Dominican Republic info when to come The best time to visit the Dominican Republic depends on a variety of factors that only you can assess for yourself. When making your decision you may want to consider peak travel season – December through May when many North Americans escape colder climates and July to August, [...]
dare for change eatdrinksleep fights against physical, emotional & sexual abuse Visit Angela Shelton Falconbridge Foundation We aim to help build capacity in our host communities. In the true spirit of sustainable development, we strive to assist the communities where we operate to create their own growth opportunities, protect their identities and values, and [...]
At eatdrinksleep.com we believe in giving back to the community that has provided us with so much. The D.R. beaches are beautiful and the resorts some of the most luxurious in the Caribbean. But it is the wonderful Dominican people who work to make every stay memorable, which is why we give to Casa Rojo, [...]
Pedernales The extreme southwestern tip of the Dominican Republic is one of the most spectacularly beautiful regions of the entire country, yet because of its isolation and lack of conventional tourism infrastructure, it remains one of the most under-appreciated. However, for travelers deliberately seeking the unconventional and rare, the southwest, with its two gigantic national [...]
Barahona The regional capital of the Southwest, Barahona is the most convenient base for exploring the natural wonders in the area. Moderate-sized hotels with modern amenities such as Casa Larimar and the two restaurants to be found for miles are here. You'd come here for nature. Find some of the most remote and [...]
Santiago The second largest city in the Dominican Republic, the fertile soils of Santiago and surrounding area are the most important to the country's agricultural industries. For fun, the city offers museums and other attractions, good restaurants, a thriving nightlife and Carnival in February. Photos by Marvin del Cid.
Jarabacoa With its pine-covered mountain terrain and comparatively cool climate, the heart of the vast central mountain range in the Dominican Republic is a far cry from your typical tropical landscape. Up here, the only body of water remotely resembling a beach are the three roaring rivers used for white water rafting – [...]
Puerto Plata Puerto Plata, in the North of the Dominican Republic, is an increasingly popular tourist destination with exceptional beaches and a boisterous nightlife. With the growth in tourism and a favorable exchange rate, you can expect to find your money going a long way. The Playa Dorada beach, stretching for about 15 [...]
Sosua Beautiful hotels, a crescent-shaped bay and serene waters, placed against a frenetic backdrop of 'expat' restaurants and bars characterize this neighborhood beach. The calm waters make this a safe option for families with children; offshore reefs provide spectacular underwater sightseeing. The pool and beach facilities at Casa Marina Reef (809.571.3535) offer a [...]
Cabarete This laid-back village next to Puerto Plata offers a bohemian lifestyle, extreme sports and a legendary nightlife. The little town sits between a semicircular beach of golden sand and a lagoon with a backdrop of mountains. Ideal wind and wave conditions have turned the four-mile-long beach into a windsurfer’s mecca, making it a [...]