Dominican Republic

Located in the east of the Dominican Republic, Uvero Alto is a wonderful addition to the magic of this country's seaside resorts. The beaches, which stretch over 50 kilometers and have the longest coral reefs in the region, are particularly appreciated by families and loving couples looking for a safe vacation with beautiful, romantic landscapes. The Uvero Alto coastline has many wild stretches where you can feel like a natural. Beautiful hotels and high service are only available in the seaside resorts; the rest of the area is only very poorly developed. The seaside resorts offer true luxury in addition to the fantastic sandy beaches and the numerous palm trees that give the impression of being in paradise. The seaside resorts of Uvero Alto offer everything you need for active relaxation. Here you can windsurf, water ski, sail and snorkel or dive. There is also a lot on land to delight holidaymakers. In Uvero Alto, table tennis and tennis, golf, archery, volleyball, horse riding are available, and some seaside resorts even have educational programs where you can take cooking or painting classes or take an intensive Spanish course. In addition, the children will certainly remember swimming with dolphins. The seaside resorts of Uvero Alto have very good restaurants and bars, in contrast to the immediate surroundings, so tourists prefer to enjoy the cuisine and drinks near their hotel. Holidaymakers are also offered some interesting excursions, for example a visit to the ecological national park in Bayahibe or a trip to the old craft village of La Romana. One of the most popular activities among tourists is also a jeep safari. Tourists flock to Uvero Alto from all over the world as it is an ideal place for celebrations and joyful relaxation. The local hotels are known for their hospitality, comfort and individual attention to each holidaymaker. The nightlife offers many entertainment options, but for this it is better to go to Punta Cana, where you can also go shopping during the day. Uvero Alto is very popular among newlyweds who want to spend their honeymoon on the Caribbean Sea. There is a very quiet atmosphere here that sets the mood for romance. The huge, deserted beaches do not make you look long for a place to spend time together, and the untouched palm groves and the large, beautiful reef form a wonderful backdrop and the only witness to the realization of the dream called Uvero Alto. This seaside resort is located in the east of the island on the Caribbean coast, 50 minutes by car from Punta Cana. It is a small, quiet and very comfortable tourist center. Tourists are attracted here not only by beach holidays, but also by one of the largest coral reefs in the Caribbean, which is located close to the coast. Here you can dive and discover the rich world of underwater depths. Another advantage of the seaside resort is that it has not yet occupied the entire surrounding coast. You can relax on the excellently equipped hotel beaches or go to a wild beach surrounded by untouched palm groves. The leisure activities offered by the hotels include not only sports but also educational programs. For example, you can take some Spanish or painting courses or attend a Caribbean cooking class. Lovers of a lively beach life might feel bored in Uvero Alto, but those who appreciate a secluded and quiet vacation will appreciate it. There is also always the option of going to a disco or club in Punta Cana.

Juan Dolio, located in the southeast of the Dominican Republic, is the ideal choice for those who prefer “eternal classics”. The seaside resort is 30 km from Las Américas International Airport and 55 km from the city of Santo Domingo.Juan Dolio is a quiet, pleasant seaside resort from which you can go on interesting excursions, for example to caves where Indian rock paintings have been excellently preserved, to see native waterfalls and emerald river valleys, or a sea trip to the beautiful Saona Islands, where the nature reserve is located.We recommend that you Local attractions to visit: San Pedro de Macorís - one of the main centers where wooden houses in Victorian, Caribbean and neoclassical styles have been preserved in their original condition. We also strongly recommend that you visit Altos de Chavón - a settlement built in the early 1970s that recreates a typical Spanish village of the 15th century. This village is home to talented artists and artists who will be happy to paint your portrait and sing you a heartfelt serenade.

