American Eagle starts flights to lush Dominican province, Samana
SANTO DOMINGO.- American Eagle, the American Airlines regional affiliate carrier, said it will begin a
new service from Samaná (northeast) to San Juan, Puerto Rico on December 13. The airline will fly from
Samaná with a 64 passenger Super ATR plane.
"Our customers in the Dominican Republic were asking for this service," said Rafael Sanchez, of
American Airlines in the Dominican Republic. "Samaná is a destination with an extraordinary potential
and this new service will complement the development of the zone, which will result in a solid drive to
the local economy."
Samaná is an attraction for nature lovers and those with a thirst for adventure. Its natural beauty makes it
very attractive for newlyweds, who seek unexplored areas for diving and to watch the humpback whales
that visit the area.
Dominican Republic News
Samana offers the perfect honeymoon vacation
Samana, Dominican Republic.– Somewhat removed from the typical tourist trail in the
Dominican Republic, the luxuriant peninsula of Samana is a paradise for nature lovers to
visit on a Caribbean honeymoon vacation.
Not only is it home to one of the most important mangrove reserves and rainforests in the
Caribbean, but its crystal-clear coast offers some of the most divine diving found along
the northern coast of the island.
Being able to see up to 150 feet in some spots affords spectacular views of the reefs and
colorful tropical fish darting through the waters around you.
If your Caribbean honeymoon vacation to this location happens to fall during January,
you might wish to try and catch the sight of thousands of humpback whales migrating
south to Samana Bay during their mating season.
It's said you can find up to 300 whales at any given time, so take a gander at these
magnificent mammals while you have a chance, and watch them frolic, sing and court
one another. It's just one of many more delightful experiences you can have on your
vacation.
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