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Dominican Republic
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Why
Dominican Republic?
 

The Dominican Republic is more than beautiful beaches and all-inclusive resorts. It is a country of dramatic mountains, tropical forests, historic cities, colorful coastal villages, lively music, incredible food, and some of the Caribbean's most spectacular beaches.

In one trip, you can relax on the white sands of Punta Cana, explore the history of the  Colonial City of Santo Domingo, ride a cable car into the mountains of Puerto Plata, hike to waterfalls, explore the natural beauty of Samaná, go whale watching, discover hidden beaches, or venture into the country's mountainous interior.

With both the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea along its shores, the Dominican Republic offers an incredible variety of experiences...and each region has its own personality.

Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, family vacation, luxury resort, golf, fishing, adventure, culture, nightlife, or simply a beautiful place to unwind, the Dominican Republic makes it easy to build a vacation around the way you like to travel.

It's also a destination where music, food, family, and celebration are woven into everyday life. Merengue, bachata, Dominican cuisine, Carnival, and the country's rich blend of Taíno, African, European, and other cultural influences are all part of what makes the Dominican Republic uniquely Dominican.

  • 🎶 Birthplace of merengue and bachata, with music and dancing deeply woven into Dominican culture

  • 🍽️ A distinctive cuisine influenced by Taíno, African, Spanish, and other Caribbean traditions

  • ⛳ Golf courses ranging from spectacular Caribbean beachfront layouts to championship resort courses

  • 🎣 Excellent opportunities for deep-sea fishing, sportfishing, sailing, snorkeling, and diving

  • 🌴 Saona Island, Catalina Island, Cayo Levantado, and other coastal escapes offer opportunities to explore beyond the mainland

  • 🌿 Adventure ranges from mountain hiking and waterfalls to ziplining, rafting, surfing, kitesurfing, and canyoning

  • 🏖️ Destinations range from large luxury resorts to boutique hotels, eco-lodges, and laid-back coastal communities

  • 💙 From Punta Cana and Puerto Plata to Samaná, Bayahibe, Barahona, and Santo Domingo, each region offers a different way to experience the Dominican Republic.

The Dominican Republic isn't just a beach vacation—it's a destination full of rhythm, adventure, history, and Caribbean soul.

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Good to Know Before Traveling to the Dominican Republic

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🛂 Entry Requirements & Documents

  • Passport: U.S. citizens must travel with a valid U.S. passport

  • Tourist Entry: U.S. citizens traveling for tourism generally do not need a separate tourist visa for short-term visits

  • Return/Onward Ticket: Travelers may be asked to show proof of onward or return travel

  • IMPORTANT: Travelers entering or leaving the Dominican Republic are required to complete the electronic entry and exit form, which combines the Traveler's Health Affidavit, Customs Declaration and International Embarkation/Disembarkation forms. The digital forms can be accessed here:

👉 Always check current entry requirements before traveling, as immigration rules can change.

🐾 Traveling with Pets (Dogs & Cats)

Traveling to the Dominican Republic with a pet requires advance planning and veterinary documentation.

  • Health Certificate: Required for dogs and cats

  • Rabies Vaccination: Required for eligible pets

  • Veterinary Requirements: Dogs and cats must meet the Dominican Republic's current health requirements

  • USDA Endorsement: Required when applicable for the international health certificate

  • Import Requirements: Requirements vary depending on the type of animal

  • Inspection: Pets may be inspected upon arrival

👉 Important: Pet-import requirements can change. USDA APHIS currently advises travelers to carefully review the Dominican Republic's requirements and work with a USDA-accredited veterinarian before travel.

👉 Don't forget the trip home: U.S. requirements for bringing a dog back into the United States can also apply, including additional CDC requirements in certain circumstances.

👉 Always check airline pet policies too...they can be stricter than the destination's requirements.

🎯 Cultural & Practical Tips

  • Language: Spanish is the official language; English is widely spoken in major tourist areas

  • Culture: Music, dancing, baseball, food, family, and hospitality are an important part of Dominican life

  • Tipping: Tips are appreciated for good service. Check whether a service charge has already been added

  • Dress: Lightweight tropical clothing is ideal. Bring something slightly dressier for upscale restaurants and resort evenings

  • Greetings: Dominicans are generally warm and friendly, and personal interaction is an important part of the culture

  • Island Time: Things may move at a more relaxed pace

👉 Give yourself a little extra time—and enjoy the experience.