Barahona is located approximately 200 km northwest of the Dominican Republic's capital, Santo Domingo. The beautiful nature of this region, steep cliffs, remote beaches and unexplored places - this is what attracts people here. There are many extraordinary places here: national parks, Lake Enriquillo (Lago Enriquillo) and the Magnético field.The town of Barahona is a small Caribbean town with provincial charm. The city's history dates back to the early 1800s. The first settlers, consisting of a few families of wealthy traders in valuable wood, settled here at the beginning of the 19th century. The city is very interesting with its colonial-style houses, the central park, the cathedral, the central sugar plantation, the plantations of cacti, vegetables, bananas, the long promenade that runs along the shore (Malecón) and the very interesting market. The beaches of this province are beautiful, deserted and untouched. Many of them have a rocky shore. The most beautiful among them is the Puerto Alejandro beach, located behind the settlement of La Ciénaga. When in Barahona, you must visit Polo Magnético, a mysterious place called the Field of Miracles, which allows your idling car to drive itself up a slope. This is said to be due to a strong magnetic field, but locals claim that the mountain sometimes emits strange lights and makes disturbing thunder at night. Polo Magnético is located in the Sierra de Bahoruco National Park, where the best coffee in the country is produced. And probably the most interesting thing this region has to offer is Lake Enriquillo, which is 35 km long and 10 km wide. This is the only salt lake in the world where crocodiles live. There are three islands in the lake area: La Islita, Barbarita and Cabritos, the latter of which is not only the largest, but also a national park of the same name. It is here that you can meet the Rincón iguana, which has a red cornea of eyes.The nature of this place is unlike any other corner of the Dominican Republic: huge cacti and flat trees, burning sun, numerous iguanas, long-legged herons, pink flamingos and crocodiles - although the latter are not often seen.From the mountain side, near Lake Enriquillo, there is a cave with rock paintings of the Taíno Indians (these drawings are called Las Caritas).Near the lake there are healing sulfur springs. The water in the springs is crystal clear, cold and invigorating. It is said that bathing in these wonderful thermal waters gives new energy and health. For the complete feeling, you should visit the market in Jimaní, which is located on the border with the state of Haiti. This place reflects life in the western part of the island (Republic of Haiti), where a white person should not stay.

Boca Chica is a beautiful Dominican spa town located 30 km from Santo Domingo and 12 km from Las Américas Airport. The history of this spa town began in 1920, when the Dominican elite set up their summer residences here. The main attraction is the beach. A lagoon protected by a coral reef, the depth of which does not exceed 1.5 m, and pleasant white sand attract vacationers here. Although the lagoon is shallow, all kinds of sports are practiced here: windsurfing, water skiing, diving, sailing. Tennis and horse riding are also possible. The local water sports club organizes international fishing competitions every April. In this cozy town, festive life takes place to the rhythm of merengue, the melody of which can often be heard from the numerous restaurants right by the sea. On weekends, many residents from the nearby capital flock to this health resort, which gives it a national flavor.

Cabarete is a small but world-famous spa town in the Dominican Republic. The population is around 15,000 people and it is visited by around 30,000 tourists every year. Cabarete is one of the ten best beaches in the world because it offers optimal conditions for windsurfing. That is why every June the World Windsurfing Championship and the international amateur windsurfing competition “Cabarete Race Week” are held here. This is the ideal place for tourists who consider it boring to lie on the beach all day. Clean sand, clear sea, palm trees - nature itself tunes the body for maximum activity. Here you can rent equipment and even take a few lessons from windsurfing professionals. If the waves here are too small for you, there are also good spots for windsurfing and diving on the coral reefs west of Cabarete. In Cabarete, surfing and everything related to it are not the only activities for lovers of extreme sports. Cycling on mountain routes and climbing are offered in the best variants. Also close to Cabarete is the El Choco National Park, the newest park in the Dominican Republic, which has recently become one of the most visited places. There you can see a wide variety of lush tropical vegetation and unique fauna as well as explore caves. The lagoons of Cabarete and Punta Galeta are located in this park. Water from natural springs flows over picturesque small slopes and feeds the lagoons. We recommend that you swim in the caves.In the evenings, the lights of numerous cafes and restaurants shine on the beach of Cabarete, a variety of music sounds, and young people from different countries actively spend their time here not only during the day, but also at night.Cabarete is a health resort for young, active people who are looking for adventure. Would you like to learn surfing, windsurfing or skysurfing? Then you definitely need to immerse yourself not only in the ocean that washes the shores of this resort town, but also in the atmosphere of youth, enthusiasm and passion!

