Dominican Republic & Haiti

ISBN-10: 086442647X
ISBN-13: 9780864426475
Category: Dominican Republic
Pages: 456
Language: English
Published: 1999
Publisher: Lonely Planet
Authors: Leah Gordon, Scott Doggett

Description

From the spectacular beaches and rich colonial history of the Dominican Republic to the Vodou religion and vibrant art of Haiti, the island of Hispaniola offers something for every adventurous traveller. With three native languages, it's an island of incredible contrasts and diverse cultures. This guide shows how you where to celebrate Carnival, dance to merengue, see colonial architecture, view wildlife and swim with crocodiles.

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