Our last port day was Amber Cove, Dominican Republic. We had a tough time deciding what to do in this port. The main attraction is the Damajagua waterfalls which are a set of 27 waterfalls that you slide down, jump into and float through. Unfortunately, the minimum age is 8 years old. There weren't any other excursions that we were excited about so we decided to do a beach day at one of the resorts close by.
We arrived to a beautiful view!
We took a car to the two most popular streets, umbrella street and pink street. On the way there the kids noticed that the houses were not like the houses where we are from. Conor quietly whispered to me in the cab "Mommy, all of their houses are broken." I think it was a good reminder for them to be thankful for the life that they are able to live.
We arrived to the resort and there was a beautiful beach. It was a red flag so we couldn't swim, but the kids still had a great time playing in the sand.
They also had a great pool. We didn't go to the pool much, because it was just so hot.
Getting our passports stamped. This is their second country.
Beautiful sunset over the water
Michael and I had a little date night and the kids watched a movie in the room.
It was a fun day!
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