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Favorite thing: Just in case you need a place to sleep or where to buy something to eat quickly.
Hotel Caribaní: if you want to spend the night in Baní and don't wanna pay a lot of money for a room, this is the place. The hotel is situated close to Parque Duarte (the central park in Baní, in front of Catedral Nuestra Señora de Regla), which is the central park in Baní.
Tel: 809-522-3871
E-mail: orencio2@hotmail.com
Hotel Salinas: this hotel is located close to Las Dunas and Las Salinas. They have their own marina and helipad and offer very nice views to the Caribbean sea and the mountains. They have all-inclusive and only room rates. If you're not a guest, they let you look around the marina for free (we didn't pay anything) and if you wanna use their pool, then it costs 100 pesos per person.
Tel: 809-866-8141, 809-310-8141
E-mail: hotel_salinas@hotmail.com
Website: www.hotelsalinas.net
Supermercado Daneris: if you need to buy snacks or water/soda cheaper than going to a cafeteria.
Tel: 809-522-3410
Address: 2 blocks south of Parque Duarte and Catedral Nuestra Señora de Regla.
Updated May 10, 2009
Favorite thing: just meeting different people and enjoying intresting COVERSATIONS
Fondest memory: QUIET AND PEACEFUL
Written Oct 5, 2002
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Favorite thing: I'd like to be stuck in this nice island for a couple of days!! *of course, that nice jetsky would be next to the island!
Updated Oct 4, 2002
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I'd like to be stuck in this nice island for a couple of days!! *of course, that nice jetsky would be next to the island!
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When I was a child, some of my neighbors, my family and I would go to Baní for a day trip. The main purpose was for my neighbors to visit their relatives and for us to meet other people and, of...
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I don't know that I have to much useful information to give as far as tourist sites. I loved it, but the trip was more personal than touristy. My father is Dominican-American & his father, who came to...
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