Luxury Dominican Republic Voyages

Lying on the northern coast of Samana Bay, Samana is one of the Dominican Republic’s lesser traveled exotic gems. Its natural wonders take the shape of coconut palms contouring the sea, tropical rainforests, brilliant, white-sand beaches hugging the coastline, and charming villages. Discover local markets, dine in seaview restaurants, and perhaps spot some humpback whales. Adventurers can explore the island via ATV tour or by ziplining in Samana Bay.

Time to seek inspiration in La Romana’s curious atmosphere. Surrounded by major sugar plantations and the enormous Casa de Campo resort further east, La Romana has many sites to explore. Refuel yourself in palate-worthy dining options, or simply go for a walk along the old fishing town of Bayahibe. Enjoy an array of land and water activities in the heart of La Romana

Catalina Island site to the southeastern edge of the Dominical Republic. Close to La Romana, this island is only about 6 square miles. The island is rich in bird and sea-life. Look no further for picturesque white sandy beaches and crystal waters.

Home to some of Dominican Republic’s most beautiful beaches, Isla Saona is part of the East National Park, or Parque Nacional Del Este. The island was discovered in the 1400s and remains untouched by time. A protected nature reserve by the government of Dominican Republic, Isla Saona has no major developments or structures, resulting in a truly pristine destination. The island is ideal for snorkeling as it is home to remarkable marine diversity and coral reef ecosystems.

If you can imagine calm turquoise waters sprinkled with coconut trees and white sand linings, you’ll find dreamy Playa Rincon. With a combination of postcard perfect snorkeling and bodysurfing experiences, it’s quite easy to fall head over heels with this precious escape. If you’re a foodie, enjoy freshly caught fish on the beach or indulge in gourmet dining in one of the local seafront restaurants.

The extraordinary stretch of Puerto Plata blends sea, mountains, valleys, rivers, and multiple beaches. From mega resorts to delectable dining options, the scenic views of this magical island are endless. Spot the Victorian-style architecture, go kitesurfing and enjoy gorgeous botanical gardens at the top of the mountain. Don’t leave Puerto Plata without trying their fresh mango, pineapple, and guacamole along many other local goodies foud in the roadside eateries.

Discover a rare utopia in Punta Cana, where you’ll find multi-cultural crowds, magnificent views, and an abundance of things to do. Along the turquoise beaches, you’ll find lots of people swimming, kitesurfing, parasailing, and boating. For nightlife experiences, don’t miss out on the Coco Bongo Show along with other exciting bars that aside from entertain, help create the greatest of memories.

A dusty, little-visited corner of the northwest coast where Dominican history was actually written, Marti and Maximo Gomez signed the manifesto launching Cuba's war of independence here in 1895, and the house still stands. El Morro, the flat-topped headland outside town, is a national park thick with frigatebirds, herons and shorebirds above centuries-old salt flats still worked by hand. The mango harvest and a plate of goat stewed in bitter-orange sauce round out a call that trades resort polish for the real, unvarnished country.