💵 Money & Payments

  • Currency: Dominican Peso (DOP)

  • U.S. Dollars: Widely accepted in many tourist areas, especially resorts

  • Credit Cards: Major credit cards are accepted at most resorts, hotels, restaurants, and larger businesses

  • ATMs: Widely available in tourist areas

  • Cash: Carry some Dominican pesos for small purchases, local transportation, tips, and smaller businesses

👉 When paying in U.S. dollars, make sure you understand the exchange rate and the currency in which you will receive your change.

⚡ Electricity

  • Voltage: 110–120 volts / 60 Hz

  • Plugs: Type A and Type B, the same basic plug styles used in the United States

👉 Most U.S. travelers will not need a plug adapter or voltage converter.

🚗 Transportation

  • The Dominican Republic has major highways connecting many of the country's popular destinations

  • Driving is on the right side of the road

  • Traffic can be busy and unpredictable, particularly in Santo Domingo and other larger cities

  • Rental cars are available

  • Taxis, private transfers, ride services, and organized excursions are widely used in tourist areas

  • Domestic flights can be useful when traveling between distant regions

👉 For a stress-free vacation, private transfers and organized transportation can be a great option.

🌧️ Weather & Seasons

  • Climate: Warm and tropical year-round

  • Average temperatures: Generally warm throughout the year, with cooler temperatures in higher elevations

  • Hurricane Season: June 1–November 30

  • Peak hurricane activity: August–October

  • Rainfall: Varies considerably by region

  • Mountain areas: Can be noticeably cooler than coastal areas

👉 Weather can vary dramatically from one part of the country to another.

👉 Travel insurance is especially worth considering when traveling during hurricane season.

🏝️ Health & Safety Tips

  • Stay hydrated and use sunscreen

  • Use insect repellent, particularly when exploring rural or tropical areas

  • Drink bottled or purified water if you're unsure about the local water supply

  • Use reputable transportation providers and licensed tour operators

  • Keep valuables secure and be aware of your surroundings

  • Follow local guidance when swimming, boating, hiking, or participating in adventure activities

  • Travel insurance is strongly recommended

📶 Connectivity

  • Mobile service is widely available throughout major tourist areas

  • Wi-Fi is common at resorts, hotels, restaurants, and cafés

  • International phone plans and eSIMs are convenient options for travelers

👉 Check with your mobile provider before leaving the U.S. to avoid unexpected roaming charges.

The Dominican Republic isn't just a destination, it's a rhythm, a flavor, a culture,

and an invitation to experience the Caribbean in more than one way. 🇩🇴🌴

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Areas to Visit in the

Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is much more than Punta Cana. From luxury beach resorts and historic cities to whale watching, mountain adventures, hidden beaches, and authentic local communities, each region offers a different way to experience the island.

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Punta Cana & Bávaro

Beaches • All-Inclusive Resorts • Golf • Excursions

Punta Cana is the Dominican Republic's best-known vacation destination, with more than 50 kilometers of white-sand beaches and turquoise water. The area combines large resorts with golf, water sports, nightlife, ecological attractions, and excursions to nearby islands.

👉 Best for: All-inclusive vacations, families, couples, honeymoons, golf, beaches, and first-time visitors

Cap Cana

Luxury • Marinas • Golf • Sportfishing

Located within the Punta Cana region, Cap Cana offers a more upscale and exclusive atmosphere, with luxury resorts, a major marina, beautiful beaches, championship golf, and access to excellent offshore fishing.

👉 Best for: Luxury, romance, golf, fishing, boating, and upscale resort vacations

Bayahibe & Dominicus

Beaches • Diving • Snorkeling • Island Adventures

Bayahibe is a former fishing village that has become an important gateway to some of the Dominican Republic's most beautiful natural attractions. It's a popular departure point for excursions to Saona Island and offers excellent opportunities for snorkeling and diving.

👉 Best for: Diving, snorkeling, island excursions, couples, families, and travelers who want something beyond a traditional resort

La Romana & Casa de Campo

Luxury • Golf • Fishing • Culture

La Romana combines upscale resorts, world-class golf, beautiful beaches, marinas, and cultural attractions. Nearby Casa de Campo is particularly known for its luxury accommodations, golf, sportfishing, and the remarkable Altos de Chavón.

