My First Day in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (República Dominicana) 🇩🇴

I show my first day exploring the Zona Colonial of Santo Domingo, the capital city of the Dominican Republic (República Dominicana).
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I'm Jason, a full-time British Travel Vlogger and KZbinr who's been to 55 countries. I've been travelling around the world full-time since 2017. So far, my trips have taken me to Asia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the Americas.
I have travel series' from many of the world's best (and least) known destinations. I filmed the first vlogs on my channel in the summer of 2016 after spending a year living in China. A proper solo trip around Eastern Europe followed after graduating from University in the summer of 2017, taking me to Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Kosovo. This trip marked the start of my efforts to make a KZbin full-time job.
After that European trip I went heavily into exploring Asia, visiting India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Pakistan, the Philippines, South Korea and Kazakhstan (seeing me cover a lot of Far East and Southeast Asia in particular).
I have also travelled to North Africa and the Middle East fairly extensively over the last five years, filming videos in Turkey, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Jordan, Israel and Palestine.
To date, I have not yet been to Australasia or South America. Though I am hoping to visit the latter sometime in 2022, along with a first stop in the Caribbean.
I've travelled to North America just once as a KZbinr, visiting Mexico in 2021. Though I have been to both the USA and Canada, this was as a child on family holidays.
So far in 2022, I've taken my first trip to Sub Saharan Africa, visiting both Kenya and Tanzania, before heading to the Middle East, stopping in Dubai and Lebanon. Europe followed, covering both the Greek and Turkish sides of Cyprus, and afterwards going back to Italy for the second time to cover Milan and Sicily. I'm now in the Caribbean for the first time, covering the Dominican Republic.
#dominicanrepublic #santodomingo #republicadominicana

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Subtítulos disponibles en Español! ^

[@David_AA_777]

Excelent

[@leohernack7486]

👏👏👏👏

[@GreenRoses07]

Jason. I just got back to US from Santo D. I was so impressed. The people were diverse and very nice. AC in the modern n beautiful airport. Am returning back soon. Go JetBlue my carrier

[@jaimelf1194]

I've just been to the Dominican Republic for the first time a couple of months ago. We stayed in Punta Cana for a few days at a resort. It was okay, but it could be anywhere else in the world with a nice beach. The highlight of our trip, however, was the couple of days we spent at Zona Colonial in Santo Domingo. Great restaurants, a lot of history, very lively street life. Dominican culture is very complex, and people were generally very nice. We enjoyed local coffee, rum, and chocolate, visited art galleries and historical sites. Dominicans are always dancing for no apparent reason - at corner shops, during work, just casually walking down the street. I'll be looking forward to your new videos, Jason, and hope I can visit the DR again some time in the future.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Good to know. I really like Santo Domingo, great vibes.

[@EdgarTorresguzmanabogado]

Ya need to explore more quiet places of DR.

[@joseramirezduran5102]

@@JasonBillamTravel que bueno que te gusto nuestros pais pero tiene que conocer constanza la suiza del caribe frio y calor a la vez

[@joseramirezduran5102]

@@EdgarTorresguzmanabogado asi mismo es hermano nuestros pais no es nada mas playa al mas lugares que al turista le van a facinar mas

[@welicafemba2295]

@@joseramirezduran5102 Para qué lugares fríos si mayormente los turistas vienen a la República Dominicana es por su temperatura y clima tropical.

[@joseojedamaggiolo583]

Beautiful city full of history and charm. Where it all started for the Western Hemisphere!

[@josealbertomarte1740]

Gracias por visitar nuestro país y resaltar esas cosas que te gustaron 😍

[@Cloud-wh5xq]

Im filipino pero i felt like home Saludos desde Filipinas 🇵🇭🤝🇩🇴

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Haha, there’s actually quite a lot of similarities between the two

[@raycuevas7577]

@@JasonBillamTravel Must be the Spanish influence and both are in tropical islands

[@noelvasquez3365]

I love Filipino peopple worked for costa ctuise I learned a lot tagalog , I love ur food

[@A.p.p1996]

I'm Dominican and let me tell youuuu that you have the best artist and voices in the whole world for reallll, I'm a big fan of Morrisset Amon and many other singers in your country.😍😍😍❤️❤️

[@paivitiitta1884]

I love the colors of Dominican streetview !

