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**zueqhbyhp** · 03-08-2012, 10:58 PM

Why not try ProCab in Cabarete? It's a gated community within walking distance of the beach and shops. There are various houses and apartments for sale and rent. Of course nowhere is completely safe, and there are bars on the windows and armed guards about, but I would say it's at least as safe as anywhere around the town. Where I come from, in Merry Olde England, there are few bars or guards, but almost every house has a burglar alarm or higher tec secuirty, which few have here. I have to admit that I live in ProCab, so I am biased though.

As for CC saying that driving between POP and Cabarete at night scares the $hit out of him, being an innocent Englishman, I don't know what are the two "rolls" that CC says he carries. Maybe it's toilet paper rolls to clean up in case of the $hit mentioned above, or maybe it's something more sinister. I do the drive to and from Sosua at night fairly often, with no problems so far, but then I tend to be home before midnight. (Hope I'm not tempting fate there!) So far, my trousers have remained spotless!

03-08-2012, 10:58 PM	#17
zueqhbyhp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 453 Senior Member	Why not try ProCab in Cabarete? It's a gated community within walking distance of the beach and shops. There are various houses and apartments for sale and rent. Of course nowhere is completely safe, and there are bars on the windows and armed guards about, but I would say it's at least as safe as anywhere around the town. Where I come from, in Merry Olde England, there are few bars or guards, but almost every house has a burglar alarm or higher tec secuirty, which few have here. I have to admit that I live in ProCab, so I am biased though. As for CC saying that driving between POP and Cabarete at night scares the $hit out of him, being an innocent Englishman, I don't know what are the two "rolls" that CC says he carries. Maybe it's toilet paper rolls to clean up in case of the $hit mentioned above, or maybe it's something more sinister. I do the drive to and from Sosua at night fairly often, with no problems so far, but then I tend to be home before midnight. (Hope I'm not tempting fate there!) So far, my trousers have remained spotless!
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