Dominican-Republic-Nightlife Reviews
Hard Rock Cafe Santo DomingoCheapest Dominican Republic Vacations!Many travelers say there is no better Dominican-Republic-Nightlife than Santo Domingo’s Colonial Zone. The nightlife in Santo Domingo is always changing. You will have to check on the curfew for the clubs. The last time I was there they had to close at midnight during the week and 2:00 AM both Friday and Saturday. Apple Vacations - Best Buys! are your best bet for an enjoyable All-Inclusive Vacation. Check with the concierge at you resort or hotel where you are staying. They can make reservations for you and also give you a copy of a free guide to all the clubs on the Island. My wife and I belong to a couple dancing clubs in our area and they do a lot of dancing. It is nothing like the Dominican Republic. I believe that every person on the Island dances. If you can get a table near the dance floor you will absolutely love watching these people dance. By the way, most of the clubs in the resorts stay open until dawn or until there are no more people to party.
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Santo Domingo Clubs
Doubles: This is a fantastically decorated piano bar. You will think you are in a hip apartment in the heart of France. Lighting is also great for the romantic. Guacara Taina: What a unique setting. You will tell all your friends back home about this one. It is set in one of the many caves that are found in Santo Domingo. Seating is carved into the limestone walls. This place has become a great tourist attraction. This is Dominican-Republic-Nightlife at it's very best. The Led: Located in a hotel the curfew doesn’t apply here, so they go until the wee hours of the morning. The young crowd will love to party in this hotel Disco. A great place for private parties because you can also stay the night at the hotel. Marrakesh Café & Bar: This is for the upscale after work crowd to gather in the early evening. You will enjoy both international and American music. Great jazz on one night.Keep in mind that this a hotel place also. Nowhere Bar: The crowd is young and affluent with a sprinkling of Americans going to college in Santo Domingo. DJ’s play most of the music during the week. Live bands take to the stage on the weekends. Praia: Tourist and the affluent locals love this bar and wine lounge. Music is electronic and the drinks are expensive. Do not forget Apple Vacations - Best Buys! are your best bet. Their specialty is All-Inclusive Vacations.
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That's correct, be the first in your family or group of friends to write a page that will appear on the Internet. Subscribe to Our E-ZinePunta Cana NightlifeLooking for more Dominican-Republic-Nightlife?Montecristo: A Great bar during the daytime hours. A very lively disco when the sun goes down. Just to watch the dancing is worth the trip. Montecristo resides in the Palma Real Shopping Village in Bavaro. Don’t worry Bavaro and Punta Cana are right next to each other. As a backdrop to the dance floor they have a big video screen which is quite interesting. The DJ’s spin the music most of the time but they do have live music occasionally. The locals really cut-a-rug on that dance floor. If you are staying at one of the Punta Cana or Bavaro all-inclusive resorts and would like a change of scenery the club has an arrangement with most of the hotels and resort where they will come and pick you up and bring you back. You will love getting a group together to enjoy this hip club. There is no cover charge at this place. They have special drink each night with a special price. 809-552-8999. Even more Dominican-Republic-Nightlife Pacha: This club is in the Riu complex, near to Riu Naiboa entrance, in Bavaro. Non-resort guest are welcome. Drinks will be much cheaper here that in most clubs. However, there is a cover charge when they have live music. 809-221-7575. I will mention one more time that you absolutely must check out Apple Vacations - Best Buys!
The North Coast NightlifeDominican-Republic-NightlifeCafé Cito: This café and bar is about a quarter mile from the entrance to a few of the resorts in the area, which makes it convenient if you are booked into one of the resorts and want to see what the locals like to do. Tim Hall, from Canada, is the owner. Tim will give you a very good meal for a very nice price. This guy is cool; he will stop by to talk for a while if you like. You will feel like someone has put your local Sport Bar from back home right in the middle of the tropics. Watch all your favorite games on the big screen TV’s, via satellite. Tim will even sell you some of the regions better cigars. Crazy Moon: This club is within the Paradise Beach Club & Casino. It’s not very high class; however, they usually fill it. The music will rock you til all hours of the early morning. They usually close when the last few partiers go home. Enjoy the horseshoe bar and you may want to gamble a bit also. You may get lucky. Dominican-Republic-Nightlife Gravity: Another resort party place. You do not have to be a guest of the resort to enter though. Locals and tourist are both welcome. If you want to try this place you better be a late-night person. The place doesn’t really crank up until midnight. They stop about 4:00 AM. Dominican-Republic-Nightlife Hemingway’s Café: This rockin spot for those who like to party in located in the Playa Dorada Plaza, Puerto Plata. 809-320-2230. The rock and reggae is mostly played by DJ’s. They do have live bands from time to time and there will be a cover charge when they do. The food is fine. They will make you an American Hamburger just like in the States. Thursday is Karaoke night. Saturday they will entertain you with a Latin fiesta. Dominican-Republic-Nightlife Mangu Disco: Every tourist in the area should check out this very popular club. They locals are fun to watch. They have a group of local dancers that will perform for you. Of course you can also get up and dancer if you like. They also have a ladies night. It’s for the women whose husbands are at the casino. The MC and the dancers will help you learn the local dance steps. Don’t let the weapons and drug signs scare you, they are mandated by the government for your safety. Onno’s Bar: This happening place is on Cabarete Beach. It’s both fun and friendly. You will meet folks from all over the globe. On Friday and Saturday night it can get very crowded. If you are into that scene you will love this place. It’s easier to get served at the beach bar than the main bar. They stay open until 3:00 AM on Friday and Saturday. Lax: This open air club is also at Cabarete Beach. You can lounge in the beach chairs or get under the Palapa. A DJ or a live band will keep you rockin. As for the food, they have a daily special from different parts of the globe. The price will not send you to the ATM either. Dominican-Republic-Nightlife Ruby’s Lounge: Formally the Voodoo Lounge this upscale club is a must see if you are in the area. The place is owned by a French-Canadian, named Melanie. Melanie has a different theme each night. Local artist will also come in from time to time to perform. Jazz and the Blues. On the weekends the place is always hopping with a DJ or a live band or sometimes both. No cover charge, and the prostitutes are not allowed to solicit here, however, they may stop in after work to just chill out. Cheapest Dominican Republic Vacations!
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