From colonial stone to karst caves
22 waterfalls, ruins, national parks, and adventure tours across the Dominican Republic, from cultural landmarks in the old city to coves you reach only by boat.
Alcázar de Colón
The former palace of Diego Columbus, son of Christopher Columbus, now a museum showcasing period furniture and artifacts.
Altos de Chavón
A meticulously recreated 16th-century Mediterranean village perched above the Chavón River, featuring artisan workshops, galleries, and a 5,000-seat amphitheater.
Amber Museum
A Victorian mansion housing an impressive collection of Dominican amber, including specimens with preserved prehistoric insects.
Cayo 7 Hermanos
A stunning archipelago of seven small islands with crystal clear waters, perfect for snorkeling and observing marine life.
Cocotal Golf Course
A beautiful 18-hole golf course designed by Jose Gancedo, featuring lush tropical landscaping.
Dolphin Island Park
Interactive marine park where visitors can swim with dolphins and enjoy various water attractions.
El Choco National Park
A beautiful nature reserve with hiking trails, freshwater lagoons, and a complex system of caves to explore just outside Cabarete.
El Limón Waterfall
A spectacular 130-foot waterfall reached by horseback or hiking through lush tropical forest, with a natural swimming pool at its base.
El Morro National Park
A stunning flat-topped mountain peninsula extending into the ocean, offering breathtaking views and hiking opportunities.
Hoyo Azul
A stunning natural cenote with crystal clear blue waters, located at the base of a cliff in Scape Park.
Lake Enriquillo
The largest lake in the Caribbean and the lowest point in the West Indies, a saltwater lake home to American crocodiles and flamingos.
Los Haitises National Park
A protected nature reserve with dramatic limestone formations, mangrove forests, and caves with ancient Taíno indigenous art.
Los Tres Ojos National Park
A natural limestone cave system with three lakes (eyes) of crystal clear water, offering a refreshing escape from the city.
Mount Isabel de Torres Cable Car
The only cable car in the Caribbean, taking visitors to the top of the 2,555-foot mountain with panoramic views and a Christ the Redeemer statue.
Natural Pool
A secluded natural swimming hole formed by coral reefs, offering calm waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Ocean World Adventure Park
A marine adventure park where visitors can swim with dolphins, interact with sea lions, and enjoy tropical bird shows.
Saona Island
A tropical island paradise part of the East National Park, known for its stunning beaches, palm forests, and crystal-clear turquoise waters.
Saona Island
A tropical paradise with pristine white sand beaches, palm trees, and crystal-clear turquoise waters, part of the East National Park.
Teeth of the Dog Golf Course
Consistently ranked the best golf course in the Caribbean, designed by Pete Dye with seven holes dramatically skirting the ocean cliffs.
The Mangroves
Extensive mangrove forests offering boat tours where you can observe unique ecosystems and birdlife.
Whale Watching in Samaná Bay
One of the world's best spots to observe humpback whales during their mating and calving season from January to March.
Zona Colonial
The historic Colonial Zone, a UNESCO World Heritage site with cobblestone streets, ancient buildings, and vibrant plazas dating back to the 16th century.
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