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Vivre en République Dominicaine à Rio San Juan: coût de la vie?
by Melanied1981
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Original post
Boujour,
je voudrais en savoir un peu plus sur la ville de Rio San Juan.
Parlez moi des gens qui y habitent, de la température, le paysage, les activités à faire, la vie pour un enfant et leurs activités, le coût de la vie (bouffe, appart meublé, sorties) tout ce que je dois savoir quoi!! Et encore plus....laissez vous aller!!
Merci
Merci
Hola!
Tu peux poser tes questions à notre amie CABRERA qui habite dans le coin. Elle te donnera toutes les infos dont tu as besoin à propos de ce village de la côte nord.
Salut,
Pablo
Tu peux poser tes questions à notre amie CABRERA qui habite dans le coin. Elle te donnera toutes les infos dont tu as besoin à propos de ce village de la côte nord.
Salut,
Pablo
bonjour
je suis sur le point d'acheter un terrain les pieds dans l'eau avec maison a nagua . Notre projet quelques bungalows une table d'hôte sympa. Je suis dans la restauration et mon mari est prof de plongé. Nous sommes des anciens de l'océan indien (16 ans a la reunion, 6 ans aux seychelles, long sejour a maurice et madagascar) et puis nous avons atteri au Gabon. mais la vie des iles nous manque trop et nous aimerions bien realiser notre reve dans votre coin de paradis. notre projet vous semble t il realisable a nagua? peut on vivre decemment avec une "rente" de 1600 euros/mois en attendant que notre affaire fonctionne un peu? sachant que nous avons 2 filles de 6 et 14 ans a scolariser en ecole française? quelles sont les plus proches de nagua? et encore des milliers de questions si vous avez la gentillesse de nous repondre
Bonjour Lisbeth,
l'école Française la plus proche de Nagua sera Rio San Juan, mais il y a quand même plus de 50 kms, donc 50 mns chaque jour en roulant bien...
il y a d'ailleurs 2 écoles Françaises à Rio, les deux fonctionnent avec le CNED et des répétiteurs. Sinon Las Terrenas, mais c'est encore plus loin et la route est pire...
pour ce qui est de ton projet de Bungalows et table d'hôte, avant d'investir dans ce domaine, je te conseille de bien te renseigner... ça ne me parait pas très viable dans ce coin, cette ville personellement n'est pas très accueillante, plutôt sale, très bruyante et elle n'attire guère les touristes. Renseigne toi car sur Rio il y a déjà un sîte de bungalows comme ceci, et je crois bien qu'il n'a jamais vraiment fonctionné, les quelques clients qui louent sont des résidents en attente de jours meilleurs...
en espérant t'avoir apporté un peu de lumière, je te souhaite bonne chance dans ton aventure...
Pat.
Salut Mélanie,
la ville de RSJ, voisine de la mienne Cabrera, est un petit village de pêcheur, une belle lagune à visiter, pas trop de touristes, seulement un hôtel à proximité et à 10 kms, 2 bars restaurant Français (Cafe de paris et Estrella) où la majorité des expats se retrouvent, une petite population francophone, moins d'une centaine je crois...
de magifiques plages à proximité, Caleton, Playa Grande. Pour ce qui est du coût de la vie difficile de te donner tous les détails, mais disons qu'avec 1 000 euros mensuel, on vit bien à condition toutefois de ne pas être trop européen...
les paysages y sont superbes, de par mon taff, je les fais visiter tous les jours et ne m'en lasse pas, très vallonné, de belles vues sur mer...
pour le climat, c'est la Costa verde, donc un peu de pluie, nous avons été largement servis cet hiver, mais depuis 10 jours grand beau soleil, avec des températures de 30° tous les jours...
pour les enfants, 2 écoles françaises, très peu d'activité pour eux par contre, tout dépend de l'âge et de leur mentalité.
Le prix des locations, à RSJ je ne sias pas vraiment mais je pense plus ou moins comme Cabrera, si tu choisis une maison européenne avec piscine dans un de ces projets immobiliers sur les hauteurs il t'en coûtera beaucoup, mais si tu vis à la Dominicaine dans le centre ou ces alentours, on trouve des maisons correctes à partir de 10 000 pesos...
les sorties, les soirs, café Français ou locaux, discothèque, ou plus typique une bière au parc. possibilité d'aller au casino de l'hôtel Baya Principe...
voilà en gros, j'espère avoir un peu éclairé ta lanterne...
Amitiés...