Cap Cana is a new exclusive spa town located in the east of the Dominican Republic, just 10 minutes drive from Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ). The total area of ​​this new health resort is about 130 square kilometers, and the length of the coastline on which the exclusive hotels are located is about ten kilometers. The average property value in the Cap Cana region is currently measured in very high sums - in millions of US dollars. Cap Cana is home to hotels of a very high standard, many of which belong to the luxury class! The magnificent hotels in Cap Cana feature luxurious rooms with pools, hot tubs and other luxury amenities. For the most demanding tourists, the hotels offer bungalows that have their own access to the sea and a private beach. Near Cap Cana lies the pride of the Dominican Republic, the Punta Espada Golf Club, designed according to a design by one of the most famous golf champions, the American Jack Nicklaus. This unique golf course has been named the best in the Caribbean and Mexico by the prestigious Golfweek magazine for five years in a row. Cap Cana has a harbor where modern, luxurious yachts dock. On the waterfront there are boutiques of well-known brands and the exclusive restaurants with gourmet cuisine that are popular in the Dominican Republic. During their stay in Cap Cana, guests of this exclusive spa town will find entertainment for every taste. You can also go horse riding and play polo here. The popular Cap Cana complex is home to numerous exclusive real estate properties that the local real estate agents will be happy to show you. Should you wish to purchase one of them, we will be happy to prepare the entire necessary package of documents for the purchase. Currently, the Cap Cana region is the highest budgeted health resort for the most demanding personalities. The Tourism Club recommends staying in one of the hotels in the Cap Cana spa town to experience the very special attention of the service staff.

La Romana (Bayahibe)Bayahibe is a tourism zone near the town of La Romana. Blue sky, clear sea, white sand and green palm trees, colorful wooden houses - all this can be found in Bayahibe. In other words, it is a pleasant resort on the Caribbean Sea with numerous golf courses, which means that this place is not suitable for a budget vacation. There are beautiful beaches, a calm sea and a selection of hotels to suit every taste and budget. La Romana is the third largest city in the Dominican Republic and the capital of the province, founded in 1502. The name La Romana comes from the Roman scales that were used in the port to weigh export goods. The charming town of La Romana in the Dominican Republic is located 55 km from Juan Dolio and 110 km from Santo Domingo. Today it is famous for being the largest tourism complex in the Caribbean region, which even has its own airport. History says that the place was founded in 1502. Its development at the beginning of the century was due to the construction of a large sugar factory, which resulted in the immigration of people from Puerto Rico, Haiti and the English colonies. In 1945 the city received the status of a provincial capital. In the 1970s, when sugar prices on the world market fell dramatically, the factory owners decided to invest their capital in the tourism business. Soon after, La Romana became a world-famous health resort, popular with many tourists. It is worth noting that there is a huge hotel complex in La Romana - one of the most luxurious in the international ranking. 120,000 residents live in the city. The city has no special attractions, but this does not prevent it from receiving a huge number of tourists. As is well known, the city now lives from tourism and free trade zones. Near La Romana is the Bayahibe tourism zone - a picturesque fishing village consisting of small, colorful wooden houses. The development of the city was spurred by the construction of a large sugar factory, which resulted in the immigration of people from Puerto Rico, Haiti and the English colonies. In the 1970s, when sugar prices on the world market fell dramatically, the factory owners decided to invest their capital in the tourism business. Soon after, La Romana became a world-famous health resort. The huge Casa de Campo hotel complex is one of the most luxurious in the international ranking. The complex has its own airport and a modern berth not only for yachts, but also for cruise ships. The facility covers an area of ​​approximately 7,000 acres, and several thousand people are employed in its service. Just a few minutes from Casa de Campo is Altos de Chavón, an artificially recreated medieval Italian town. There is a design school there (a branch of the Parsons Institute of Design in New York), the Church of St. Stanislaus, where Michael Jackson and Maria Presley were married. This small town also has a 5,000-seat amphitheater. Frank Sinatra, Julio Iglesias, Sting, Enrique Iglesias, Plácido Domingo and other celebrities performed there. Numerous excursions depart daily from the shores of Bayahibe to the Caribbean islands (Isla Saona and Isla Catalina), which are located in the East National Park. Pelicans, sea turtles, dolphins, flying fish and other representatives of flora and fauna delight the eye of even the most experienced tourist. This health resort can be recommended for families who prefer a quiet vacation, as well as for diving enthusiasts.

