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Jaco Beach is where it’s at!
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Jaco Beach is where it’s at!
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Good deal. I'm about to look up homes and stuff like that.
Good bars and stuff like that nearby?
Good bars and stuff like that nearby?
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Jaco Nightlife Guide - 2018
Jaco Nightlife is famous! Clubs, bars, discos, dive bars, & VIP bottle service, Jaco has it all. Prices, photos, map. Guide By Night of Week. 2018 Update !
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Jaco Nightlife: The Best Clubs In Jaco, Costa Rica | www.centralamerica.com
People are always asking local travel expert Justin DeBoom about the clubs in his hometown of Jaco, Costa Rica. Here, he talks Jaco nightlife and names his favorite places.
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Jaco Nightlife Guide | Bachelor Party Costa Rica
Jaco Costa Rica nightlife - The most popular clubs in Jaco Beach Costa Rica are the Monkey Bar, Beatle Bar, Los Amigos Bar, Le Loft, Plankton, and Malecon Bar!
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Amsterdam. Probably would have been a little more unique if it wasn't for the US legalizing weed. But aside from nightlife, plenty of
I second on Barcelona too. Good combo of culture and nightlife but I think their nightlife isn't that crazy compared to other places.
And why not just Vegas? I know it's a little cliché but as far as for business and R&R and nightlife, they have it all.
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Mexico City is also one of my favorite cities in the world for food and culture.
Could you share more on the nightlife? I've been 3x and found the nightlife to be boring. I say that because the country tends to listen to their own music which is latin rock, they really don't play turnt up music such as hip-hop, reggaeton & reggae. The clubs in Polanco are very pretentious and the bars tend to overcharge anyone that looks like a tourist.
Outside of that, Mexico City rocks, especially Dia de Los Muertos week, Limosneros restaurant and the amazing museums.
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I hope you enjoy Punta Cana. It's nice for a 2-day relaxation as it gets boring very quickly. And very little culture and adventure. The Punta Cana Group (composed of Julio Iglesias & the estate of Oscar De La Renta along with 3 other wealthy men) ban jet skis and atvs. Punta is also flat, zero landscapes.
As a Dominican, I would have recommended Samana.
Samana has lush mountainous landscapes, ecological hotels such as the Dominican Treehouse Village, whale watching, horseback riding to a gorgeous waterfall, affordable boat rentals, zip-lining and you can rent an ATV for the day and ride the entire town. It's a hidden gem surprised the country doesn't advertise it more.
Punta Cana resort tips: Avoid the entire minibar. Avoid bread and salad, I've seen multiples guests touch the bread and put it back. Salad is probably washed with sink water that you're not used to. My son and I got the worst diarrhea and vomit of our lives last year. Go slow on the variety of liquor, let your body adjust for a day or 2. Enjoy.
Samana
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Any bachelor party spots plz hit me - need a house for 18-22
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Amsterdam crossed my mind as well. It’s a place I’d try to set up during the fall months rather than the summer. Thinking of my potential client base, I recognize that people prefer beaches during the summer months, so that’s kind of the focus for now.
And Vegas is tricky to plan for a larger group of people if they’re not all on the same page. I like to party when I go out there, so I’d hate being responsible for people who just go out there to chill.
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I hope you enjoy Punta Cana. It's nice for a 2-day relaxation as it gets boring very quickly. And very little culture and adventure. The Punta Cana Group (composed of Julio Iglesias & the estate of Oscar De La Renta along with 3 other wealthy men) ban jet skis and atvs. Punta is also flat, zero landscapes.
As a Dominican, I would have recommended Samana.
Samana has lush mountainous landscapes, ecological hotels such as the Dominican Treehouse Village, whale watching, horseback riding to a gorgeous waterfall, affordable boat rentals, zip-lining and you can rent an ATV for the day and ride the entire town. It's a hidden gem surprised the country doesn't advertise it more.
Punta Cana resort tips: Avoid the entire minibar. Avoid bread and salad, I've seen multiples guests touch the bread and put it back. Salad is probably washed with sink water that you're not used to. My son and I got the worst diarrhea and vomit of our lives last year. Go slow on the variety of liquor, let your body adjust for a day or 2. Enjoy.
