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Horseback riding vacations in
Dominican Republic
 The Dominican Republic is known for its white sandy beaches, towering palm trees, luxurious resorts, fascinating history, vibrant culture and adventure tourism. This combination makes the Dominican Republic an excellent location for a horse riding vacation. Horse enthusiasts can easily fill a whole Dominican Republic holiday with horseback riding, whilst others may wish to combine fantastic horse riding with adventure tours or seaside retreats.
Horse Riding in the Dominican Republic
 On a horseback riding vacation in the Dominican Republic we explore the colonial architecture, live and local music, and patriotic sports energy of the country. Offering a variety of room types, there is something for
every couple or family. With entertainment from morning till night,
there is something to please people of all ages. Get to know the daily life of Dominican People, taste their local cuisine and make new friends. From the 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua, through Luperon and Punta Rucia - can't forget a visit to Paradise Island, this ride is sure to please. Whatever your taste in ride, the Dominican has something for everyone.
Dominican Republic History and Culture
Before the arrival of Christopher Columbus on December 5, 1492 the Dominican Republic was inhabited by Taino Indians. The colonial history the Dominican Republic is marked by Spanish and French cultures. Slaves brought in elements of Black African cultures to complete the national identity. In 1822 the country was invaded by Haitian troops. This domination lasted 22 years until on February 27, 1844 independence was proclaimed by Juan Pablo Duarte and his followers. It was lost again in 1861 with the annexation to Spain and regained in August 1863.
Dominican Republic Weather and Climate
The weather in Dominican Republic is tropical year round, with slight variations dividing it into basically two seasons, summer and winter. The average annual temperature is around 25°C (77°F).
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Holidays on horseback in Dominican Republic
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Dominican Republic
Travel restrictions
As of March 19th, the President of the Dominican Republic suspended the arrival of incoming passengers and has effectively closed the borders of the Dominican Republic for an initial period of 15 days.
The Dominican government allowed the resumption of commercial aviation effective July 1st.
Measures taken by the government
As of March 25th, a national curfew prohibits all traffic and movement of people. The curfew will remain in place through June 13th. The curfew hours are Monday through Sunday 8 p.m. to 5 a.m..
The President of the Dominican Republic extended the State of Emergency until July 1st. The Dominican government lifted the State of Emergency, however, there are still limitations regarding public activities.
Roadblocks have been set up at various points throughout the country prohibiting internal travel in the country.
On May 20th, some public transportation services, including buses, metro trains, and cable cars will restart with social distancing guidelines and reduced schedules.
Masks are required in all public spaces in the Dominican Republic.
Emergency number (related to COVID-19) while visiting the country
A national hotline for questions relating to COVID-19 if you have been exposed or are experiencing severe symptoms has been created.
Call *462 for further instructions, but note that English-speaking operators are limited.
Source:
US Embassy in Dominican Republic https://do.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/
Published on July 7th (checked on July 8th)
For more information please visit our COVID-19 Updates page at https://www.hiddentrails.com/article/covid19update.aspx
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