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Tourism August 20, 2019 | 8:57 am

Bayahibe, a jewel nestled in the Dominican SE

Bayahibe, Dominican Republic.- The town bears an indigenous name: "Baya," a name given to a bivalve mollusk, similar to clams, which are attached to the rocks or roots of mangroves; while "Jibe," "Hibe" corresponds to the name of sieve made with sticks that was used to sift cassava flour during the process of making casabe. Bayahibe (southeast), land of cool springs, with a striking bay used as

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