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Baní is pretty close to Santo Domingo and suitable for day trips. To get to Baní, take a bus at Parque Enriquillo or at the stop by "Pinturas", on Avenida 27 de Febrero after you pass Plaza de la Bandera (everybody knows where it is). There's express buses and those who stop everywhere but the time is roughly the same: about 1 hour. The fare as of Apr 2009 is 80 pesos for the non-express buses and 90 for the express ones.
Updated May 2, 2009
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Baní is pretty close to Santo Domingo and suitable for day trips. To get to Baní, take a bus at Parque Enriquillo or at the stop by "Pinturas", on Avenida 27 de...
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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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Ok, so Bani doesn't contain beaches, but these picture still represents the Dominican Republic! Bani is in the middle of the country, with a few rivers, known for its "dulce de leche, coco,...
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Bani is a small little town that its residents also know it as the home of poets. It’s only an hour’s drive west of Santo Domingo. The province’s population is relatively small with 169, 865 people,...
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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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