All posts tagged "Nature"
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783Altos de ChavonLast chance to see “Dos Años de Fotosafaris” at The Gallery in Altos de Chavón!
Have you really seen the Dominican Republic? From a map we know the country’s regions, their names and locations, and if we’re...
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959Altos de Chavon“Savages” by Dominican artists Joao Rodríguez and George Heinsen invites us to remember our ancestral ways
The Gallery in Altos de Chavón is one of our favorite places to go when we want to immerse ourselves in some spectacular artwork...
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965Casa de Campo LivingCasa de Campo’s beauty inspires phenomenal Instagram posts
Taking an award-winning photo of Casa de Campo can be as easy as rolling down your window on the drive home from...
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2.0KDominican RepublicNispero: A small deliciously sweet fruit!
The níspero, or how most of you might know it by the Dominican “loquat,” is a small seasonal fruit that is brown-skinned...
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1.4KArt and CultureA Water Movement with Miriam Calzada
This interview was previously published in our sister publication, CasaLife magazine. Inspired by Miriam Calzada’s stunning photography and commitment to sharing the Dominican...
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1.4KAltos de ChavonChavoneros Stories: Edward Salcedo favors Realism and Dominican Life
A few years back we started a series called “Chavoneros Stories,” its been a while since we’ve given the series some TLC and...
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2.7KArt and CultureA Spiritual Retreat with Shaman Tupaq Songo
Recently, Casa de Campo had the pleasure of hosting the Holistic Bikini Bootcamp Retreat geared at helping you achieve happiness, healthiness and...
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1.6KCasa de Campo LivingWhy do woodpeckers peck, & how to scare them away?
Hello, dear friends! If you spend most of your time at home, chances are you’ve heard an irritating pecking sound that seems...
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1.0KBeyond CasaMessing about on the river with Bayahibe SUP
Have you experienced the natural wilderness of the Chavón river? How about feeling the gentle flow of the water beneath your feet...
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6.8KAltos de ChavonAmapola, the flower that inspired THAT song (or sort of)
Amapola, lindísima amapola. Será siempre mi alma tuya sola…