La Romana is a flourishing resort district in the southeast area of the Dominican Republic, which offers visitors the perfect opportunity to experience a relaxing beach vacation or an action packed adventure.

Lounge on beautiful beaches, or enjoy an unbelievable variety of sports and recreational activities unmatched in the Caribbean, including golf, polo, horseback riding, tennis, swimming, and many other non-motorized water sports. Water enthusiasts can also enjoy some of the finest snorkeling and scuba diving in the region. Explore vibrant coral reefs and an array of colourful marine life in the clear and tranquil waters.

Eco tourists will revel in the offshore wildlife preserves of Catalina and Saona, virgin islets embraced by stunning natural wonders. Discover the exotic flora and fauna, and bask on pristine storybook beaches. Snorkeling along these living reefs is sure to be an experience of a lifetime.

Just 20 minutes from the city of La Romana, you can find beautiful Bayahibe, renowned for its gorgeous white sand beaches and clear turquoise waters. The Bayahibe area also boasts some of the most unique shops and boutiques on the island. Nearby attractions include the “artists village” of Altos de Chavon, a re-creation of a 16th century Italian village with artisan workshops, an archaeological museum, cobblestone streets, and quaint architecture. The National Park of the East is also the focus of international interest as anthropologists continue to unearth traces of the indigenous Taino civilization.

For another unique experience, a visit to the Cueva de las Maravillas (Cave of Wonders) is a must. Journey along a 240 meter footpath that takes you down into a magical cave housing impressive stalagmites and stalactites, along with a wonderful collection of indigenous paintings.

A trip to nearby Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic, is also worth your while. Rich in historic culture and heritage, the city offers a medley of interesting attractions and sites. Explore the Zona Colonial (Colonial Zone), visit the Cathedral of Santo Domingo and the Columbus Lighthouse (Faro a Colon), or discover magnificent treasures in one of the city’s many museums. End your day with a relaxing stroll along the Malecon, a waterfront boardwalk home to shops, restaurants, clubs and cafes.

Fringed with palms that shade perfect white sand and accented by warm turquoise waters, La Romana and Bayahibe are the perfect destinations for romance, adventure, rest, and relaxation. Book your Dominican Republic vacation with us, and make your way to paradise today.

The sophisticated East Coast boasts 100 miles (160 kilometers) of the world’s top beaches that are surrounded by turquoise waters and some of the world’s most luxurious resorts, including all-inclusive options, boutique hotels, and to private oceanfront villas.

Beaches – The main draw to this area are the beaches that border the meeting point between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. The multi-shaded blue waters of the ocean complemented by pristine white sands create lasting impressions, making for a perfect sunrise or sunset with your sweetheart.

Dolphin Encounter – One of Punta Cana’s newest and most remarkable experiences, visitors are taken to a floating platform located just off the beach where they can snorkel, swim, and take pictures with dolphins, sharks, stingrays, and sea lions.

Punta Cana Ecological Reserve/Foundation – Romance seekers can hold hands as they walk trails that meander through tropical forests filled with local biodiversity. The Indian Eyes Park culminates in a cooling dip in one of the 11 lagoons after winding through deep green tunnels that are home to more than 500 species of exotic plants.

Spas – A spa visit to Punta Cana and Bávaro’s all-inclusive resorts and spa facilities is an ideal way to decompress with your loved one. The East Coast’s world-class brands boast some of the best spas in the Caribbean and specialize in some of today’s hottest and most luxurious spa services. It does not matter if you receive spa treatments outside or indoors, individual or as a couple, for one hour or an entire day, spa professionals customize each and every treatment to the visitor’s needs.

Golf – Punta Cana offers golf enthusiasts the largest selection of world-class golf set among sumptuous resorts in the country. This enchanting region continues to be the top destination for travelers who seek challenging golf at some of the world’s most memorable courses.

The north coast of the Dominican Republic is on the Atlantic side, and thus the sea is more suitable for energetic water sports than for novice swimmers. Windsurfers, particularly in Cabarate, will be in seventh heaven. All beaches in the country are public, and in this area they are of coarse sand.

The Playa Dorada vacation complex, just east of Puerto Plata, is where you will find the main resort hotels of Puerto Plata, along with three casinos, an 18-hole Robert Trent Jones golf course, bike trails, landscaped gardens and an excellent beach for water sports. Interesting sights include Victorian-styled homes and the Amber museum.

The Beaches are a must see in Sosua. Sosua offers two kilometers of white sand wrapped around a tranquil cove. This cozy town offers a variety of water sports, catamaran tours, restaurants, and nightlife. The North Coast of the Dominican Republic has become known as the “Amber Coast” for its abundance of amber deposits. Shoppers will find great deals on amber jewelry as well as other favourite items such as wicker, hand-painted masks, ceramics, Dominican art, woven goods, and mahogany carvings.

Ocean World Adventure Park – A favorite with kids and adults alike, Ocean World allows visitors to get up close and personal with dolphins, sea lions, and sharks. Swim together with some of the underwater world’s most majestic creatures, creating an undeniable bond.

Victorian Architecture and Amber – Get down on one knee while taking in the beauty of the late 19th and early 20th century preserved Victorian homes and public buildings in the heart of Puerto Plata. Visit the Amber Museum to see this prehistoric gem that is abundant in Dominican Republic.

Fort San Felipe – Built by Spaniards in the 16th century to protect themselves from intruders and pirates, this large fort is the oldest standing edifice in Puerto Plata and the only remnant of the colonial time architecture. Pop the question while peeking through the fort’s potholes.

Mount Isabel de Torres – Get engaged in the heavens, or at least pretty close, while taking a suspended cable car 2,565 feet (781 meters) up to the top of Mount Isabel de Torres at the foot of the shores of Puerto Plata. Among the magnificent views, a statue of Christ the Redeemer can be seen at the peak.