El Cedro Holiday Deals

El Cedro Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in El Cedro

Over scrolling through other people's holiday snaps while you're munching on your brekkie? Then book a flight to El Cedro and start your days among the lush beaches and coastal plains of Dominican Republic.

The nation's capital city, Santo Domingo, sits about 120 kilometres to the southwest of El Cedro.

Does relaxing on the shore sound enticing? Plan a day trip to Playa Bonita or Rincon Beach.

Breathe in the fresh air and soak up the natural surroundings of Boca el Diablo. It's situated 45 kilometres away from El Cedro. You can also experience more peace and quiet at Marine Life Experience Cayo Levantado, 45 kilometres away.

If you've got enough time, why not check out a few nearby destinations? Miches and Playa Limon are 18 kilometres and 30 kilometres away, respectively.

Heading out and experiencing the wider region doesn't get any better when you can choose from fun activities like mountain biking and mountain climbing.

An hour or two in the open is good for the soul. If you're feeling a bit tense, why not slow things down by going cycling or shore fishing?

You won't need to lug around a heavy guidebook if you join a few guided nature walks, wildlife safaris, cycling tours, segway tours and city walking tours. Your tour guide can give you the most informed local knowledge there is!

Birds shouldn't be the only ones who get to fly above the land below. Parasailing is an exciting way to see the place from a different perspective.

Whether you would rather be in, on or near it, everybody loves the water! Why not add a few more thrills to your trip by going swimming and snorkeling?

We can't say what you'll discover inside the doors of the region's history museums, but you can be certain it'll be fascinating!

If the weather's fine, why not take the chance to spend the day at the surrounding area's open-air exhibits and lighthouses?

Journey back in time with an outing to some nearby ruins, old towns, fortresses and historic palaces. When it comes to grasping the significance of these structures, a well-informed tour guide can make a world of difference.

How about adding some deeper meaning to your escape? Whether you're after a spiritual experience or simply interested in learning about the local beliefs, spend some time at some of the surrounding cathedrals, temples and monasteries.

There's a world of rich flavours waiting to tap dance across your taste buds in Dominican Republic. With so many tempting things to indulge in, all you need to bring along is a robust appetite — and perhaps your stretchiest denims.

If you're flicking through a menu, there's every chance you'll see meals with chicken or plantains. They're two ingredients which are typically used in the fare here.

You don't need to spend all night reading through the menu when you're in El Cedro. Get stuck right in and devour the regional specialties, such as la bandera (meat, beans and rice) and tostones (fried plantains).

Still got a little room after your main meal? Then put in your order for dulce de coco (coconut milk dessert), a moreish dessert.

Are you craving a drink yet? Wet your whistle with a glass of The One, a brew that should be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Cuba libre is what the locals drink when the night calls for something a touch stronger. Ask the barkeeper for a taste and see if it tickles your taste buds.

Make the most of the downtime on the flight over by practising some expressions in the local tongue. Try to say '¡Feliz cumpleaños!'. It translates as 'happy birthday'. One more often used phrase is 'Buenas noches' ('good evening').

Delectable food, dancing and music — national celebrations show us the best of what a country has to offer. Make sure you join hands with the locals on Independence Day on the 27th of February.

Before you say "Adiós" to El Cedro, check your pockets for any spare change that you can spend on some last-minute souvenirs.

When the time arrives to pack your bag and head home, the closest terminal, Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ), is 70 kilometres to the southeast.