Opening Summer 2010

2. SAMANÁ
Samaná's beauty lies in her simplicity. Here, unspoiled beaches serve as a threshold to vibrant coral
reefs while mountain waterfalls intersect lush rain forests. Samaná is a top destination
for eco-tourists and naturalists who often come to this off-the-beaten-path peninsula to interact with
humpback whales. After all, Samaná is home to one of the largest and best breeding grounds
in the world for this elusive mammal.

3. SAMANÁ
But while Samaná's beauty is the stuff of legends, its history is as rich as a fairytale.
Columbus stopped here on his discovery of the New World but the area didn't become populated until late
in 1756 when people began migrating from the Canary Islands. Soon Samaná became a lair for pirates
who pillaged passing ships. What followed was a short ownership by Napoleon Bonaparte and later,
settlement by freed American slaves. All this history and meshing of cultures has left Samaná as one
of the most impressive melting pots in the Dominican Republic. Americanos, descendents of the
African-American inhabitants, mixed with Europeans from France, Spain and Italy. Everything is unique here,
the people, the food and even the language has a twist all its own.

4. SAMANÁ
The town of Samaná is located on the southern side of the peninsula along Samaná Bay.
It's a popular base for tourists who plan to participate in whale watching excursions or day trips
to Cayo Levantado, both of which leave from the town's port. Samaná's Malecón, or beachfront strip,
is the center of activity and features outdoor cafés and small shops.

5. SAMANÁ
Actual photo of the Town of Samaná
Samaná is heavily populated by Americanos, descendants of freed American slaves.
Because of this, the town holds a series of annual harvest festivals; a tradition dating back to the
Yam and Rice festivals of West Africa. These lively events are held on Fridays from late August
through the end of October at Samaná churches.

6. SAMANÁ INFRASTRUCTURE
International Airport El Catey, Samaná / Samaná Port / Panoramic Highway, Santo Domingo – Samaná
With three airports less than an hour away, and after the recent opening of the Santo Domingo – Samaná
Highway, this location is more accessible than ever. Las Terrenas, in particular, has been popular amongst
Europeans, especially the French, leaving their trademark in the cuisine, the architecture and adding their
special type of flavor to the local cultural melting pot. Italians, Germans, Spaniards and descendants of
freed African-American slaves, add an infinite array of shapes, colors and tastes to this small beach town.

7. THE STUNNING NATURAL ATTRACTIONS OF SAMANÁ

8. WHALE WATCHING
SAMANÁ IS A HUMPBACK WHALE SANCTUARY AND MARINE CONSERVATION AREA.
Between January 15th and March 25th each year, thousands of humpback whales of the North Atlantic
population migrate to the Samaná Bay region, located on the east coast of the DR.

9. EL LIMÓN
A MULE RIDE WILL TAKE YOU TO THE MAGNIFICENT EL LIMÓN FALLS.
Found in the Samaná Peninsula area near the town of El Limón, this stunning waterfall is accessible by horse.
The ride takes approximately two and a half hours round trip. As the falls come into sight, the horses are
Tethered at a small station where drinks are provided before making the rest of the trek on foot to the
swimming hole at the base of the thundering and picturesque El Limón falls.

10. LOS HAITISES
DISCOVER LOS HAITISES NATIONAL PARK
AN EXPERIENCE OF PRISTINE MANGROVES, VIRGIN WILDLIFE, AND ARCHEOLOGICAL WONDERS
Los Haitises takes you on a tour to the past, nature as seen by the conquistadores. Taino caves, subtropical forests,
and mangrove swamps blend to make this the perfect Caribbean adventure.

11. CAYO LEVANTADO
A SECLUDED ISLAND SURROUNDED BY TURQUOISE CARIBBEAN WATERS
Cayo Levantado is a small island located a few miles offshore from the town of Samaná. Because it gets busy,
it is recommended that visitors take the ferry early. It departs from the main port in Samaná. On the opposite side
of the island, smaller beaches are less frequented. The six-square mile raised coral key is known as Bacardi Island”
having served as the backdrop for the company's advertising campaign in the 1970s. Located in the Bay of
Samaná, the island features rich vegetation, fishing and snorkeling. Tours can be arranged out of Samaná.

12. SIMPLE LUXURY
Balcones is the dream of a lifestyle come true.
It’s the magic fusion of design, architecture,
culinary arts, and sensations.

13. BEAUTIFULLY PRESERVED BEACHES AROUND SAMANÁ

14. PLAYA LAS TERRENAS
PARADISE LOOKS JUST LIKE IT
A combination of translucent waters and incredibly fine sand, a feast for the senses.
Las Terrenas beach is the ideal place to enjoy a sunny day in one of the less
exploited beaches of the area.

