North-West
Monte Cristi
Luperon
Cofresi

North-East
Puerto Plata
Playa Dorada
Sosua
Cabarete
Rio San Juan
Playa Grande

Samana
Las Terrenas
Samana

Center
Santiago
Jarabacoa

South
Barahona
Santo Domingo
Boca Chica
Juan Dolio
San Pedro de Macoris
La Romana

East
Punta Cana
Bavaro

Others
National Parks
Taino Caves

Cabarete, Dominican Republic

Boca Chica Cabarete has developed an international reputation as host to major windsurfing competitions. With its six kilometers of beach, it offers hotels and condominiums and enjoys a prosperous community life. The land surrounding Cabarete originally belonged to a wealthy colonial landowner of the Davila and Coca family. The name Cabarete appeared for the first time in the early 1800’s. A large portion of the land was eventually acquired by Zephaniah Kingsley, a rich plantation owner married to an African, Anna Majigeen. After departing from a Florida torn apart with racial tension, Kingsley started his own colony in Cabarete in 1836, with his mulatto family and freed blacks who worked the land. He built a mahogany house for his Anna overlooking the sea at Cabarete, and often returned to this paradise he created far from the racial unrest of other lands.

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Cabarete se ha hecho de una reputación internacional como anfritión de importantes competencias de windsurfing. con sus seis kilómetros de playa, Cabarete ofrece una hilera de hoteles y condominios y disfruta de una vida comunitaria próspera.

La station balnéaire de Cabarete s’est faite d’une réputation internationale comme amphitryon d’importants championnats de windsurfing. Tout au long de ses 6 kilomètres de plages, Cabarete met à votre disposition un grand nombre d’hôtels et d’immeubles et jouit d’une vie communautaire prospère.

Cabarete hat sich einen internationalen Ruf erobert als Gastort bedeutender Windsurfing-Turniere. Am 6 km langen Strand dieser blühenden Gemeinde befinden sich zahlreiche Hotels und andere Ferienunterkünfte. Cabarete gilt zur Zeit in der Karibik als Hauptstadt des Windsurfens; mountain biking, Ökoausflüge und die zu erforschenden indianischen Höhlen haben zu Cabaretes wachsender Popularität beigetragen.