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Thursday, November 26, 2015

Piscina Natural and the Giant Red-Cushion Starfish in the Dominican Republic

One of the main highlights of the Dominican Republic is a visit to “Piscina Natural”. This incredible place offers guests the unique opportunity to stand knee-deep on a sand bank in the Caribbean Sea in the National Park of the East. Piscina Natural really is one of the amazing treasures the Dominican Republic has to offer. Admire the Giant Red Cushion Starfish in their natural habitat.
Piscina Natural sandbank - Dominican Republic

The number of excursions offered is vast, but there is one that always conquers the heart of tourists: the excursion to Saona island.
Saona is a tropical island located on the southeast of the Dominican Republic and only a few minutes away from the mainland. The island is famous for the beauty of its pristine beaches and because it is part of the protected area of the National Park of the East.
Not everyone knows that Saona is a favourite place for Sea Turtles to lay their eggs.

Baby Sea Turtle - Mano Juan village, Saona Island
The seas around Saona island are rich in wildlife and represent an authentic, uncontaminated paradise for divers, snorkelers and for all tourists in general. Piscina Natural (Spanish for “Natural Swimming Pool”) amazes every single tourist that visits it every day.
Piscina Natural is a lucky mandatory stop on the way to Saona Island.
This large, shallow sand bank in the middle of the Caribbean Sea is well known not only for its stunning beauty but also for the indigenous Giant Red Cushion Starfish that inhabit the area.
During the visit, everybody will be given the chance to learn about these gorgeous animals. Tourists are allowed to touch and take a picture with the starfish as long as they respect the guide’s instructions to handling them. Indeed, starfish are just like fish and they breathe filtering the oxygen out of water. Giant Red Cushion Starfish generally have five “legs”, each of them ending in an eye that perceives movement.
When starfish mate, they position one next to the other, the male releases the semen while the female releases the eggs, which are fertilized in the water.

Starfish usually live up to ten years of age and are some of the most primitive but wonderful creatures on Earth.

Visit Piscina Natural and the starfish on the Saona Crusoe VIP Tour offered by SeavisTours - the leader in Eco Tours in the Dominican Republic.


Thursday, July 31, 2014

The most stunning beaches of Punta Cana

Punta Cana has a bunch of unique beaches, most of them wide and all providing clean white or gold yellow sands. And you don't need to trouble regarding the water quality. Most beaches are rated high by the Blue Flag company. The DR, on the whole, has much more Blue Flag beaches compared to other Caribbean island. Here we sum up some of the prominent beaches. These beaches edge the Atlantic and in some cases the seas can be rough. Yet most of the year you can swim in tranquil waters. Nevertheless don't count on very good scuba diving conditions, recurring hurricanes have damaged the coral reefs close to the coast. Water temperature levels achieve a winter season low of in the upper 70s and rise to a summer high of in the top 80s. Listed below we provide our choices:

Mano Juan BeachThe beaches on Saona Island are some of the most lovely white sand beaches in the Caribbean. Saona Island is a preferred area of the National Park of the East and is home to 112 species of birds, in the surrounding waters sea turtles, bottle-nose dolphins, whales and manatees have been observed. Most beaches on Saona have tourist facilities such as restrooms, showers and shaded picnic tables for tourists ... ... The beaches of Saona can only be reached per organized excursions.

Macao Beach:
An undeveloped, virgin beach around 20 to half a hour drive north of Bavaro. Driving there you pass through the small town of El Macao, and as you get to the crest of the hill you will see the lovely view of Macao Beach spread out before you. There is Macao Surf Camp, where you can rent out or join surfing lessons, and there are pick nic facilities on the beach. Macao Beaach is popular with local Dominicans (especially at holidays), and acts as a stop off point for a cooling swim for the many safari vehicle excursions and the ATV/buggy excursions

Juanillo:
Juanillo is a stunning remote beach towards the south end of Punta Cana, in the Cap Cana region. It is found right alongside the Sanctuary Cap Cana Resort. There is a stunning beach restaurant  with cabanas and beach lounge couches. The food is a little bit pricy, but the area is elegant and lovely. We have enjoyed an afternoon here, eating lunch, playing frisbee, as well as got fish from local fisherman. The vivid Volkswagen alongside the restaurant produces an excellent photo. To get there, take the roadway towards Cap Cana. You will then arroive at a gated area. Simply state you are visiting Juanillo and hand over your ID, motorist certificate, or passport.


We might add a whole lot more beaches, they are all lovely. Come and check it on your own!

Saturday, July 19, 2014

New report shows that visitors do not have to hesistate to book a trip to the Dominican Republic during typhoon season.

SeavisTours revealed a new post today on Hurricanes in the Dominican Republic. This post reveals that tourists seeing the Dominican Republic during hurricane season really have little risk to experience one.


The Dominican Republic hinges on the center of the Storm Belt and is prone to cyclones during the Atlantic Storm Period. The Atlantic Storm Period starts in June and ends in November. Typically, the Dominican Republic obtains a direct favorite by a significant hurricane concerning every 23 years. Nonetheless, close telephone calls are much more constant. The nation obtains cleaned by at least the outer bands of a significant hurricane concerning every 5 years.


Furthermore, it is fairly common for the Dominican Republic to experience hurricanes during the hurricane season. This is why numerous tourists preparing a travel to the Dominican Republic during hurricane season are worried concerning the climate.


SeavisTours owner Alexander Tilanus says that he is approached frequently by vacationers asking about the risk of experiencing a cyclone during their getaway. Many people are searching for more details to establish these threats. This post offers insights concerning cyclones and reveals the record of cyclones that have actually hit the Dominican Republic in the past 50 years.


The post is released at http://www.seavisbayahibe.com/articles/Hurricanes-in%20the%20Dominican-Republic.htm


About SeavisTours
SeavisTours was established in 1979 and offers the Trip market. It is recognized for Tours and Tours in the Dominican Republic.