15. PLAYA RINCON
ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP 10 MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES
Condé Nast Traveler ranked this beach as one of the world's 10 best. It's so splendid, in fact,
that many Dominicans refer to it as the most beautiful on the island. Over three miles long, Playa Rincón
is surrounded by coconut palms and almond trees, not to mention a 2,000 foot mountain on one end.
Again, the best way to get to this isolated beach is by boat; a ride that is definitely worth it.
(Boat rides are available from Las Galeras.)

16. PLAYA COSÓN
A MUST IN LAS TERRENAS, SAMANÁ
A pleasant walk along the shore will take you to Playa Cosón, a secluded beach with
rocky cliffs and brilliantly sand. This serene nook is perfect for those who prefer to
contemplate and enjoy the beauty of nature in solitude.

17. PLAYA ESCONDIDA
YOU’LL BE LUCKY IF YOU FIND IT
Escondida “Hidden Beach” can only be reached by boat. It boasts both striking
snorkeling and solitude.

18. PLAYA BONITA
BONITA MEANS PRETTY
A quiet eight mile beach located on the north side of Samaná peninsula,
Playa Bonita looks like something out of a movie set. Featuring a white sandy beach and clear
turquoise waters, the area is framed by a few beach houses that only add to its charm.

19. PLAYA LAS FLECHAS
A LEGEND
Playa Las Flechas translates to Beach of the Arrows.
Legend has it this beach, located on the southeast tip of Samana peninsula, is named after a battle
between Christopher Columbus and the Taino Indians, who occupied the land.
A fairly quiet destination, Playa Las Flechas looks out onto Cayo Levantado.

20. LAS TERRENAS - SAMANÁ

21. LAS TERRENAS, SAMANÁ
MAIN STREET “CAMINO DE LA PLAYA”
Perhaps the most popular destination on the peninsula is the resort town of Las Terrenas.
Run primarily by French expatriates, Las Terrenas offers good variety of accommodations, ranging from
all-inclusive hotels to fashionable boutiques. Visitors to Las Terrenas have no shortage of things to do.
The town features several small malls, a wide variety of restaurants and even discos.
Despite this, the highlight of a visit to Las Terrenas is the beach.

22. LAS TERRENAS, SAMANÁ
EXPERIENCE A CARIBBEAN MEDLEY OF COLORFUL AND EXOTIC CULINARY TRENDS
Located on the north coast of the Samaná peninsula, Las Terrenas beach stretches one mile on either side of the town.
Speckled with coconut palms, it's the perfect destination in which to enjoy a mix of sand, surf, and shade.
Casual restaurants are plentiful here, many of which are owned by expatriates from Europe (especially France) and North America.

23. SIMPLE IS BEAUTIFUL
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24. Actual photo of the project Balcones del Atlántico

25. THE PROJECT
Conceived and developed by Bisonó Enterprises,
Balcones Del Atlántico is a luxury lifestyle asset located in the virtually
unspoiled scenarios of Las Terrenas, praised as owner
of the most beautiful beaches of the Caribbean.
With more than a 50-years legacy leading the development industry in the
Dominican Republic, the Bisonó Group made a strategic alliance with
RockResorts® to provide a unique,
pampering and enjoyable five-star experience.
Designed by renowned architect Perez Morales, the project is comprised by 368
condominium residences furnished and decorated by Patricia Reid, an acclaimed
interior designer, with a warm and elegant approach,
blending with the surrounding beauty.
The recently inaugurated Phase II offers a variety of new options
to accommodate any preference, with villas, studios and town houses.
Opening early 2010

26. FACILITIES AMENITIES

27. RockResorts® IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING AN EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR OUR GUESTS.
RockResorts® features a variety of luxury hotels in spectacular locations throughout the U.S. and Caribbean.
With more than 50-year legacy of maintaining exceptional resorts that reflect and protect the essence
of their inspiring destinations, RockResorts® continues to combine informal elegance, exceptional service,
and a deep and abiding respect for the enviroment.
Opening early 2010

28. Actual photo taken by a client
PRIVATE BEACH FRONT

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SPECTACULAR HORSE AND BICYCLE TRACKS

30. FANTASTIC SNORKELING AND WATER SPORTS

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UNBELIEVABLE WIND AND KITE SURFING

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BEACH CLUB

33. Rendering over water bar, Balcones del Atlántico
RESTAURANTS

34. SIMPLE HARMONY OF NATURE AND DÉCOR
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BEACH SPA

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OWNERS’ CLUB

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RENTAL ARRANGEMENT
Ownership may include the opportunity to place your [condo, villa, or townhome] in a rental arrangement.

