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Ride the coastal guaguas: Shared minibuses run along the north coast road between Cabarete, Sosúa and Puerto Plata; wave one down and pay the conductor.
Agree motoconcho fares first: Motorbike taxis are everywhere in Cabarete, but set the price before you climb on and ask for a helmet.
Fly into Puerto Plata: Gregorio Luperón Airport near Puerto Plata is the closest airport, roughly a half-hour drive west of town.

Watch for bag snatchers: Thefts from passing motorbikes happen along the main road, so carry your phone and bag on the side away from traffic.
Avoid empty beaches at night: Stick to the lively bar strip on Cabarete Bay after dark and take a known taxi back rather than walking alone.
Use a reputable kite school: Strong trade winds at Kite Beach can be dangerous for beginners, so choose licensed IKO schools with radio helmets and rescue boats.

Eat at comedores: Small local eateries serve la bandera, the Dominican plate of rice, beans and stewed meat, for much less than beachfront restaurants.
Shop at colmados: Neighborhood corner stores sell drinks, snacks and Presidente beer far cheaper than hotel bars and often double as social hubs.
Pay in pesos: Many places quote in US dollars at poor rates; paying in Dominican pesos usually works out cheaper.

Plan around the wind: Summer and the winter months bring the steadiest trade winds for kiting, while mornings are calmer for surfing and swimming.
Pack for wet winters: The north coast sees much of its rain from November to January, so bring a light rain jacket and quick-dry clothing.
Bring sun gear: The Caribbean sun is intense all year, so pack a hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen and a long-sleeve rash guard.

Learn merengue and bachata: Beach bars on Cabarete Bay host dance nights, and locals are often happy to teach visitors a few steps.
Start with mangú: The classic Dominican breakfast of mashed plantains with onions, eggs, salami and fried cheese is served at local cafés.
Go slow with rum: Brugal and other Dominican rums are strong and often poured generously, so pace yourself at beach parties.

Surf at Encuentro: Playa Encuentro, just west of town, has the best waves on the coast, and early mornings are least crowded.
Explore the caves at El Choco: The Cabarete caves in El Choco National Park have freshwater pools inside, a cool escape from the beach heat.
Day-trip to Damajagua: The 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua near Imbert make an adventurous trip of climbing and sliding through natural pools.

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