👉 Best for: Luxury, golf, fishing, romance, families, and sophisticated Caribbean vacations

Samaná Peninsula

Whales • Waterfalls • Beaches • Nature

Samaná is one of the Dominican Republic's most naturally beautiful regions. Its lush mountains, secluded beaches, waterfalls, and tropical landscapes make it feel very different from the major resort areas. During whale season, humpback whales gather in Samaná Bay.

👉 Best for: Nature, whale watching, romance, adventure, beaches, and travelers looking for something less commercial

Las Terrenas

Beach Town • Dining • Boutique Resorts • Relaxation

Located on the Samaná Peninsula, Las Terrenas combines beautiful beaches with a lively international community, boutique hotels, restaurants, cafés, and a more relaxed atmosphere than the large resort areas.

👉 Best for: Couples, foodies, boutique stays, beach lovers, and longer stays

Las Galeras

Secluded Beaches • Snorkeling • Boating • Off-the-Beaten-Path

At the northeastern tip of the Samaná Peninsula, Las Galeras offers a quieter Caribbean experience with beautiful beaches, boat excursions, snorkeling, and access to some of the peninsula's most secluded coastal areas.

👉 Best for: Seclusion, nature, beaches, snorkeling, boating, and adventurous travelers

Puerto Plata

Beaches • Mountains • History • Adventure

Puerto Plata combines a historic city, Atlantic beaches, lush mountains, and plenty of adventure. Ride the cable car up Mount Isabel de Torres, explore the historic center, relax on Playa Dorada, or visit the famous 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua.

👉 Best for: Families, active travelers, history, beaches, adventure, and first-time visitors to the north coast

Cabarete

Kitesurfing • Surfing • Beach Life • Adventure

Cabarete is one of the Dominican Republic's best-known water-sports destinations. Strong winds and consistent conditions have made it particularly famous for kitesurfing and windsurfing, while its beach-town atmosphere adds plenty of restaurants and nightlife.

👉 Best for: Water sports, younger travelers, adventure, surfing, kitesurfing, and active vacations

Santo Domingo

History • Culture • Food • Nightlife

The Dominican capital combines centuries of history with a lively modern city. The Colonial Zone, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features historic buildings, cobblestone streets, museums, restaurants, and landmarks dating back to the earliest European settlements in the Americas.

👉 Best for: History, culture, food, nightlife, shopping, and city breaks

Miches

Unspoiled Beaches • Nature • Luxury • Adventure

Miches is emerging as one of the Dominican Republic's newer resort destinations. Its long beaches, surrounding mountains, lagoons, and relatively undeveloped landscape offer a more peaceful alternative to some of the country's established resort areas.

👉 Best for: Luxury, nature, couples, secluded beaches, and travelers looking for somewhere new

Jarabacoa

Mountains • Rivers • Waterfalls • Adventure

Known as the "City of Everlasting Spring," Jarabacoa sits in the mountains and offers a completely different side of the Dominican Republic. Hiking, rafting, canyoning, horseback riding, and waterfalls replace the typical beach-resort experience.

👉 Best for: Adventure, hiking, rafting, nature, cooler temperatures, and outdoor enthusiasts

Constanza

Mountains • Agriculture • Cool Climate • Nature

High in the Cordillera Central, Constanza is one of the country's coolest and most scenic destinations. Mountain landscapes, farms, valleys, and hiking trails make it an excellent contrast to the tropical coastline.

👉 Best for: Nature, hiking, photography, road trips, agriculture, and escaping the heat

Barahona

Eco-Adventure • Wild Coast • Mountains • Authentic Experiences

Known as the "Pearl of the South," Barahona offers dramatic mountain scenery, clear rivers, rugged beaches, coffee-growing areas, and some of the country's most untouched landscapes. It is a very different experience from the major resort zones.

👉 Best for: Eco-tourism, road trips, photography, adventure, nature, and off-the-beaten-path travel

Pedernales & Bahía de las Águilas

Pristine Beaches • National Parks • Remote Adventure

At the southwestern edge of the country, Pedernales offers some of the Dominican Republic's most remote and spectacular scenery. Bahía de las Águilas is particularly famous for its undeveloped coastline and crystal-clear Caribbean waters.

