5 articles to prepare your trip
The country's driest and least visited region: cactus forest, crocodiles of Lake Enriquillo, the deserted beach of Bahía de las Águilas and the Haitian border.
The Dominican north coast stretches 250 km between the Atlantic and the Northern Range, where colonial Puerto Plata, kitesurfing in Cabarete and the Damajagua waterfalls coexist.
The roof of the Caribbean: pine forests, Pico Duarte at 3,098 meters, Constanza's vegetable plateaus and waterfalls of the Yaque del Norte, three hours from Santo Domingo.
A lush peninsula in the northeast where 2,000 humpback whales come to breed each winter, amid rainforest, the mangrove swamps of Los Haitises and the beaches of Las Galeras.
From the first cathedral of the Americas to the cenotes of La Altagracia, the region where we start most of our Dominican circuits.
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