What Do You Have to Know Before Travelling to the Dominican Republic?

Must-Know List about the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is one of the leading world touristic destinations. No matter what time of the year it is, this country always welcomes you with the perfect weather: hot sun, transparent turquoise-blue ocean water, white-sand beaches and mountain valleys. The Dominican landscapes are so different and so charming!

Do you want to discover all secrets of this wonderful tropical paradise and have a vacation of a lifetime? Do you want to become an expert in the Dominican daily living, customs and entertainments? Do you want to feel like at home on the tropical island? Here is what you must know before visiting the Dominican Republic!

1. “Tranquilo” rule

Before visiting the Dominican Republic, make sure you have left all your worries and troubles at the port of your departure because in the Dominican Republic everyone feels “tranquilo” (from Spanish “tranquilo” – “calm, quiet, and peaceful”). This word is often used when somebody asks you about how you are feeling today.

No matter how many troubles a Dominican might be experiencing, the reply will always be “tranquilo” (for men) and “tranquila” (for women). If you wish to feel like at home on the island, learn this word and follow this rule to form part of the island’s peaceful flow of life, serenity and eternal summer joy…

2. “Don’t eat/drink me” rule

This sunny piece of land features so many juicy sweet fruits that you just can’t stand trying them all at a local fruit stall… Wait! First, read this rule and then make your choice.

To avoid parasitic infections, make sure you wash all fruit and vegetables with boiled potable water several times. You may also add vinegar or a bit of baking soda to water and then rinse fruit. It will help you to get rid of any particles that cause stomach infections. It is also recommended to peel fruit when possible.

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