The beaches of north-east Mallorca
Everyone falls in love with Mallorca. It is home to countless unique locations: the incredible Serra de Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site; its beaches and salt flats; its impeccable turquoise water that is always calm; its valleysfull of orange trees; its olive groves; and its small seaside towns that still look out to the sea every day. The imposing Cathedral, the Paseo del Borne, the Paseo Marítimo, the local produce and food markets, the parks and urban beaches with their chill-out zones… Mallorca has secrets you’ll want to keep forever. It is a destination for everyone, with beautiful bays, beaches and coves where the crystal-clear water invokes an image of the Mediterranean Caribbean. The beaches to be found…
Dominican Republic: the most exciting corner of the Caribbean
The Dominican Republic has a long tradition of art, music and literature. The ‘bachata’, one of the most popular Dominican musical rhythms, was recognised in 2019 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. There are two genres that are synonymous with the Dominican Republic: ‘merengue’ and ‘bachata’. They are both full of folkloric dances and traditional music. You will find rhythm and dancing wherever you go in the Dominican Republic, you just need to lose yourself in the feel of this country. Such instruments as the güira, the tambora and the accordion are vital parts of folkloric music in the Dominican Republic. Some of the most famous genres are the ‘bachata’,…
Jamaica in August: celebrate independence
Are you thinking about a trip to Jamaica in August? Keep reading, because this will interest you. The 6th of August is an important day on the calendar for every Jamaican because it is when Jamaica Independence Day is celebrated. This is the day when the country’s people remember the history of Jamaica, their ancestors, their struggle and everything that has been achieved. The various conquests by the Spanish and English, the banana and sugar plantations, and slavery transformed this island into a strategic location for sailors and traders. The pro-independence process in Jamaica was inspired by the slave rebellions thatled to the end of colonialism. Jamaica was the scene of intense social struggles for the slaves, abolitionist…
A taste of Dominican Culture
Part of the rhythm of Cayo Levantado Resort stems from the Dominican culture: full of energy, warmth and joy … but also imbued with sophistication and the avant-garde. A team of emerging local talent is working to give life to the architecture, the interior design and the gastronomic proposal of this major project. Cayo Levantado Resort seeks to foster emerging local talent to bring life to this great project. As far as cuisine is concerned, the aim is to honour the diversity of produce in the country. As Pedro Mota and Carlos Romero from the PAC Group rightly comment. The hidden rhythm in this project is the very rhythm of the island and the Dominican Republic, the essence of a…
The cenotes: thousand-year-old water in Mexico
A cenote is a freshwater well in which the water from the aquifer is exposed by the collapse of the ceiling of the cave. Cenotes are part of the aquifers which are interconnected by underground galleries. Cenote comes from the Mayan word ts’ono’ot or d’zonot and they are typically found in the Yucatán peninsula. The word d’zonot means “water cavern”. The cenotes are bodies of water that are thousands of years old; they are very fragile and the water is home to flora and fauna that are extremely important for the conservation of the ecosystem. Before you enter a cenote, you have to follow some rules, such as bathing to remove any chemicals from your body (body creams, tanning lotion, make-up, deodorant, etc.).…
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