Perhaps the safest choice, especially at smaller caf s, is freshly caught fish. The most popular varieties are dorado (also called dolphin the fish, not the mammal), ton (tuna), zorfi (garfish), bonito, grouper, and snapper. You ll find them cooked all sorts of ways and served with various sauces. When paired with local vegetables, they make a dependably delicious meal for even picky eaters. See Common Menu Items, page 12, for more descriptions of island cuisine.
You start off crossing some streams that can be a problem after a heavy rain. Along the way, you pass Tou Santi or Stinking Hole, which is indeed a malodorous aperture. Seems the hole is actually a deep crack in the ground where thousands of bats have set up rather unsanitary living quarters. To add to the problem, the crevice emits sulfurous fumes from underground, so the two aromas combine to create olfactory hell.
Carnival 46 Independence Day 46 DOMFESTA 47 Dive Fest 47 World Cr ole Music Festival 48 Touring The Island 50 On Foot 50 By Car 53 Island Adventures 70 On & In the Water 70 On Foot 78 On Wheels 84 On Horseback 85 Sky-High 85 Shopping 85 Distinguished Dominican Artists 1 mai oradea 86 Top Shops & Galleries 87 After Dark 90 Bars & Nightclubs 90 Where To Stay 91 Cottages & Villas 91 Hotels 92 Camping 106 Where To Eat 107 Dominican Cuisine 107 Dominica A To Z 121
Cap Estate is also home to the Derek Walcott Theatre ( 758-450-0551), an intimate open-air amphitheater adjacent to an exquisite 18th-century Colonial manor that is now the Great House Restaurant ( 758450- 0450). The theater hosts dance, 1 mai oradea music, and dramatic productions throughout the year. Tickets are available 1 mai oradea from the Department of Culture in Castries, 758-468-5101, and Sunshine Bookstore at Gable- woods, 758-452-3222.
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