the ecotourism capital of the caribbean

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With 1,000 miles of coastline, from white sand to pebbles, from calm waters to towering waves, and with more beaches than there are days in the year, there is a beach here that is perfect from everyone, and for every taste.

Venture out of your comfort zone this vacation, and hike upward into a diversity of mountainous sub-tropical and wet forests to uncover some of the rarely promoted, and highly underrated, yet most iconic waterfalls in the Caribbean.

Encounter a tranquil escape from the bustling tourist crowds. when you embark on a journey to uncover the natural wonders which await at the myriad of lagoons, lakes, and natural pools which abound in the Dominican Republic. 

Taking a cold river dip, is part and parcel of DR culture. Locals love to swim in fresh water rivers, cooking along the banks, and resting in the shade.

For more adventure, go river rafting in Jarabacoa and feel the rapids as you tumble over mini cascades past a rocky shore.  

The Dominican Republic has the most extensive cave system in the Caribbean.

These caves offer a glimpse into the country's history, geology, and cultural heritage - with one such cave - offering a pictorial recount of the life and times of a race now extinct for 500 years.

From the highest peak in the Caribbean to incredible views of the ocean, the Dominican Republic is home to some of the most breathtaking mountains in the world. 

Get ready for epic adventures as you journey through these iconic landscapes! 

With over 18 national parks, nine natural monuments, and six scientific reserves, the opportunities for eco-tourism and outdoor activities are endless. Discover the remarkable biodiversity, unique flora and fauna, and cultural heritage that make these parks a must-visit destination. 

Our team of travel experts will guide you through the most amazing and unknown places around the Dominican Republic. From cultural hotspots to stunning landscapes, from local events and celebrations to world championships, we'll make sure you don't miss out on anything.

Travel the path of the fore-fathers of the Dominican Republic.

See the places, and learn about the people who made the Dominican Republic what it is today.

The Dominican Republic supports a remarkably diverse avifauna of more than 300 species. In addition to 33 endemic bird species, the country hosts an impressive assemblage of permanent resident species, overwintering migrants, and other transient species that stop to rest and refuel enroute to more southerly wintering or northern breeding areas. 

The vegetation on the island varies greatly due to the large differences in altitude and different climate zones. 

The Dominican Republic has about 5,600 plant species (including 600 species of trees and 350 species of orchids), of which about 1,800 are found on the island alone.  

The Dominican Republic is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts offering an incredible diversity of animal species.

From the endangered solenodon, a nocturnal insectivore, to the majestic West Indian manatee, the country is a sanctuary for many unique and endangered animals.