Samana
Jesus Christ lol. Yeah me and my bf taking our families to a new resort. But got it
dark only
No mini bar
Bottles water to brush teeth and drink
No bread or salad
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Was thinking Punta Cana but have heard bad things last 2 years
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hear / read the same
tourists getting sick and some even dying
read that thers not much to do in the reseort and its not recommended to take trips into santo domingo
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Almost went on a bach party to Medellin, which looked cool. Ended up going to Austin tho
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I hope you enjoy Punta Cana. It's nice for a 2-day relaxation as it gets boring very quickly. And very little culture and adventure. The Punta Cana Group (composed of Julio Iglesias & the estate of Oscar De La Renta along with 3 other wealthy men) ban jet skis and atvs. Punta is also flat, zero landscapes.
As a Dominican, I would have recommended Samana.
Samana has lush mountainous landscapes, ecological hotels such as the Dominican Treehouse Village, whale watching, horseback riding to a gorgeous waterfall, affordable boat rentals, zip-lining and you can rent an ATV for the day and ride the entire town. It's a hidden gem surprised the country doesn't advertise it more.
Punta Cana resort tips: Avoid the entire minibar. Avoid bread and salad, I've seen multiples guests touch the bread and put it back. Salad is probably washed with sink water that you're not used to. My son and I got the worst diarrhea and vomit of our lives last year. Go slow on the variety of liquor, let your body adjust for a day or 2. Enjoy.
Samana
Samana is my favorite place in DR.
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You’ll be fine. If it’s a new resort - you’ll have plenty to do.
I got sick in Samana - drunk the water with my fried cheese. I forgot to not drink. So it really doesn’t matter where - just be smart about it.
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Man I was food coma'd out for 3 days straight last time I went
For anyone who hasn't gone or has a negative image of non tourist trap Mexican cities due to the media-CDMX is basically like a European city with 1000000x better food and friendlier people
Also, nothing against people who enjoy it, but to me going to Cabo, Cancun, etc to experience Mexico is a complete waste. If I wanted to kick it at a beach city/town with Americans everywhere I would just go to a city like San Diego or Miami instead
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What’s there to do in Seattle Washington?
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South Beach in Miami is basically a different country now too
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I hope you enjoy Punta Cana. It's nice for a 2-day relaxation as it gets boring very quickly. And very little culture and adventure. The Punta Cana Group (composed of Julio Iglesias & the estate of Oscar De La Renta along with 3 other wealthy men) ban jet skis and atvs. Punta is also flat, zero landscapes.
As a Dominican, I would have recommended Samana.
Samana has lush mountainous landscapes, ecological hotels such as the Dominican Treehouse Village, whale watching, horseback riding to a gorgeous waterfall, affordable boat rentals, zip-lining and you can rent an ATV for the day and ride the entire town. It's a hidden gem surprised the country doesn't advertise it more.
Punta Cana resort tips: Avoid the entire minibar. Avoid bread and salad, I've seen multiples guests touch the bread and put it back. Salad is probably washed with sink water that you're not used to. My son and I got the worst diarrhea and vomit of our lives last year. Go slow on the variety of liquor, let your body adjust for a day or 2. Enjoy.
Samana
ATVs are not banned in PC...
The food is awful.
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Man I was food coma'd out for 3 days straight last time I went
For anyone who hasn't gone or has a negative image of non tourist trap Mexican cities due to the media-CDMX is basically like a European city with 1000000x better food and friendlier people
Also, nothing against people who enjoy it, but to me going to Cabo, Cancun, etc to experience Mexico is a complete waste. If I wanted to kick it at a beach city/town with Americans everywhere I would just go to a city like San Diego or Miami instead
I went to Cabo for my bachelor party and granted I had fun but the place itself is a waste. You feel like you are in AZ or something. No culture at all.
I want to go to Mexico City. Heard so much good stuff.
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You guys have me intrigued about Mexico City now. 
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LolWas thinking Medellin but I had a project there -nako xl has the Medellin bachelor stories
You mean the one about the pizza delivery guys that also show up with coke and hookers? Allegedly.
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Now I am re thinking. I could barely sleep last night. After considering all the things not to do...it wouldn't be much of a vacation. So now I am looking at Montego Bay, Costa Rica, and Curaco
