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continued from Casa de Campo- description and tips
Below are pictures of this 7000 acre resort, known for its equestrian center, legendary golf course, and replica of a 16th century Italian village.
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Casa de Campo has
many lodgings options.
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Polo, on donkeys?
Why not? It's all part of the equestrian fun.
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| Altos de Chavon is a reproduction of a 16th century Italian village: cobblestone streets, jewlerry and pottery, boutiques, the works. Even its own School of Design. |
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| Just another corner of Casa de Campo's 7000-acre spread. |
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