Peaceful Ocean View 2BR Condo w/ Private Beach

I am a married man born in the Dominican Republic and I have lived in Miami Florida since 2003. My wife is Cuban and we love to travel, and enjoy with local people exchanging diversity. I have my own company in Miami Florida we are Audio, Video, lighting, shading and security Integrators, I am a Certified Home Automation Integrator. Throughout my life in the Dominican Republic, I enjoyed every weekend to travel within the island and enjoy the different types of beaches and the beautiful views and also the food that is amazing. I look forward to sharing experiences with you in the near future. In the meantime, enjoy life.

Pedro

Samaná is considered one of the most beautiful areas of the Dominican Republic. However it remains one of the least known areas to Dominicans visitors from other countries. The beauty of Samana is its simplicity. An extraordinary place rich in history, traditions, beatiful beaches and natural wonders.
This area is famous for its Whale Watching which occurs between early January and the end of March. During this period, you can watch humpback whales frolicking from the comfort of your own terrace.
The property that you are about to rent is a spectacular 102 m2 apartment and 42 m2 beautiful terrace that provides views of both the Samaná Bay and the natural palm tree forest surrounding the house. The perfect paradise for those who love wild nature without renouncing to luxury and comfort.
It is a 2 Bedroom Apartment, one room with 1 queen size bed and the other one with 2 single size beds, 2 bathrooms & equipped kitchen. The apartment is accessible via exterior corridors. Amenities in kitchens include full-sized refrigerators/freezers, stovetops, cookware/dishes/utensils

See the Whales in Samaná Bay
If you're in the Dominican Republic between January 15 - March 25, try to make the trek north to see the whales in Samaná. After all, they've come some 3000 miles to see you.

Samaná is the perfect place to watch the North Atlantic Humpback Whales who overwinter in the warm marine sanctuary of Samaná Bay before they begin their long migration to their summer grounds - as far away as Greenland and Iceland!

Not all the humpback whales travel in the same group, but at any one time during the Samaná whale-watching season, there are at least 300 whales in Samaná Bay.