What do expats in Juan Dolio appreciate most about the local culture?

"We enjoy the laid back quality of life in the DR. We are in a small town and find people helpful and generally nice. We have met few US expatriates, but many Europeans and Canadians. I experienced a severe urinary infection and went septic. My wife wasn't sure how to handle that, but two locals called an ambulance and got me to an ER. I truly believe they saved my life. .Ambulance, ER, 4 days in hospital and doctor's fees were about $3000. I suspect my copay in the US would have cost more," explained one expat living in Juan Dolio, Dominican Rep.

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"Expats in Juan Dolio, Dominican Republic, appreciate the warm and welcoming nature of the local people, who are always ready to help and make them feel at home. They love the vibrant and lively culture, which is reflected in the local music, dance, and festivals. The laid-back lifestyle and slower pace of life is a refreshing change for many expats, allowing them to relax and enjoy life. The local cuisine, which is a blend of Spanish, African, and Taino influences, is another aspect of the culture that expats enjoy. They also appreciate the strong sense of community and family values that are deeply ingrained in the Dominican culture. The beautiful natural surroundings, including the stunning beaches and lush greenery, add to the overall appeal of the local culture," said another expat in Juan Dolio, the Dominican Republic.