[@JasonBillamTravel]

It's super colourful!

[@edenioluna1867]

Magnífica narración de la historia colonial de la ciudad de Santo Domingo, República Dominicana. 🇩🇴

[@MccartneySteven]

Visite República Dominicana hace como 1 año exactamente Punta Cana y me agrado mucho soy de Cancún México zona Caribeña de mi país y en Punta Cana me sentí como en casa por el mismo clima, la gente amable, mucha historia y la variedad de Gastronomía que hay espero regresar pronto saludos desde México ❤️✨

[@sharonjanethague7181]

Really professional. Thanks for the history lesson!

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks Sharon!

[@jamiet2602]

Good to have you back Jason, enjoy your time in Dominican Republic. I look forward to you sharing the adventure with us mate!

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks Jamie!

[@luisdiazlozada8715]

Dominican Repúblic,one of the best destinations in the caribbean.a lot to do and see.Los colmadones is a nice place to enjoy and drink Presidente.👍👍🥳🥳🤩🍺🍺

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks Luis - really great first impressions. I had some Presidente at the end of this video!

[@gertrudissanchez7223]

🤣🤣

[@edenioluna1867]

@@JasonBillamTravel Presidente el verdadero sabor...!!🍺💪🏾🇩🇴

[@jaycam6823]

Dominicans have the best energy and it’s always a joy to around them

[@missmia5468]

Great video. I especially like the colonial zone, the architecture is quite interesting. Very bright and vibrant

[@JasonBillamTravel]

It’s a really cool place, love the vibe.

[@dennisdaniels2992]

Hi Jason Billam, I'm Dennis Daniels from Cleveland, Ohio! Thanks for sharing your video about the first time in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic!

[@liamcleary3704]

Wow what a colourful city so far, not what i expected at all to be honest, looking good and good to have you back, enjoy your visit and thanks for opening our eyes and sharing your amazing travels 🍻

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks Liam. Santo Domingo impressed me a lot, it’s probably underrated. It’s got a great atmosphere.

[@willyft5430]

Hi Liam, were you expecting something better or worse?

[@liamcleary3704]

@@willyft5430 To be honest i only ever seen it in the odd movie, so impressed with the history the atmosphere colours and how vibrant the city is, definitely want to visit.

[@albertlacanilao1412]

Excellent video of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Muchas gracias for sharing.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks Albert

[@Shalamar-TV]

Perfect Rendition of Santo Domingo History // 500 years ago....wow

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks haha..

[@quelrocco1499]

I just love watching your videos! I love the history chats and unique findings that you show us. Keep up the great job!

[@ayngelina]

I really appreciate that you share the true history in Latin America, which is not that history started with European colonization and the subsequent slave trade but that there were people before the Spanish arrived.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks, it’s an important point to remember.

[@fannyvasquez4314]

Exactamente cuando llegó Colón aqui estaban los indigenas dueños de esta isla entera.

[@rons3236]

Very nice Jason! I love the Dominican Republic and spend a week or two there each year. Your travel plan mirrors my own, except I don't go to Punta Cana, ever, and for the very reason you said. You will absolutely love Las Terranas. The beaches there are spectacular! It has become a bit too European although not too touristy, especially French, but, the vibe is right on and the food is really good. I enjoyed your video and look forward to seeing the rest of your journey.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Glad I'm not alone on that front. That's encouraging to hear, I've only been told good things about Las Terrenas. I don't mind a little bit of European either, as long as it retains that Caribbean vibe as you say.

[@CgirlAJGM]

Thank you for visiting 🤗 Enjoy!

[@rvairplanesrd]

Welcome and very glad you are showing more than just beaches. Very professional.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks, I think there’s a lot more to see than just beaches

[@rvairplanesrd]

@@JasonBillamTravel waitting for your new videos.

[@TheAngee330]

I miss my island 🏝 😕 can't wait to go back!

[@milqueyatejadazacarias3112]

Gracias por venir a nuestra 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴y mostrar un poco de ella y su cultura

[@sussymartinezweber]

Hola,una correccion. A la llegada de Colon la isla no era llamada Haiti( todavia no existia) fue luego quela parte occidental fue entregada por los españoles a los franceses. Su nombre era QUISQUEYA a la llegada de Ctistobal Colon. Gracias

[@sir.fuentes7642]

Haiti es una palabra taina.