👉 Best for: Adventure, nature, secluded beaches, photography, and travelers who want to get far from the crowds

Montecristi

Coastal Wilderness • Nature • History • Adventure

Located in the northwest, Montecristi offers a quieter side of the Dominican Republic with mangroves, coastal landscapes, protected areas, and nearby cays. It is a great choice for travelers interested in nature and exploring beyond the traditional tourist routes.

👉 Best for: Eco-tourism, nature, fishing, photography, and off-the-beaten-path travel

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One Island. So Many Ways to Experience It.

From the resort beaches of Punta Cana to the mountains of Jarabacoa, the whale-filled waters of Samaná, the historic streets of Santo Domingo, and the wild landscapes of Barahona and Pedernales, the Dominican Republic offers far more than one type of vacation.

That's where the fun of travel design comes in.

👉 Tell me what kind of experience you're looking for, and I'll help you find the Dominican Republic that's right for you.

 FISHING IN D.R.
 

 

 

 

 

 

🏆 Major Dominican Republic Fishing Tournaments

The Dominican Republic is a serious sportfishing destination, particularly along the country's eastern and southeastern coasts. The deep Caribbean and Atlantic waters around Cap Cana, Punta Cana, and La Romana offer excellent opportunities for blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi, wahoo, and tuna.

For anglers looking for a trophy fish, blue marlin is the star of the show. The waters off Casa de Campo are especially well known for seasonal blue-marlin fishing, while Cap Cana hosts major international billfish competitions.

🎣 Fishing Licenses & Charters

Fishing requirements can vary depending on the type of fishing and charter being used.

👉 If you're booking a fishing charter, ask your captain or charter company whether the required licenses and permits are included.

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Cap Cana White Marlin Tournament

Hosted at Marina Cap Cana, this tournament brings anglers together for competitive billfish action in the waters off the Dominican Republic.

2027:Late May

  • White marlin-focused competition

  • International anglers

  • Catch-and-release emphasis

  • Hosted from Marina Cap Cana

  • Part of Cap Cana's annual sportfishing calendar

Cap Cana Classic

One of the major billfish events on the Dominican Republic's fishing calendar, the Cap Cana Classic attracts serious anglers and international crews.

2026: November 12–14

  • International sportfishing competition

  • Billfish-focused

  • Catch-and-release format

  • Hosted at Marina Cap Cana

  • Competitive offshore fishing in the waters surrounding Punta Cana and Cap Cana

Casa de Campo Marina Fishing Cup

Marina Casa de Campo in La Romana has a long-standing fishing tradition and hosts an annual fishing competition governed by IGFA rules.

  • Based at Marina Casa de Campo

  • Strong blue-marlin focus

  • Catch-and-release billfish fishing

  • International participation

  • Part of the resort's February–May fishing season

Casa de Campo's fishing club identifies March, April, and May as the peak months of its season.

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🌊 Offshore Species & Peak Seasons

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 Blue Marlin

  • ⭐ Best Time: February–May around La Romana

  • One of the Dominican Republic's premier trophy fish

  • Particularly famous around Casa de Campo

  • Also targeted extensively from Cap Cana and Punta Cana

  • Generally practiced as catch-and-release sportfishing

Casa de Campo identifies February–May as its blue-marlin season, with March–May as the peak period.

White Marlin

  • ⭐ Best Time: Spring

  • Important billfish species around Cap Cana

  • Popular tournament target

  • Known for speed and spectacular jumps

  • Primarily pursued for sport and released

Marina Cap Cana's annual White Marlin Tournament is held in May.

 Mahi-Mahi (Dorado)

  • ⭐ Best Time: Varies by location and conditions

  • Available throughout much of the year

  • Strong fighters and popular with recreational anglers

  • Excellent option for anglers who want action without committing to a full-day marlin trip

Mahi-mahi are among the commonly targeted species from both Punta Cana and La Romana.

Wahoo

  • ⭐ Best Time: Fall–Winter

  • Extremely fast and powerful

  • Often targeted by trolling

  • Popular with experienced offshore anglers

  • Can be found around both the eastern and southern coasts

Wahoo are among the principal offshore species reported around Punta Cana and Casa de Campo.

