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Nan Repiblik Dominikèn nou gen plis pase 200 mil nan plaj, men bagay la ra se ke chak moun se inik; ou pa yo pral kapab yo di ke Playa Dorade sanble Sosúa Bay. Ou pa pral wè plaj la menm de fwa nan yon anviwònman diferan. Ansanm plaj yo kòt nò, pandan y ap kokiy enteresan ka jwenn, ki pi enteresan an se jwenn Amber. Apre tanpèt ak lapli toudenkou, vin Amber a lave soti nan lanmè nan rivyè yo, ak retounen ak mare yo.
eng
In the Dominican Republic we have over 200 miles of beaches, but the rare thing is that each one is unique; you won't be able to say that Playa Dorada looks like Sosua Bay. You won't see the same beach twice in a different setting. Along the north coast beaches, while interesting shells can be found, the most exciting find is amber. After storms and sudden rainfall, the amber gets washed out to sea in the rivers, and returns with the tides.