Puerto PlataPuerto Plata is an amazing and beautiful town in the northern part of the Dominican Republic. Sometimes it is also called the Amber Coast because it is home to deposits of amber, which is so loved by women all over the world. Puerto Plata combines several health resorts:Playa Dorada - a resort complex consisting of 13 hotels, each of which has its own club on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. A golf course, restaurants and a riding club are available to guests here. From Puerto Plata airport to the hotels on Playa Dorada it is only 15 minutes by bus.Cabarete - a small, cozy town located 15 km to the east. This place is particularly busy in February and March when the strongest winds blow. Mostly young people stay in Cabarete, because everything they need is available here: water sports, excellent cuisine and, of course, opportunities for new acquaintances.Sosúa - a tiny place built in a quiet bay with a wide range of shops, bars and various entertainment options. It is a 20-30 minute drive from Puerto Plata Airport to Sosúa and Cabarete.Puerto Plata is located on the north coast of the Dominican Republic, 235 km from the capital Santo Domingo. Tourism began to develop here in 1978, and Puerto Plata has been dubbed the "Bride of the Atlantic."Playa Dorada is a tastefully built resort that includes 13 hotels, each with its own club on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean has. Guests of the complex have at their disposal a golf course, restaurants, beaches and many other pleasant entertainment options. Beautiful beaches, water shimmering in numerous shades of turquoise, lush vegetation and the humid tropical climate, softened by the Atlantic winds - all these factors have made the Amber Coast a destination of mass tourism. Are you wondering why “amber”? This is another name for this area: “Amber Coast” or as the Dominicans call it, “Costa de Ámbar” (Amber Coast). Black amber, also known as amber, is found here in abundance. But let's go back to the history of this place: Christopher Columbus discovered this area in 1492. His brother Bartolomé founded the city here in 1496, which he called San Felipe de Puerto Plata. After a period of rapid development, a decline followed as a result of the discovery and development of new areas in the New World. The city thrived on smuggling, and its residents actively cooperated with French and English pirates. The Spanish king ordered the destruction of Puerto Plata to put an end to the banditry. In 1742 the city was revived by colonists from the Canary Islands and soon became prosperous again. The most beautiful buildings in the city were built at that time. Beautiful colonial-style wooden houses, bright flowers, colorful tropical plants give the city an exotic and festive look.Tourists spending their vacation on Playa Dorada can visit many interesting corners of the city: the ruins of Columbus' house and the church where the first mass in America was held, Fort San Felipe (1540) with a small military museum, the funicular to the top of the mountain Loma Isabel de Torres, where you will be surprised by the reduced copy of the You will discover the famous Brazilian Christ the Redeemer of Rio de Janeiro - Christ with his arms outstretched to the clouds, the Museum of the Taíno Indians, the Amber Museum, the Fortaleza Lighthouse, the Brugal Rum Distillery.Puerto Plata is a true paradise for everyone who wants to combine a pleasant beach holiday in the Dominican Republic with the opportunity to visit the most interesting and beautiful places in the country.

Punta Cana (Bavaro)In the eastern part of the island is the famous and luxurious resort town of the Dominican Republic - Punta Cana.The name of the resort town of Punta Cana comes from the type of palm tree that grows here in abundance. The roofs of many buildings, including the Punta Cana International Airport, are covered with the branches of these palm trees. The resort town of Punta Cana offers the best beaches with a length of over 50 kilometers, the finest powdery sand and numerous coconut palms. UNESCO describes this spa town as “one of the most beautiful beach regions in the world”. The beautiful nature, the mild climate, the diverse opportunities for outdoor leisure activities and the hospitality of the Dominicans have made this place the best tourism region in the Caribbean, visited by over 70% of all tourists. This tourism zone is the least affected by natural disasters; tropical rains and cyclones always pass by, which is another advantage for this quite popular place for vacation and investment. The Punta Cana region includes several areas: Cap Cana (Juanillo), Punta Cana, Cabeza de Toro, Playa Bavaro, El Cortecito, Arena Gorda, El Macao and Uvero Alto. Playa Bavaro is one of the most beautiful beaches in the resort town of Punta Cana. The proximity of the coral reef (800 m from the shore) makes the waters of this area calmer and warmer, and the endless snow-white beaches attract a huge number of tourists from all parts of the world every day. Although 25 years ago this was still a wild coast with mangrove forests and untouched beaches. Today Playa Bavaro is a famous and prestigious spa town with numerous hotels stretching along the unforgettable, endless beach. All hotels are designed and built in such a way that they do not disturb the natural landscape. The world's leading hotel chains have built their hotels here. The most famous of them in the Caribbean are Sol Meliá, Paradisus, Barceló, Princess and Iberostar. The hotels typically consist of two- or three-story buildings and bungalows scattered among lush tropical vegetation and palm trees. The majority of hotels, regardless of whether they have three or five stars, operate on the all-inclusive system. Numerous nightclubs, bars and discos await lovers of dancing until dawn - Bavaro never sleeps. Active vacationers will be delighted by the numerous golf courses, horseback riding excursions, the variety of water sports and the many exciting excursions to all corners of the Dominican Republic.Punta Cana is a wonderful Dominican paradise on the southwest coast of the Dominican Republic. 3 km from Punta Cana is the small fishing village of El Cortecito, in whose restaurants you can enjoy dishes based on freshly caught and prepared fish, listen to the sound of the ocean and taste excellent drinks in a bar of your choice.Punta Cana is the ideal choice for relaxation and sport, as well as a true paradise for diving enthusiasts. The spa town is also considered an excellent destination for family vacations and for those who want to experience nature alone - there are still pristine jungle areas here that offer breathtaking romantic experiences. Remarkably, Punta Cana now has 32 continuous kilometers of pearly white sand. The new tourism centers are located at least 60 meters from the shore, as Dominican Republic law prohibits damaging the natural landscape. This is where the world's leading hotel chains have built their hotels. The most famous of them in the Caribbean are Sol Meliá, Paradisus, Barceló, Riu and Iberostar. The hotels typically consist of two- or three-story buildings and bungalows scattered among lush tropical vegetation and palm trees. Be sure to spend time in Bavaro and you won't regret it!

