DOMINICAN REPUBLIC GUIDE

FACTS and TRAVEL TIPS

Drink bottled water when available. Bring sunglasses, a hat and plenty

of sunscreen lotion. Electricity is the same as the U.S. ... More

HISTORY

On his famous first voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, Christopher Columbus

arrived here on 5 December 1492. He was greeted by the friendly

Taino Indians who called the land "Quisqueya" ... More

ATTRACTIONS

Located along the southeastern coast of the island and encompassing

the Saona and Catalina islands, Casa de Campo, Bayahibe, Altos de Chavón

and Dominicus, La Romana is breathtaking ... More

BEACHES and WATERSPORTS
Ahhh the beaches! Sugar-white sand, crystal-clear warm water and

enchanting ocean breezes are a formidable combination.

That’s the image that most comes to mind ... More

FESTIVALS and TRADITIONS
The amalgamation of Taino Indians, Spanish, Africans, French and Haitians

is profusely visible in its festivals, music, dance, the arts, cuisine and sports.

Ranked as one of the top carnivals ... More

PARKS and GOLFING

The diverse island topography in the Dominican Republic captures some

of the most breathtaking parks in the world, offering a wide

variety of exploratory opportunities and activities ... More

BLACK CRUISES

Cruises traveling to the Eastern Caribbean often stop in the

Dominican Republic. See our Black Cruises listings ... More

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

RESTAURANTS and CLUBS

TRANSPORTATION

CURRENT EXCHANGE RATE

FLIGHT STATUS

PASSPORT and VISA REQUIREMENTS

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