Explore in the Dominican Republic

Playa Fronton

Playa Fronton

Aéroport de Saint-Domingue-Las Américas

Santo Domingo-Las Américas Airport

Bayahibe - Île de Saona

Bayahibe - Saona Island

Los Haitises

Los Haitises

Saona Island

Saona Island

Unspoiled beaches, natural pool, mangroves home to manatees and a fishing village: complete guide to visiting Saona Island from Bayahibe or Punta Cana.

Saint-Domingue

Santo Domingo

The European cradle of the Americas and vibrant capital of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo reveals itself between UNESCO Colonial Zone, merengue, and Caribbean breezes.

Puerto Plata

Puerto Plata

Between a colonial fortress, cascading Damajagua waterfalls and kitesurfing hotspots in Cabarete, Puerto Plata reveals the north Dominican coast in its most authentic light.

Los Haitises National Park

Mangroves, caves adorned with Taino petroglyphs and karstic islets: Los Haitises National Park reveals another République Dominicaine—wild, serene, and intensely alive.

Las Terrenas

Las Terrenas

Las Terrenas, a former fishing village on the Samaná Peninsula, blends pristine beaches, humpback whales, and a unique Creole-European atmosphere.

Las Galeras

Las Galeras

At the tip of the Samaná Peninsula, Las Galeras retains the soul of a fishing village facing some of the country's most beautiful beaches.

Île de Catalina

Catalina Island

A 10 km² ecological reserve off La Romana, Catalina Island combines deserted beaches, coral reefs, and tales of pirates.

Cabarete

Cabarete

A village on the Dominican north coast, Cabarete combines world-class kitesurfing, varied beaches, El Choco National Park, and a cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Bayahíbe

Bayahibe

Between a fishing village, Cotubanamá National Park and excursions to Saona and Catalina, Bayahibe offers a different Dominican Republic—quieter and more authentic.

Barahona

Barahona

Pebble beaches, Larimar mines, national parks and fishing villages: discover Barahona, the Dominican Republic away from the resorts.

Bahía de las Águilas

Bahía de las Águilas

Eight kilometers of white sand, intact reefs, and zero resorts: Bahía de las Águilas is the Caribbean's last great untouched beach. Here's how to experience it.