Do you know the Island of Eternal Spring?
The island of Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands and therefore boasts the longest coastline. Its rugged, mysterious terrain has been forged by numerous volcanic eruptions.Teide National Park, listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is one of the main attractions of this tourist destination. Tenerife is commonly known as the ‘Island of Eternal Spring’ due to its mild climate influenced by the trade winds, with temperatures ranging between 18 degrees Celsius on average in winter and 26 degrees Celsius during the summer months. Together, these features make the largest of the Canary Islands a delightful destination at any time of year. Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts has…
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Let yourself to be seduced by the beauty of Punta Cana
The Dominican Republic occupies two thirds of the island formerly known as La Española, the first American land discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1492. It is located in the heart of the Greater Antilles and its classic Caribbean beauty, white sand beaches, coral reefs, charming colonial-style towns and villages, as well as friendly and cheerful inhabitants have made it one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. Punta Cana attracts large numbers of tourists from around the world due to its beautiful beaches, tropical climate of warm temperatures throughout the year and welcoming local people. The region is located on the western tip of the Dominican Republic and offers the…
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The past February 15th at 1pm, on the Grand Bahia Principe Coba was held the opening ceremony of the Cenote Dxonot Be located close to the Villa 11. Working with the Ecological Fundation “EcoBahia”, was held the Blessing and Protection Ritual of the place, officiated by a shaman, who made a Maya ceremony in which permission to the Mother Nature was requested, for using the cenote as a reading place for guests and contact with nature. Dxonot Be (Secret Road to the Cenote) is the name that has been given to the place where you can enjoy an orchid, and contact with the indigenous flora (The Chital or The Chicozapote).…
The great charm of Rio San Juan
Located on the north coast of the Dominican Republic, Río San Juan will seduce you for a host of reasons. Its unspoilt beaches, the natural exuberance of its coastal scenery and the ever-friendly character of its inhabitants make this region one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the Caribbean. The nearby town of Puerto Plata was one of the earliest European settlements in America, dating back to 1493. Today it retains much of its old colonial charm. The towns of Sosúa and Cabarete are the most popular tourist destinations and offer all the simple delights that are typical of the country’s towns and villages. Río San Juan, the city…
The lush Samana Peninsula
With over 850km2 Samaná offers many places to visit, including the coconut plantation by the world’s largest square. Samaná Bay was the only Caribbean and be accepted in the “Club of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World”, sponsored by UNESCO, is also the setting for a natural, unique and extraordinary show because it is the place chosen for the whales to mate. Samana is also Eco-tourism paradise, highlighting, including the National Park Haïtises with its mangroves and caves with rock art, the Salto del Limón, a beautiful married over 30 m. Disembarking at a natural pool, also found Playa Rincón chosen as the most beautiful in the world according…
