Solo Travel in Cabarete
Dominican Republic
About Cabarete for Solo Travelers
The kitesurfing capital of the Caribbean — consistent trade winds on a crescent beach, a backpacker party scene, surf schools, and the most energetic town on the north coast.
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Cabarete Bay
Nature
A crescent bay on the Dominican Republic's north coast, known worldwide for steady trade winds that make it one of the Caribbean's top spots for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Schools offer lessons for beginners, and the beach is lined with restaurants and bars that come alive in the evening, with tables right on the sand.
📍Cabarete Bay, Cabarete, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Kite Beach Hotel
Accommodation
A relaxed beachfront hotel on Kite Beach at the western end of Cabarete, where kitesurfing schools line the sand. Rooms and apartments face the water, and there's a pool and restaurant. It's ideal if you're taking lessons or want to watch the kites from breakfast; the town's bars and restaurants are a short walk or taxi away.
📍Kite Beach, Cabarete, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
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