[@darknotered7425]

Haití en Taíno significa "tierra alta o montañosa. O sea, así llamaban ellos la zona de la cordillera. Ahora, la isla entera sí que ellos la llamaban "kiskeya".

[@nextplaneticket]

Thanks for show my country to the world. I would like to invite people from all of the world to come to Dominican Republic is safe. I have lived here for 30 years and I never will go to live somewhere else.

[@yarahgil7452]

Don’t lie is my country and ihave40 years in New York and I be very scare. Go there a lot bad peoples and kill for steal don’t said us safe is not

[@REINAESCORPIO]

Thanks for sharing my country, I now see my homecity from another view and I love it !! Enjoy my country !! you are welcome !!

[@levinawalsh2015]

Loved this Jason 👍. Super Excited to see your next one already. Safe & Happy travels. ☘✌.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks Levina!

[@Greg-93]

Dominicans has a very mixed culture due to the colonization, very friendly and open people. Thanks God you won't spend your whole time only in Punta Cana, which I think is nice but DR has a lot better to offer like Las Terrenas. Is not populate with big resorts, malls, etc... it's more natural and relaxing, you'll find over there a real European spot in the DR, lots French, Italians and more, try to stay in some villa beachfront, In Las Ballenas for example, take care!

[@gabrielflorentino6080]

yes we are very mixed. in DR you would find people of all race and color including blue eyes and even black people with straight hair. like 97% of worlds population don’t mix there race. But we dominicans do it constantly. in my case my dad is white and my mom is black.

[@jeffGordon852]

Very friendly to you unless you look haitian

[@jeffGordon852]

@@Greg-93 Not all Dominican, but a lot of them are anti-haitian racist.

[@alexanderbecker2264]

@@gabrielflorentino6080 Most of the people were black when I visited the city of Santo Domingo. But I understand that you don't like your skin color very much.

[@gabrielflorentino6080]

@@jeffGordon852 not true. on every single country in the world there would always be racist people. my grandfather was haitian married to my white grandmother. most of my friends here in miami are hatians. my sister best friend is haitian. same thing i seen hatians that hate dominicans

[@cleudycruz1815]

Gracias por venir a nuestro país, gracias por darle ese valor histórico, todos son bienvenidos a nuestro país.

[@leandrojavier9774]

Bienvenido a mi tierra. La Catedral no es la supuesta más vieja Es la más vieja y la primada del continente.

[@f.f.v.m7607]

El dijo que fue la primera que empezaron a construir,pero en México terminaron otra iglesia primero que esta

[@clarygelsoto]

es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catedral_primada_de_Am%C3%A9rica

[@packermaster521]

1. Tu español sigue mejorando...felicidades.👏. 2. You have to record yourself dancing Merengue before you leav Rep. Dominicana.🤣 3. Presidente is THE beer!💯 4. Come to Panamá next.🇵🇦 Saludos!

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Muchas gracias! Agreed, I’ll have to get some Merengue practice in. I’m with you on that, I’d love to get over to Panama at some point. Let’s see!

[@wenceslaomartinez2024]

As you didn't like the environment of Punta Cana, I recommend you to go to the south of the Dominican Republic, Barahona and Pedernales is your next visitation.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks for the tips

[@TheAngee330]

Duverge one of the best places along with Bani as well. Many rivers and rolling hills!

[@davidwhite1919]

Great video Jason. Gives a real flavour of Santo Domingo.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Glad to hear that

[@devbachu7072]

You will love it there maybe rain an sunny

[@robluv4592]

Santo Domingo beautiful .even gritty parts have charm

[@chicagomike]

Looks wonderful. Thanks.