38. THE MASTER PLAN

39. Rendering Balcones del Atlántico

40. FIRST PHASE
BOHIO
CONDOS
SECOND PHASE
CANEY
CONDOS
VILLAS
TOWNHOUSES
1 ENTRANCE 11 SHOPING MALL 21 GAZEBO POOL
2 ENTRANCE CONTROL 12 CONSERVATION OFFICE 22 CANEY CONDOS
3 SERVICE STATION 13 KIDS’ PLAYGROUND 23 BEACH CLUB
4 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANT 14 CLUB HOUSE 24 SERVICE KIOSKO
5 BOTANY 15 PARKING LOT 25 BEACH VOLLEYBALL
6 HELIPORT 16 TENNIS COURTS 26 RESTAURANTS
7 LAKES 17 AMPHITHEATER 27 ROAD LAS TERRENAS-PORTILLO
8 INTERNAL VEHICLE ACCESS CONTROL 18 BOHIO CONDOS 28 PRIVATE BEACH
9 CHURCH 19 VILLAS 29 SECONDARY VEHICULAR ROUTES
10 CENTRAL PARK 20 TOWNHOUSES 30 BEACH BAR

41. THE CONDOS, THE VILLAS, AND THE TOWNHOUSES

42. THE CONDOS
Actual photo BOHIO phase Balcones del Atlántico
TWO - AND THREE - BEDROOM CONDOS FROM 176 Sq. Mtrs. TO 370 Sq. Mtrs. – 1,894 Sq. Ft. TO 3,981 Sq. Ft.

43. THE CONDOS
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44. THE CONDOS
Actual photo BOHIO phase Balcones del Atlántico

45. SIMPLE LUXURY
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46. THE VILLAS
Rendering CANEY phase Balcones del Atlántico
FOUR - AND FIVE - BEDROOM VILLAS FROM 521Sq. Mtrs. TO 604 Sq. Mtrs. – 5,606 Sq. Ft. TO 6,499 Sq. Ft.

47. THE VILLAS
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48. THE VILLAS
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49. THE TOWNHOUSES
Rendering CANEY phase Balcones del Atlántico
THREE - BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE 374 Sq. Mtrs. – 4,024 Sq. Ft.

50. THE TOWNHOUSES
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51. THE TOWNHOUSES
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52. THE KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS

53. THE KITCHEN
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ALL RESIDENCES ARE EQUIPPED WITH VIKING PROFESIONAL KITCHENS

54. THE BATHROOMS
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USE OF NATURAL WOOD AND STONE FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

55. THE BATHROOMS
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56. THE DEVELOPERS
GRUPO BISONO
Founded in 1959, Bisonó is the cornerstone of the construction industry
in the Dominican Republic, working with private and public interests with tireless effort
and by having an indisputable reputation. More than 15% of every Dominican is currently living
under a roof constructed by this group. It’s founder, Ing. Rafael Bisonó, has been recognized both
locally and internationally for his relevance in the industrial, urban and tourism development market.
Following Bisono’s suggestion, a resolution was passed by the President to improve mortgage loans rates
in order to increase the acquisition of housing for low income populations.
Bisono’s latest real estate venture, Balcones del Atlántico, a multi million dollar luxury lifestyle
resort development, successfully sold and delivered the first phase, and has strategically partnered
with RockResorts® to create a unique lifestyle asset in the magnificent scenario of Las Terrenas, Samaná.
Opening early 2010

57. www.balconesdelatlantico.com.do

58. DEVELOPMENT TEAM
Actual photo of the project Balcones del Atlántico
BISONO ENTERPRISES has Architectural design by renowned Patricia Reid has been responsible for
selected only the best professionals architect Perez Morales who was all aspects of the interior design and
in interior and exterior design for responsible for the Hotel Gran appointments of Balcones, with past
Balcones del Atlántico, and the Bahía at Los Cacaos; the projects for the rich and famous
extraordinary service and International Airport of La Romana; including Julio Iglesia’s villa, the
hospitality of RockResorts and more than 300 designs for International Airport of Las Américas,
to set the standards of what a towers and residences. and El Catey, Casa de Campo,
luxury Caribbean resort feels like. Cap Cana, Guavaberry, and more.
Opening early 2010

59. THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
It really does offer something for everyone.
For those who dream of a one-on-one with mother nature, a visit to the Samaná
Peninsula on the northeast coast is like pulling up a chair on her front porch.

60. The Dominican Republic has the highest and lowest sea level points in the Caribbean
with Pico Duarte at 10,128 feet above sea level and Lake Enriquillo at 144 feet below sea level.
In between these elevations a playground of environments ranging from tropical rainforests to arid deserts.
These areas are matched with adventures and activities designed to get adrenaline rushing,
hearts racing, and senses bursting.