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08-14-16 00:50 #26950Senior Member

Posts: 2390Actually 800 metres. Makes a difference if you have baggage.
Originally Posted by ReadyToGetOnIt
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08-14-16 00:48 #26949Senior Member

Posts: 2390Flash git! In that case just pay for the whole back seat (200 pesos).
Originally Posted by Manizales911
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08-13-16 18:48 #26948Senior Member

Posts: 82Yes. Ask in advance
I did this to meet some friends arriving after I did. I went to the taxi stand, told him that I wanted to go to the airport. Bought out the whole car, and he dropped me off at the toll booth. They can't go any further than that. Saved a few steps from being dropped off at hwy 5.
Originally Posted by StripperMan
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08-13-16 18:37 #26947Senior Member

Posts: 2655That is what I do if I am traveling solo but sometimes I am traveling with one of my favorita's and her son in which case I just take the entire car.
Originally Posted by CharlesPooter
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08-12-16 15:58 #26946Senior Member

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Originally Posted by CharlesPooter
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Thanks for the info. The carro publico will take you all the way to the airport I assume? They don't try to just dump you off at "the 5 & airport drive" do they?
Originally Posted by Manizales911
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08-12-16 15:34 #26945Senior Member

Posts: 2390450 last time I dd so two years ago, so 550 now sounds about right.
Originally Posted by Manizales911
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A cheaper alternative is just to buy both front seats for 100 pesos. I always do that.
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08-12-16 10:42 #26944Senior Member

Posts: 2655Yes you can do it but it is not 300 pesos, it's more like 550 if I remember correctly.
Originally Posted by StripperMan
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08-12-16 02:09 #26943Senior Member

Posts: 2803I have used that one quite a few times and not had a problem, but it is probably best to use the one at the main branch of Banco Popular where there is security 24 hours, though preferable to use in the daytime, or the ATM inside supermercado Playero when it is open, or there is a Banco Popular machine in the air conditioned booth on the outer wall of La Pola supermarket. There is also a Banco Popular ATM on the outdoor concourse at the airport at Santiago, on the main highway through Puerto Plata, and at La Sirena. The ATM at Scotia Bank in Puerto Plata also has armed security round the clock. I would avoid the BanReservas ATMs as they tend to have low limits, which makes it an expensive proposition.
Originally Posted by Oakie
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08-12-16 01:50 #26942Senior Member

Posts: 2449As long as you stick to the big banks, and the large stores, no problem.
Originally Posted by Wjj1234
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But NEVER use a card otherwise, especially the ScotiaBank ATM in the drug store at the Texaco station. That machine is compromised most of the time, and there's no one to complain to.
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08-11-16 22:56 #26941Senior Member

Posts: 145Sosua to POP
Is taking a carro publico from Sosua to POP for 300 pesos an option?
First, I believe they are called carro publicos. They are the older Toyota Camry's mainly that most Dominicans use to get from Sosua to PP (& other areas). Last I checked the charge was 50 pesos one-way with each car being packed 6-deep not including driver. The pickup / drop-off point is Dr. Rosen & 5 (south side about 100 m from Rumba).
I have taken one to Cabarete and just took the option of renting out the whole car for 300 p.
Can I do this to get to POP? Just rent out the whole car for 300 p?
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08-11-16 16:31 #26940Senior Member

Posts: 2390
Originally Posted by Zebrok
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Originally Posted by Lonely566
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30 pesos short trip within El Batey. 50 pesos if into LOS Charamicos or Sosua Abajo, or out past the clinic towards Cabarete.
Originally Posted by Zebrok
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1000 to 1200 pesos each way. Plus waiting time.
Originally Posted by Zebrok
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To save money (unless you have a lot of baggage and need picking up from your hotel) go to La Parada de Puerto Plata and negotiate with a publico driver for a dedicated publico to Costambar for 600 pesos. But they will not want to wait around for you.
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08-11-16 13:13 #26939Regular Member

Posts: 3Atm
My first time in Sosua next month, just need to know if there are ATM's or Banks in the town.
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08-11-16 03:04 #26938Senior Member

Posts: 2449As usual, thanks for the real time update, and your own special take!
Originally Posted by Camaro1257
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08-11-16 02:50 #26937Senior Member

Posts: 504Well I would not say that. Its all about how a working girl take care of themselves. Most DR Chicas, drink beer, fuck different gringos every night, Do not exercise or workout, hang out late, party all night. So after a few months or 1-2 Years go by they usually start looking like shit, that kind of lifestyles takes a toll on the body heavy.
Originally Posted by GrownMan1
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Now when I go to Brazil, I have seen working girls that I met maybe 4-5 Years ago, Look even better now, Because a lot of Brazilians, workout heavy, they eat good food, and they take care of themselves and it shows. Age is nothing but a number You can slow the aging process if you take care of yourself.
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08-11-16 01:04 #26936Senior Member

Posts: 2527Time is a punta worst enemy. I've noticed a lot of chicas have seen in the past 4 years. I noticed the aging weight and other things that lets me know they are past their Prime. When a chica is in her prime she is riding high and turns down many requests from guys like us. Most of whom regret it later when they realize they see you a lot and they cutted off a lifeline.
Originally Posted by Camaro1257
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