SamanáSamaná is one of the most beautiful and unforgettable places in the Dominican Republic. This peninsula is located in the northeast of the country, about 4 hours by car from Santo Domingo. It is here, on the Samaná Peninsula, that Christopher Columbus was not very warmly received by the Indigons in 1492, which led to his soldiers' first clash with the local Indians. To the south, the Samaná Peninsula is washed by the waters of the bay of the same name, which is dotted with small bays. Every year, from mid-January to mid-March, humpback whales arrive here. The spectacle of the birth of the young and the mating games of these giants does not leave tourists from all over the world untouched. Bordering the Bay of Samaná is the country's largest and most beautiful national park, Los Haitises - 1,600 km² of untouched nature. Hundreds of small islands covered with mangrove forests, home to rare birds and butterflies. Traces of the Taíno Indians (the original inhabitants of this area) have been preserved in numerous caves in the form of rock paintings and stone statues. It is here that the reality show “The Last Hero - 3” and episodes of the film “Pirates of the Caribbean” were filmed. Inside the peninsula is one of the most important eco-sights - the El Limón waterfall, which is 52 meters high and has a water temperature of about 20 degrees. The capital of the province of Samaná is Santa Bárbara de Samaná - a cozy town with 250 years of history, located in one of the bays of the bay. It was founded in 1756 to protect the bay from attacks by corsairs who wanted to conquer this wonderful, palm-studded region. The charming waterfront promenade (Malecón), the picturesque bridge, the stylish shopping street - all this invites you to take leisurely walks and give the opportunity to fully experience the local flair. There are also other interesting places on the peninsula, such as Las Terrenas. This place is called a French colony because of the many French people who live here. So don't be surprised by the variety of different restaurants where you can eat well and have a good time, because Las Terrenas never sleeps. But the magic of Samaná lies not only on the coast, but also in the sea, which is dotted with many small islands. The most beautiful of them is Cayo Levantado, which is a few minutes by motorboat from Santa Bárbara de Samaná. The sand there is snow-white, the sea water is clear and crystalline - there is no better place for solitude, swimming and snorkeling. The wonderful nature of the tropics, numerous waterfalls, wild beaches, caves, mountain rivers - with all this can surprise the Samaná peninsula, which can be reached from any point of the country.

Santo Domingo is the capital of the Dominican Republic. Santo Domingo is home to a large number of historical monuments, some of which are the first buildings built by Europeans in the New World. As is well known, Santo Domingo is a city of contrasts, combining the unforgettable charm of the colonial past with the modern rhythm of life of one of the most important metropolises in the Caribbean region. In this city you will experience the contrast between magnificent marble palaces and the poverty of cheap accommodation, between the bright light of the day and the dense darkness of the night. A large number of attractions are concentrated in the city: the National Palace, the President's Residence, the architectural ensemble of the Plaza de la Cultura, which includes the Gallery of Contemporary Art, the National Theater, the Playhouse, the Museum of Man and the National Library. You will also be impressed by the large number of tropical parks, among which the Botanical Garden with its rare tree species and the Mirador del Sur Park stand out.