[@MICHAEL91HD]

I love when people like you show a lot of good things about my country 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴

[@user-xd7qg1up4z]

My beautiful country you will never get bored there😃🙌🏻🇩🇴 its always lively music dancing, drinking day and night! The best place in the world and the best food😋❤️🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴

[@RCSVirginia]

A particularly fond memory of mine is sitting at a table at an outside café at La Plaza de España at night and drinking an El Presidente beer whilst the floodlights from El Faro across the river shone a cross on the clouds in the sky. I do not know if the lights are still broadcast from El Faro, but it was a magical experience at the time. Dominicans told me that El Presidente was brewed to be best served chilled to suit the warm, humid Dominican climate. Also, be sure to try the Dominican Brugal and Barceló rums, especially the aged varieties, and the Dominican Coca-Cola that is made with real cane sugar. Santo Domingo has so many wonderful places to see and visit, and there are excellent restaurants and clubs. In the latter, one can see just how skilled many of the local men and women are at dancing salsa and merengue. In addition to El Alcázar de Colón and La Fortaleza Ozama, there are other historical sites such as El Museo de las Casas Reales, as well as a museum--cannot recall the name--where one can learn about the Taino Indians and see skeletons of the megaterios that roamed Hispaniola before the aforementioned Tainos killed and ate them all. For a bit of nature, one can explore The National Botanical Garden and The National Zoological Park that are first-rate and terrific. As far as getting around, Santo Domingo has a metro now that makes travelling around the city quite easy and convenient.

[@pedromoronta5025]

Thanks for coming to our contry i hope you enjoy it!

[@josealfredofernandezsosa232]

Excelente video, me encanto como resumiste la historia colonial de nuestro país, además de ese recorrido por toda la zona colonial y la visita a un Colmado.

[@ServantofGod796]

I love this. I've always had an interest in traveling to other countries and this is us definitely one of them. It's so pretty and I hope I can also visit dominica as well

[@JasonBillamTravel]

It’s surpassed my expectations!

[@cilliangonzalez8108]

Just a liltle corretion. This is the Dominican Republic don't confuse because there's a country called Dominica and both are located in the Caribbean.

[@ServantofGod796]

@@cilliangonzalez8108 ik, I said I wanted to go to dominica as well as this country

[@danielvalenzuela9764]

Hi Jason I really enjoyed your coverage of SantoDomingo and that cold Presidente looked tasty. A good place to relax and enjoy life in a humble natuaral environment. Looking foward to more

[@JasonBillamTravel]

It was really refreshing, loved the vibe of the Colmado

[@jesusdavis2941]

Ok. So basically where you got the beer is a colmadón: they're all set up for people to drink, play, watch the game, dance; the colmado normally doesn't has all the amenities, and is more centered on selling goods for day-to-day cooking and stuff, although most people gather to play dominoes at most of them (normally people take the sidewalk and half the street for it, as you've seen) nevertheless, there's a fine line between them, as the first developed from the latter, you can find both drink and food at any

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks for that

[@jesusdavis2941]

@@JasonBillamTravel you're welcome. And welcome to my country! Be safe and most importantly, Enjoy it

[@jesusdavis2941]

@@JasonBillamTravel on Sundays there are a few activities in the colonial zone, there's a free music school on parque Colón for anyone who wants to learn instruments and to sing, that's around 11-ish- noon; and there's a son group (the music genre, not anyone's child although they are someone's children 🤣 sorry for the bad joke 😂) at 6 pm a couple of blocks north of plaza España. If you're around you may wanna check that out, if I see you I'll shout 🙂☝🏽

[@clantigua1]

Very nice inside of our country history, you really study the colonialism and the facts are sharp and accurate. Thank you for been such a informed traveler and you are always welcome to the Dominican Republic

[@Individuo80]

If you want Punta Cana without over-development, go to Bahía de las Águilas in the Southwest.

[@megagolf23]

Hi Jason. I hope you are doing well. Your adventures, they are very interesting. Thank you for the video and Don't forget we are still waiting for new videos . thank you again and Good luck 🤞

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks Sami, lots more to come!

[@claryjustin4077]

Was there a couple weeks ago.. lots of rain ☔️, but Santo Domingo is nice 👍

[@belkisfranciscamoretamarmo7213]

soy dominicana y Rep dom es el país que tiene mucha diversidad, y es un país que lo tiene todo, es tierra de DIOS bendecida

[@michellevdg4708]

Yay proud Dominican ❤️❤️

[@JP-jj6kw]

Very beautiful part of the city, love the history

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Really cool place

[@christinamichaels9381]

Good video about my country u see how the girl watching u they love u lol hope u enjoy i from there i mees my country so much thanks for u work god bless u

[@eduardcrcl6498]

Hello, from the Dominican Republic, one of the best and most beautiful places on earth!!-*!-

[@aa-cz2qo]

You are awesome bro I love your vlogging very much.many time later posted

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks, apologies for the gap between the Europe trip and this one. A lot going on this year, but hopefully I can keep them coming out on a consistent basis for the next while.