Pat.
salut Pat
pas tres encourageant, 🤪mais merci pour cette rapide reponse
a vrai dire apres la vie au gabon tout endroit nous paraitra paradisiaque!!!! de plus nous ne sommes pas specialement difficiles, du sable blanc, la plage, la mer pour la plongée et nous sommes contents....les bungalows c'est juste pour le fun car mon mari est un super bon cuisinier donc pourquoi pas en faire profiter les autres mais sans nous prendre la tete!!! ce n'est pas a vrai dire un vrai business que nous voulons monter mais juste faire partager notre style de vie a des gens succeptible de l'apprécier. j'ai un resto au gabon qui fonctionne tres bien et j'en ai un peu ras le bol du monde et des contraintes....
si des fois tu entends parler de bungalows a vendre dans un endroit sympa on est vraiment preneurs..
merci encore pour ton aide, et effectivement nagua me parrait un peu loin des ecoles, j'ai pas envie de passer ma vie sur la route...meme si je n'en doute pas, elle est tres belle... a bientot
lisbeth
Hola!
On pourrait dire qu'en ce moment la province de Nagua n'est pas centrée dans le domaine tourisme comme l'on trouve à Puerto Plata, Cabarete, Las Terrenas, Samaná, entre autres.
Je sais que le village compte avec quelques hôtels juste à la sortie pour aller à Samaná mais la plage n'est pas très bonne dans ce côté dû aux fortes vagues et puis il y a une fleuve qui rend l'eau marron quand il pleut🤪.
Je trouve que les plages dans ce village ne sont pas à prendre le souffle, c'est pour cette raison que je ne vois rien d'attractif, à première vue, de ton futur business installé là-bas.
Et puis si tu cherches scolariser les petits dans un école bilingue franco-espagnol, le mieux serait de choisir un village qui compte avec ce type d'établissement comme Río San Juan ou Las Terrenas si tu décides de rester dans la côte nord.
Mais on sait jamais. Tu peux venir à Nagua pour plus longtemps. Prospecter à fond de trouver un endroit avec une plage plus calme, moins de vagues et éloigné du centre village😉.
Salut,
Pablo
On pourrait dire qu'en ce moment la province de Nagua n'est pas centrée dans le domaine tourisme comme l'on trouve à Puerto Plata, Cabarete, Las Terrenas, Samaná, entre autres.
Je sais que le village compte avec quelques hôtels juste à la sortie pour aller à Samaná mais la plage n'est pas très bonne dans ce côté dû aux fortes vagues et puis il y a une fleuve qui rend l'eau marron quand il pleut🤪.
Je trouve que les plages dans ce village ne sont pas à prendre le souffle, c'est pour cette raison que je ne vois rien d'attractif, à première vue, de ton futur business installé là-bas.
Et puis si tu cherches scolariser les petits dans un école bilingue franco-espagnol, le mieux serait de choisir un village qui compte avec ce type d'établissement comme Río San Juan ou Las Terrenas si tu décides de rester dans la côte nord.
Mais on sait jamais. Tu peux venir à Nagua pour plus longtemps. Prospecter à fond de trouver un endroit avec une plage plus calme, moins de vagues et éloigné du centre village😉.
Salut,
Pablo
merci pablo
effectivement le terrain et la maison que j'ai en tete ne sont pas dans le village mais un peu plus loin sur la cote a 10 mm de l'autoroute parait il. biensur je vais venir sur place pour me rendre compte, mais le voyage du gabon rep dom n'etant pas facile a organiser je ne veux pas me deplacer pour rien. et a priori c'est trop loin des ecoles. je souhaite en fait trouver un terrain sur la plage qui me permette de construire 1 maison, une piscine et 5 bungalows 2500m² environ seraient suffisant. Si tu as connaissance de quelque chose de ce type a construire ou deja construit j'etudie toute proposition.
ha il faut que je te le dise ta photo m'a fait craquer!!!!
lisbeth
Hola Lisbeth,
Je vais t'écrire en privé car là je pense à un excellent concept pour ton business de bungalows toujours sur Nagua😉.
Salut,
Pablo
Je vais t'écrire en privé car là je pense à un excellent concept pour ton business de bungalows toujours sur Nagua😉.
Salut,
Pablo
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Thanks in advance for your shares and help—it would really help us move forward with our project! 😄
Hi everyone,
I’m heading to Dublin as an au pair in a few weeks.
I’m looking for a reputable language school. It’s so hard to choose! Has anyone already done a language stay in Dublin? Any tips? Thanks so much! :)
Hi everyone, so I’m planning to go study at a community college in the U.S., but the only snag is which one—there are so many options over there! I’ve heard about one in California, Diablo Valley College, and another in Florida, Valencia College. I know both states are super attractive for tourism, but my main criteria are teaching quality and price. I’m open to any advice, comments, or suggestions—thanks in advance! The start of the semester is coming up, and I’m a little nervous...
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Has anyone gone on a language study trip in Europe? If so, which agencies did you use? What can you tell me about it? Thanks a lot! Kelkune
Has anyone gone on a language study trip in Europe? If so, which agencies did you use? What can you tell me about it? Thanks a lot! Kelkune
Hi! I’m looking for an apartment in Malaga from September (2025) until January for my Erasmus exchange, but I’m not finding much, and it seems like there are a lot of scams. Does anyone have any leads or tips? Thanks!^^



