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Surf Listings in the Central Caribbean

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Live The Life
Live The Life!
The original LTL selection of hand-picked surf accommodation and real estate on walking distance from worldclass surf . LiveTheLife, means living the life you really, really want. For the LiveTheLife team, that means living close to the surf and being free. Being free to do what we love and to go where we want. With the Livehelife ...
Self Catering ⋅ Bed and Breakfast ⋅ Camping ⋅ Surf School ⋅ Accommodation ⋅ Surf Website ⋅ Local Information ⋅ Surf Guide ⋅ Surf Hire ⋅ Food and Drink ⋅ Watersport Centre ⋅ Surf Camp ⋅ Guided Surf Tours ⋅ Boat Trips ⋅ Boat Charters ⋅ Adventure Centre ⋅ Womens ⋅ Kitesurfing and Windsurfing ⋅ Yoga and Surfing
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Hotel Villa Taina
Hotel Villa Taina
Nestled in the very heart of Cabarete, an intimate tourist destination and surfers paradise, you find Hotel Villa Taina, an exclusive, modern boutique hotel, right on the beach of Cabarete Bay, which is the site of world famous windsurfing tournaments, surfing and the hip kitesurfing. Encuentro beach, the most consistent surf spot in the island, is only ...
Accommodation ⋅ Bed and Breakfast ⋅ Surf School ⋅ Local Information ⋅ Food and Drink ⋅ Kitesurfing and Windsurfing ⋅ Yoga and Surfing
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Great Huts Resort
Swell Surf Camp
About Surfing Central Caribbean
The Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Cuba and Jamaica make up the central Caribbean and receive contrasting swells. The Bahamas and the Dominican Republic face out into the Atlantic and as such pick up North Atlantic swells dropping down America's East Coast. Lacking much of a continental shelf the swells hardly decay before unloading on the region's reefs. Generally the waves here are a good mixture of challenging and friendly with some crowding at the main spots. Trade-winds from the north will blow out most spots especially in the productive winter season (October to March) so morning surfs are the go for glassy conditions before the trade-winds start to blow. Cuba and Jamaica on the other hand are sheltered from the majority of Atlantic activity and rely on the surprisingly regular Caribbean to provide north swells from the north. Hurricane season (August to October) can provide excellent surf and devastation in equal measure. Jamaica has a very active surfing population whereas Cuba remains hardly surfed at all. Sea temperatures remain between 25 and 28°C or 77 to 82°F.
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