Dominican Republic Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Dominican Republic attractions and places to see in Dominican Republic, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Ocean World Adventure Park
Hailed as 'the biggest attraction in the Caribbean', Ocean World Adventure Park is a great day out of the whole family. Ocean World prides itself on its ... Continue Reading »
Bavaro Beach (Playa Bavaro)
The unrivaled beaches of Punta Cana focus on Bavaro, the home of resort vacations in the Dominican Republic. Most of Punta Cana’s resort hotels cluster ... Continue Reading »
Bay of Sosua
Between Puerto Plata and Cabarete, lies the Bay of Sosua. Known for its sheltered calm waters, coral reefs and wide variety of fish and marine life, the Bay ... Continue Reading »
Yaque del North River
The Yaque del North River is the longest river in the Dominican Republic and its waters, that tumble down 8,500ft (2590m) from the Cordillera Central ... Continue Reading »
Jarabacoa Waterfalls
Take a trip into the country's lush interior to Jarabacoa, the heart of the Dominican Republic's emerging eco-tourism scene. Set in the Cordillera ... Continue Reading »
Marinarium
The marine life of the Dominican Republic’s prized offshore reefs is preserved and exhibited at the Marinarium marine park. Marinarium snorkel cruises ... Continue Reading »
Isla Saona
The national park-protected Saona Island (or Isla Saona) lies just off the southern coast of the Dominican Republic. Lovely beaches fringe this remote ... Continue Reading »
Parque Nacional del Este
The sandy beaches of Saona island are a highlight of a visit to Parque Nacional del Este, along with the tropical moist forest and limestone karst landscape ... Continue Reading »
Amber Museum (Museo de Ambar Dominicano)
Housed in a fine Victorian mansion with an interesting history of its own, the Amber Museum (Museo de Ambar Dominicano) is worth a visit to see some ... Continue Reading »
Cabarete
From its beginnings as a rural hamlet blessed with a great beach, Cabarete has matured into an adventure-sports mecca and an international party town. ... Continue Reading »
Casa Ponce de León
The roughly hewn stone building known as the Casa Ponce de León was the home of 16th century explorer and governor of Puerto Rico, Juan Ponce de ... Continue Reading »
Damajagua Falls
Hidden in a lush jungle, the Damajagua Falls are a series of 27 cascading waterfalls only discovered as recently as the early 1990s. You can climb, jump ... Continue Reading »
Fort San Felipe
Fort San Felipe was built in 1564 by order of Philip II of Spain and is Puerto Plata's oldest surviving building. It was a formidable construction, designed ... Continue Reading »
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park (Parque Ojos Indigenas)
The privately run Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park (or Parque Ojos Indigenas) preserves 45 acres (18 hectares) of tropical paradise, part of the larger 1,500 ... Continue Reading »
Manati Park
Dolphins, parrots and tropical orchids are the star attractions at the Manati theme park, inland from the coast at Punta Cana. You'll have the chance to ... Continue Reading »
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