Unknown racing another Bobo's wall.
trip this year it came down to none. This year I was flying solo.
Interesting, I thought as there would only be me there to do what ever. Cool. I was open to it.
After doing some research about Dominican Republic I found several places to stay and the
town of Cabarete was closest to where I wanted to be. Ali's/Cabarete Surf Camp was the only
place to complete communication with me and so got the nod for the place to rest my head
during my one week stay. The camp's located about ten to fifteen minutes to the closest
breaks and provide a multi time, daily transportation to and from Playa Encuentro, the
nearest surf beach. Can't beat it.
Antonio and Elena who take care of all your needs while at the
camp help Ali (the man) run this chill vibed place. Antonio once a week takes people to
Playa Grande about one hour east of Cabarete to experience and surf the more remote areas
of Dominican Republic.
The town of Cabarete located on Dominican Republic's Amber Coast is recognized as one of
the world's top destinations for wind driven board sports primarily kiteboarding and
windsurfing. Surfing here doesn't provide consistent epic waves one finds in other
destinations of the world but the vibe is unbeatable. And yeah every dog has it's day and
that one day you roll out to the beach and there it is, a bombing swell lighting up all the reefs.
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What makes a good surf trip? Finding euphoria or something like it in the Dominican Republic