Yellowfin Tuna

  • ⭐ Best Time: Seasonal — ask your captain for current conditions

  • Powerful offshore gamefish

  • Excellent light-to-heavy tackle species

  • Often targeted while trolling

Yellowfin tuna are regularly listed among the principal offshore species around Punta Cana and La Romana.

Sailfish

  • ⭐ Best Time: Year-round opportunities

  • Fast, aggressive, and famous for spectacular jumps

  • Popular billfish target

  • Primarily pursued as a catch-and-release species

Sailfish are among the billfish species found in Dominican offshore waters.

Snapper & Grouper

  • ⭐ Best Time: Year-round

  • Excellent option for reef and bottom fishing

  • Good choice for anglers who prefer eating fish rather than pursuing trophy billfish

  • Can be a fun option for families and newer anglers

Barracuda

  • ⭐ Best Time: Year-round

  • Aggressive predator

  • Exciting on lighter tackle

  • Can be encountered around reefs and offshore waters

👉 Always follow your captain's guidance regarding which species are appropriate to keep and consume.

 

Popular Fishing Areas in the Dominican Republic

Cap Cana & Punta Cana

One of the country's best-known sportfishing areas, with Marina Cap Cana providing access to deep offshore waters.

👉 Best for: Blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi, wahoo, tuna, and tournament fishing

The area's proximity to deep water makes it particularly attractive for anglers who don't want to spend hours traveling before reaching productive offshore grounds.

La Romana & Casa de Campo

A premier destination for serious offshore anglers, with Marina Casa de Campo serving as a major fishing hub.

👉 Best for: Blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi, wahoo, and yellowfin tuna

Casa de Campo specifically promotes its deep-sea fishing and maintains an active fishing club.

Bayahibe

Located near La Romana and close to the waters surrounding Saona Island, Bayahibe provides opportunities for offshore, reef, and private fishing excursions.

👉 Best for: Mahi-mahi, wahoo, tuna, marlin, reef fishing, and combining fishing with a Caribbean vacation

Puerto Plata

Located on the Dominican Republic's northern coast, Puerto Plata provides access to Atlantic fishing grounds and makes a convenient base for travelers staying along the north coast.

👉 Best for: Offshore fishing, mahi-mahi, wahoo, tuna, and combining fishing with beaches and mountain adventures

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Planning a Dominican Republic Fishing Trip?

Whether you're looking for a trophy blue marlin, a competitive billfish tournament, a family-friendly day on the water, or simply the chance to catch fresh Caribbean fish, the Dominican Republic offers plenty of options.

👉 Tell me what you're hoping to catch, when you're traveling, and where you're staying ... I'll help you find the right fishing experience for your Dominican Republic adventure.

GOLF IN THE D.R.

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​Golf in the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic has become one of the Caribbean's premier golf destinations, with spectacular courses designed by some of the world's most respected golf architects.

From oceanfront fairways and dramatic Caribbean cliffs to rolling hills and tropical landscapes, golf here is as much about the setting as it is about the game.

The country's strongest concentration of golf is around Punta Cana, Cap Cana, and La Romana, but golfers can also find exceptional courses along the north coast.

👉 Whether you're planning a dedicated golf getaway or simply want to add a few rounds to your Caribbean vacation, the Dominican Republic offers options for a wide range of playing styles and experience levels.

 

Punta Cana & Cap Cana

Punta Cana and neighboring Cap Cana are home to some of the Dominican Republic's most celebrated golf courses.

 Punta Espada Golf Club

Cap Cana • Jack Nicklaus Signature Design

Located in the exclusive Cap Cana community, Punta Espada is an oceanfront par-72 course designed by Jack Nicklaus.

  • Spectacular Caribbean views

  • Natural cliffs and turquoise-water coves

  • Eight holes with direct Caribbean views

  • Strategic coastal winds

  • Premium golf experience

  • Located near Cap Cana's marina and Juanillo Beach

👉 Best for: Experienced golfers, luxury travelers, couples, and bucket-list golf experiences

The Dominican Republic Tourism Board describes Punta Espada as one of the Caribbean's iconic golf courses.

Corales Golf Course

Punta Cana • Tom Fazio Design

Located at Puntacana Resort & Club, Corales is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Tom Fazio and known for its dramatic coastal setting.

