Travel Guide Cabarete
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The village of Cabarete has always been a small fishing village, but today it is entirely dedicated to tourism and is built on either side of the main road, right on the beach. Its tourist infrastructure is spread out on either side of the road that runs along the coast, made a little dangerous by incessant traffic. Benefiting from strong winds and sometimes impressive waves, Cabarete is ranked among the world's top ten spots for windsurfing and kitesurfing. There's not much local color here, but a real festive atmosphere, both sporting and international. Anything is possible on these 3 km of coconut palm-fringed golden sand beaches: activities and accommodation abound.The western part of the beach, towards Punta Goleta, is now called Kite Beach and is reserved... for kitesurfers, while the central part remains the domain of windsurfers.Cabarete also has its own rhythm of life. Mornings are traditionally reserved for land sports (tennis, mountain biking...) or water sports that don't require wind (waterskiing, wakeboarding), or for a lie-in after the nightly fiestas, while afternoons are devoted to water activities on the sea.
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