Went on outback safari very good day ended at Macao beach. Public beach quite grimy, will be pestered by beach sellers. Sea very good for body boarding

Went on outback safari very good day ended at Macao beach. Public beach quite grimy, will be pestered by beach sellers. Sea very good for body boarding
Very beautiful beach. Evidently this is a Punta Cana public beach. The current here is pretty rough but beach, water everything is beautiful. Only bad thing there were a lot of vendors peddling their goods which made me a bit uncomfortable.
This was a local beach that was absolutely breath taking. There were more locals there and not a lot of tourist. If you'd like a break from the touristy hotel etc I highly recommend this beach.
I had a great time there it was a wonderful view. The water is so beautiful there another place of paradise. I would love to visit the beach again.
Amazing beach stained by horrible vendors that won't take no for an answer. They follow you around even into the water.
The beach is truly a slice of paradise! We went on our tour and we were brought to Joe's seafood shack.This place has been there for over 30 years! This place is at the far end of the beach to the right as you're driving in. The place isn't much to look at, but it will be the freshest seafood...
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Beautiful Deep Blue Waters, powdery white sand, Breathtaking scenery, The most beautiful beach I've ever been to. Local vendors selling paintings, palm hats, bowls, fine cigars, Presidente. A great photo opportunity.
Our beach at Now Larimar was just as beautiful. Wouldnt make a special trip. The Bravara beaches where many resorts are all beautiful.
Picturesque. Nice, clean beach. Only thing to mention is that there are locals on the beach that hassle you to purchase goods from them. Other than that, this was my second time at Macao Beach, and I would recommend visiting this beach while in Punta Cana
Macao beach is about 20 minutes north of Bavaro Beach by car. It's a beautiful cove with limited facilites (a Port-O-Potty is available if you're brave.) There's a rustic restaurant run by a friendly guy named Chocolate - who will also provide you with chairs and umbrellas - at the north end of the cove where the Macao Surf School...
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