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Staying in Samamá
If you are on a budget, all the places to stay in Samaná on Booking.com, might look a bit expensive for you. At least it was for us. They were all over at least 2000 pesos/35 USD per night. That was why we decided to just look around when we got to Samaná. We found this guesthouse below in Samaná that was 1000 pesos (around 17 USD) a night: a simple room with a bathroom. No hot water or AC, which we didn’t think were necessary.
The town felt safe, but you know you always can’t be sure when you’re new in town. Rosa and her friends suggested that we should move our scooter into the room – which shocked me and stressed me out because there was a gap taller than the wheel itself between the room and the sidewalk. The guy who was with them just sat on his scooter, calmly evaluating the situation, looking around in the seemingly trash piles around us and picking up two long wooden boards. Then, he got our scooter into the room!
Eating in Samaná
Many restaurants in Samaná were closed when we visited. It could be because of Covid-19 and the lack of tourists. We ate at JC’s Burgers right on the main road.The quality seemed good and the prices were reasonable: around 5 USD per person. It has the view of the bridge and the harbor.
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