heating up in the investment arena – we're talking about Spain and the Dominican Republic.

While merengue might bring to mind carefree evenings, this vibrant music and dance have a rich and complex history. Let's move back to the early 19th century, to small Dominican towns – it was there that the first sounds of merengue resounded, which soon spread throughout the country. Today, merengue is danced not only by Dominicans, but also by people from other Latin American countries, blending elements of their native cultures into the rhythm. If you have been lucky enough to visit the Dominican Republic, you have certainly experienced the spontaneous dancing that takes place at street bars, in stores or on beaches. Merengue is one of the symbols of the Dominican Republic and a vibrant expression of Dominican joy and passion. In the history of the country, merengue not only played an integral part in the events held in Dominican pueblos but also had its moments on the political stage.

Have you decided to buy a property in the Caribbean? Fantastic! You are probably aware that investing in this asset class opens up a range of possibilities that are not available with other forms of capital investment. However, this step involves a whole new area, related to choosing the right property, the partners who will accompany you on the purchase path, as well as a number of other nuances, the omission of which may lead to the wrong decision. The situation becomes even more complicated when you decide to buy a property in an exotic country with a different culture, language, legal regulations or social customs.
In this article we present a list of the most common mistakes made when buying a property in sunny Dominican Republic, as well as ways to avoid them, so that you can fulfill your dream of owning your own piece of paradise without unpleasant surprises.

Easter in the Dominican Republic plays a significant role and is celebrated more solemnly than Christmas. Semana Santa, known as Holy Week, which begins with Palm Sunday, is one of the highlights of the Dominican calendar, for which the people prepare in advance. What foods do Dominicans prepare to celebrate Easter? How do they spend their free time during festivities? You'll read about it in today's post, where we've prepared a handful of interesting facts about Easter in Caribbean style!

To this day, Roberto Cofresí continues to inspire contemporary artists, appearing in their books or movies. He is one of the most famous Caribbean pirates who reigned over exotic seas and oceans in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Our hotel owes its name to Cofresí Bay, which in turn – as you may have guessed – was named after the very pirate Cofresí. In today's post, we invite you to learn more about the turbulent history of one of the Caribbean's most famous pirates!