[@K1ngKrunch]

If you want to show the high and lows of Santo Domingo , i really recommend Piantini for the more upper class and Capotillo would be the poorest side ( obviously more dangerous to go there ). For Capotillo i recommend you ride the cable cars from the metro. The metro alone can also be a way to see a lot of the city from above.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks for the tips. A bit of a different scene coming in the next video, but it’s quite far out of the city centre, in Higuero.

[@PennTrafford]

Those girls at 4:14 were really eyeing you, Jason. Better be careful!

[@packermaster521]

🤣🤣

[@janseyveloz8515]

Welcome brother. I hope you´re having a great time around here.

[@Jhiredboy]

Secure The Camera, Right Now Is Very Dangerous Moment In DR!

[@dyroc]

Jason, I was about to explain you the difference between Colmado and Colmadon but you had find out by the end of the video. Glad that you had a nice time and preferred to wander with the locals instead of staying in a resort. Seems you enjoyed your own company and time with yourself; an ability that all solo travelers have, than with a group of people, so my greatest admiration and respect. Hope to see more from you in my country.

[@richardh5485]

Grupo Bonye performing outside at las ruinas de Sanfrancisco on every Sunday is best party on the entire island. Also check out the little hole in the wall bar of ElSarten on the weekends. Both will be filled with locals dancing to latin music.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

I’ve actually heard about this, would be cool if I’m around on a Sunday. Thanks for reminding me!

[@rafaelajimenez1413]

Espero que les hallas aprovechado esa cerveza presidente, uno de los íconos de RD 🇩🇴, gracias por el vídeo de mi Quisqueya la bella .

[@CarolinaMartinez-wt5tq]

I really liked Santo Domingo, full of history, music, art and differemt people, I loved it. I wonder if you are going to Haiti, I have always wondered myself how these two countires share the same island and yet are so different

[@dianasavinon9900]

Haiti is too dangerous right now

[@alecgurney9305]

You want him to go to haiti? So he gets kidnapped or killed.

[@mariuquidiello]

Haitu now is very dangerous its a caos !

[@alexanderbecker2264]

They are black, there is no much difference.

[@darknotered7425]

@@alexanderbecker2264 Wow, you're really into race, huh?

[@devbachu7072]

I been there hope to be back there is a park name independence park an at the end I think duarye or copon park lovely place

[@fannyvaldezperez4284]

Muchas gracias por venir a mi pais y mostrar un pedacito de la historia y de la ciudad de santo domingo

[@EdgarTorresguzmanabogado]

You need to head on jarabacoa. also south of DR, barahona, pedernales.

[@luismanuelpenaromero9800]

Gracias por visitarnos hermanó y hacer un vídeo de la ciudad más vieja del nuevo mundo...

[@juanjosefermin3682]

An honor for us to have you here. This island is yours, you'll always be welcome 🏝☀️⛱

[@jeselinehenri7392]

Thanks soo much for the video.

[@stevenlapidus2902]

Jason, You are correct about Punta Cana; it is a creation for tourists and is actually modeled after Cancun. The formula: Pick a beautiful part of the country that is undeveloped, encourage foreign money, build an international airport and then the visitors and their dollars and Euros will follow. Having said all this, when my daughter was young, Punta Cana was a wonderful place to go to for all-inclusive resort travel and it was actually a good deal less expensive than its competitors like a Cancun in the Western Hemisphere or a Mallorca/Canary Islands in Europe. Look forward to your trip around the Caribbean.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Sounds about right. I’m sure it was naturally beautiful before (when it was much more unspoilt). There are plenty of alternative spots in the DR which don’t have the same kind of overdevelopment, which I hope to show.

[@freddythefrog70]

Beautiful beaches though? Not sure there's many places left that hasn't been commercialised Went to the largest resort called Grand Palladium in Punta cana, whole town sized resort off the beach. Man ruins much!