  • Caribbean cliffside holes

  • Famous Devil's Elbow finishing stretch

  • Six final holes along the coast

  • Host venue for PGA TOUR events

  • Championship-level golf

  • Approximately 10 minutes from Punta Cana International Airport

👉 Best for: Experienced golfers, serious players, tournament golf fans, and luxury travelers

The course's final six holes along the Caribbean cliffs are one of its defining features.

La Cana Golf Club

Punta Cana • 27 Holes • P.B. Dye Design

La Cana Golf Club offers 27 holes within Puntacana Resort & Club, giving golfers three distinct nine-hole combinations.

  • 27 holes

  • Tropical setting

  • Ocean views

  • Multiple playing options

  • Resort amenities

  • Suitable for a variety of playing levels

👉 Best for: Resort golfers, couples, groups, and travelers who want golf combined with a Punta Cana vacation

Iberostar Bávaro Golf Club

Bávaro • 18 Holes • Tropical Resort Golf

Located in the Bávaro area of Punta Cana, this par-72 course combines tropical landscaping with a resort atmosphere.

  • 18 holes

  • Tropical surroundings

  • White-sand bunkers

  • Practice facilities

  • Clubhouse and pro shop

  • Convenient for travelers staying in Bávaro-area resorts

👉 Best for: Vacation golfers, resort guests, couples, and families who want to add a round or two to their trip

 

La Romana

La Romana is particularly important for golfers because it is home to Casa de Campo, one of the Dominican Republic's most established golf destinations.

Casa de Campo features three golf courses: Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore, and The Links.

Teeth of the Dog

La Romana • Pete Dye Design

Teeth of the Dog is Casa de Campo's legendary oceanfront course and one of the Dominican Republic's signature golf experiences.

  • 18 holes

  • Par 72

  • Seven holes played directly along the Caribbean Sea

  • Dramatic coastal setting

  • Challenging sea breezes

  • Historic Pete Dye design

👉 Best for: Experienced golfers, bucket-list trips, golf-focused vacations, and players looking for a serious challenge

The Dominican Republic Tourism Board describes the course as one of the most iconic golf courses in the Caribbean and the world.

Dye Fore

La Romana • Pete Dye Design

Dye Fore offers a completely different experience from the coastal Teeth of the Dog.

Instead of playing directly along the sea, the course rises above the Chavón River valley, providing dramatic elevation changes and panoramic views.

  • 18 holes

  • Par 72

  • Elevated fairways

  • Chavón River views

  • Caribbean Sea views

  • Dramatic elevation changes

  • Strategic golf

👉 Best for: Golfers who enjoy scenery, elevation changes, and strategic play

Dye Fore's elevated setting makes it one of the most visually distinctive courses at Casa de Campo.

The Links at Casa de Campo

La Romana • Pete Dye Design

The Links offers a more relaxed alternative within Casa de Campo, with rolling fairways and a design inspired by traditional British golf.

  • 18 holes

  • Par 71

  • Rolling terrain

  • Strategic design

  • More accessible playing experience

  • Suitable for a wide range of golfers

👉 Best for: Recreational golfers, mixed-skill groups, developing players, and golfers wanting a less demanding round

The official tourism information describes The Links as suitable for all levels of golfers.

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 Puerto Plata & North Coast

Playa Grande Golf Course

Río San Juan • Atlantic Coast

Playa Grande is located along the dramatic north coast and was originally designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. before being renovated.

  • 18 holes

  • Par 72

  • Atlantic Ocean views

  • Dramatic coastal cliffs

  • Ten holes with direct ocean views

  • Strong Atlantic breezes

  • Natural elevation changes

👉 Best for: Experienced golfers, scenic golf, boutique vacations, and travelers exploring the north coast

The course combines dramatic Atlantic scenery with a challenging coastal layout.

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🏌️ Planning a Dominican Republic Golf Trip?

Whether you're looking for one unforgettable round, a golf-and-beach vacation, a luxury golf getaway, or a complete golf itinerary with multiple courses, the Dominican Republic offers plenty of possibilities.

👉 Tell me where you're staying, your approximate handicap, and how many rounds you'd like to play — I'll help you find the courses that fit your trip.

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