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Ok, We found something so cool we just had to share it with you guys. We bought one for our place and it looks great on the wall. It is a Punta Cana Wall Mural. These are huge photo posters which mount on the wall and provide a ton of drama to your room and it will bring back memories of Punta Cana. They are 42 inches x 72 inches or 4 feet x 6 feet large, high quality laminated photographic paper panels. The mural surface wipes clean and is stain resistant. Murals are re-usable and repositionable. Removable, paint safe picture hanging strips are included for ease of hanging.
If you have a dull wall this is just the thing to turn that area into a dramatic statement. These wall murals are so eye-catching and are guaranteed to attract attention from your visitors. This will be the best conversation starter your room ever had.Ours makes us smile every time we look at it.
We Found these Punta Cana Wall Murals at AllPosters.com and there are a few to choose from.
We have posted the available wall murals below, just click on the photo to buy it.
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The End of Bees – a story of survival
Summer Rayne Oakes (the world’s first Eco-model) with the Punta Cana Honey Bees
On the subject of Punta Cana Forest Honey and Puntacana Honey Bees, we found this beautifully crafted video by ABOVE magazine featuring the environmental scientist and world’s first Eco-model Summer Rayne Oakes. The video promotes awareness of Colony Collapse Disorder that has decimated billions of bees in the northern hemisphere. Read More→
A crowded north coast public beach at Semana Santa
photo courtesy of dailylivinginthedr.blogspot.com
Thurs 21st to Sun 24th April 2011 is taken as holiday by most Dominicans to celebrate “Semana Santa” or Holy Week (Easter Week).
During this holiday period most of the island’s population migrate to the beaches for heavy partying involving copious amounts of rum. Expect areas around public beach access points to be more crowded than usual.
Note: on Good Friday, April 22nd 2011, all watersports and other land based excursions are prohibited. Read More→
Things to do in Punta Cana
Written and photographed by guest blogger Mark from Southwest Missouri.
Punta Cana is known for its beaches and the sands in front of all-inclusive resorts are like a pedestrian highway of beach walkers. For those who grow fatigued with the all-inclusive scene, want to explore but remain near the surf, the search for public bars and restaurants is not only fun but necessary for vacation survival. The crawl could be done solo or as a couple, but it’s great in a group.
The group setting off on their beach bar crawl from Ocean Blue & Sands bar
In early March 2011 our group of ten walked approximately three miles from the Ocean Blue & Sand Resort waaaaay down to Los Corales. Hunger and thirst prevailed. With all the private resorts along the way, where do you stop for food & beverage refueling? Find out here… Read More→
Macao beach in Punta Cana is an undeveloped, public beach around a 20 to 30 minute drive from most resorts. See Maps here and here.
Driving there you pass through the little town of El Macao, and as you reach the crest of the hill you’ll see the beautiful sight of Macao beach spread out before you. Read More→
