in the previous video we left our boat docked in Luperon so that
we could kiteboard in Cabarete and today we're going all out we'll be
adventuring exploring and sightseeing the best spots of the dominican republic
what's up people so today we are going on the buggys
we're going we're doing this
I'm gonna beat Alejo
so guys we made it to the spot and we will be going on the buggys
we will be racing against my parents
so we will be racing my mom and my dad hi mom hello hi
they will be going on this buggy
and we will be going on that buggy
we're setting up the gopro
so this is our guide his name is Dioni
and he will be taking us throughout this entire adventure
wow
we are going at it
what's up people we are on the way to i don't know where
we have arrived at the first spot
so we made it to the first stop and this is Bercantile beach and it's pretty nice
so we're getting at the beach we're getting in the water because we're super dirty
is beautiful it's amazing it's a paradise it's incredible
there are a lot of trash in the way so i don't like that because the people don't be
careful with the trash or nothing i'm very worried because my gopro is on the floor
so it's flooded it's not it yeah
we paid 90 dollars and it's three hours not bad
and it's pretty fun we're coming through the mountain coming to this beautiful spot
we started and we're going at it again
let's do this, baby!
fast and furious
oh
You can tell it was all full of cow shit
cow poop
excuse me, you have fresh poop all over you
cow poop
What people dance here in Dominican Republic is bachata, merengue and dembow
what's up people so we just got back from the buggys it was lots of fun
we were loving a lot a lot
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so we are leaving and look at the dogs where they are right now
they are waiting for us to leave
they are so excited he's so ready to go
they love going on trips with us and
before we lived on the boat we lived in a travel trailer
and before we did that we went from airbnb to airbnb
and we would take them everywhere in a car so they're super used to traveling with us
and they love when they know that they're going in the car with us so he's pretty excited
are you ready to go
these dogs are crazy they just want to
leave
we made it to Las Terrenas
and we stopped to get some lunch yeah
we're gonna have a big massive pizza
taking advantage this beautiful spot
some bachata in the background that's how dominicans roll
and then we're gonna go see the beautiful spot in the area yeah we're gonna check it out
so behold we'll show you guys
so we had three delicious massive pizzas and i'm sorry we forgot to record the pizzas
but they were here before this was the fourth pizza which was the nutella pizza
and now they brought us the restaurant actually brought us this
which is the typical dominican drink it's called mama juana and we are gonna try it
we're gonna have some shots with my mom my dad and my grandpa and alejo and my grandpa
grandpa hello
cheers cheers cheers cheers
did you like it? i like it it's like a wine
baby so what is mamajuana made of?
so it has several roots inside and it's wine with rum and honey
where are we?
we are going on a whale tour into the Haitises
what's up everyone so today we will be going on a tour to the National Park of
the Haitises i think that's what it's called uh we have never been there before so it's
pretty exciting to go there and we're also going to go whale watching apparently this
is a great spot and right now you can see lots of whales in front of the Dominican Republic
foreign
okay so one of the things that our guy was telling us about he was telling us all about
the humpback whales and humpback whales come here
to Dominican Republic particularly to Samaná
they come here every year to mate
they do receive here about 1500 whales every single year
only 200 of them actually come inside the bay of Samaná and yeah we're pretty excited
we're gonna be seeing some whales soon
so we are having a delicious piña colada and this is a beautiful spot you can see
the sailboat right behind us
we just bought this beautiful whale
with the baby whale it's a humpback whale it's gonna go on our beautiful boat
and on hakuna
it also came with this beautiful necklace with the tail of a whale
and it just represents how much we love the ocean how much we love the animals
how much we want to take care of the whales
if you're traveling it's also good to spend some money to help out the local economy
and so that way we prevent like people from stealing because you know this islands they
they live they live from from tourists
so before i let you guys go in terms of souvenirs
i just want to give you guys a quick reminder
that it's very important for you guys to be aware of what it is that you're buying
we saw a lot of shark teeth we saw the jaw of a shark
we saw a lot of starfish and it's very important for you guys to realize that
the locals actually have to kill these animals for you to buy them
so if there is no demand, then the supply will end
so that means if you guys as tourists and as we as tourists if we don't purchase this little shark teeth
if we don't purchase the jaws of the sharks
then the locals will stop killing the sharks because you guys are not buying it
so just a quick reminder super important and now let's keep enjoying the video
so this right here is called a Macocaet and what it means is it
this is about 800 years old, it's a sculpture and it was created by the indigenous people
and it means, this is an owl and this is the shape of a person
and this owl would actually protect the people from nightmares
okay so what the guide was telling us is that
the indigenous people would actually paint in the walls inside the caves using oils that they
created, they would kill manatees, they would eat the manatees but the fat from the manatees
they would mix it up with ash and grease and then they would just use their fingers or they would
just like little sticks to just paint around and they would make paints of their own faces
using those oils so very interesting we're going to see a lot of paints of what they did
Samaná has beautiful attractive like well, whale watching, a beautiful mountain, river, waterfall
los Haitises National Park is interesting place in Dominican Republic
it's an important National Park in Dominican Republic
Samaná has the most interesting culture in Dominican Republic because here,
a long time ago, different grous came, they were slaves
they came from slavery life and when they got free they moved to Samana
or emigrated to Samana and we keep alive our culture
here people from united states i told you they brought english culture
people from islands like Trinidad and Tobago, Tortola, Turks and Caicos
they emigrated to Samana
afro-french people , they were slaves people from a a french colony
dominican people like to eat so much rice white rice, stew beans, chicken, stew chicken
and green salad
we prepared the plantain, we call them tostones it's a much banana or much plantain
we call tostones for us tostone is really delicious
we like so much when the tourists come to here to enjoy our Dominican Republic
come to Dominican Republic to enjoy this beautiful place
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