[@raycuevas7577]

True, Punta Cana wasn't even a thing prior to the 1970s

[@josedelarosa5046]

Hey there!! Welcome to the DR, glad you enjoyed our country the colonial city its just beautiful with a great vibe.

[@melbagomez8363]

People happy!!

[@richardh5485]

Looks like you found Colmado de los Muchachos at the end of video. It is one of the best.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Good to know!

[@frredyfnaf1955]

best video ever ❤❤

[@pf4773]

Jason: You impressed me in this video with your comments about Punta Cana being so disconnected from the local culture and how you left ASAP :). I'm heading to the Dominican Republic in the next few days-planning on meeting with a local there (a friend). Santo Domingo looks like a great city to spend time in.

[@benjaminrosario2022]

Great video. Good content very informative about the area!Thanks.

[@loren_blackgoku_elmaestro6086]

Very good hommie good job bless

[@CarlosDominguez-jm5bl]

Si vuelves,no dejes de visitar el Norte,(Cibao),Jarabacoa,Constanza, Puerto plata,y al Sur bahía de las águilas (pedernales).

[@danaideivettemenarodriguez5728]

Se te quedó la ciudad más grande e importante del Cibao, Santiago, la cual es un punto de partida para todo el Cibao, y claro, Santiago es Santiago! ❤

[@CarlosDominguez-jm5bl]

Si claro Aguilucho desde chiquito y la leña taqui

[@luiggiconde]

I’m Dominican and also I want to share that we are so happy to have you guys here!! Enjoy our country together we have everything to make fun and happiness

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Muchas gracias!

[@luiggiconde]

@@JasonBillamTravel you’re welcome darling

[@robluv4592]

Ur not boring at all with history .u doing great

[@Jasmine-eo9fo]

Yay I understand what you said I’ve been practicing my Spanish before I go to Santo. lol in January so I can get around Greet people and order food without stress. You said you wanted an empanada and then you asked did she have chicken. She asked how many and then you told her only one I think? Lol

[@ernestinal3451]

Good video of my home towm thanks 👍

[@juanataveras9127]

Muy bien contada la Historia de la Isla,gracias.

[@Tbpker22]

Fascinating!

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Glad you like it!

[@juanvaldez4575]

Is the first Cathedral in the new world.

[@aimaryssinlimites2390]

reciclando recuerdo de mi bella quisquella.🌻

[@ggarl12]

Dominican Republic is beautiful

[@bienvenidodeleon3856]

Thanks for your visit!!

[@edcarlson6181]

Gracias, Jason!

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Thanks Ed!

[@abdullahim3434]

Best Travel of the world ✈️🔥

[@Tripiiando]

Welcome to DR!!

[@sauronmorgoth5417]

Want to see something fun, ask to play dominos. You can play for money,but be assured you will lose.It's in the blood,everyone plays and knows every throw. Great people.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

They look like real experts haha..

[@silvestreperalta1543]

Thank you for visiting us

[@manuo7245]

that is a colmadon where you were in this video. There are others bigger and more dedicated to drinking than selling groceries but that one where you were fits the category of colmadon.

[@wilburbonzo]

Try Las Terrenas, Samana peninsula, and Cabarete, I think you will prefer the vibe there. Also I recommend the channel called Delightful Travellers, they are a couple from Nova Scotia Canada who spent several months in DR and made a whole series of vlogs there.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Absolutely heading there! And thanks for the reference.

[@brunildaramos6494]

Saludos sea bienvenido. Un abrazo

[@cell491]

Hello, Jason, you made a great video. Two brief notes though: The Cathedral you visited is not the oldest church in the Americas, it's actually the first and oldest cathedral since there were many other churches built before and after. Also, Santo Domingo is not the oldest city in the Americas but, having been established in 1496, it is the oldest "continually inhabited European settlement in the Americas". There was another settlement before on the northern coast of our island but it was abandoned circa 1493. Keep the great work!

[@jaimegutierrez5520]

Welcome to best Island 🏝

[@Play-jv3oi]

Amigo hay muchas partes que puedes visitar alla.

[@JasonBillamTravel]

Si, exactamente

[@marvinbrando722]

I have been in both, Haiti ans D.R. and if you wanted to see the biggest contrast in your life, you have to visit the island La Espanola and visit both countries