All Country Regions in Dominican Republic

Explore the Barahona Region for Caribbean coastlines, mountain scenery, larimar craft, river bathing and authentic southwestern Dominican culture.

Explore the Dominican Republic’s Cordillera Central for Pico Duarte treks, cool valleys, pine forests, rivers, coffee and highland farming.

Explore the Dominican Republic’s Cibao Valley for Santiago’s culture, tobacco and cacao country, historic towns, rural food and mountain-fringed landscapes.

Explore the Dominican Republic’s Cordillera Central for cool mountain valleys, pine forests, waterfalls, farming communities and routes to Pico Duarte.

Explore Cordillera Septentrional’s Dominican mountains through Puerto Plata, waterfalls, forest trails, Cibao views, caves and rural food traditions.

Explore the Dominican Republic’s Eastern Plains for Caribbean beaches, sugar towns, limestone caves, Taino heritage and protected islands.

Explore Enriquillo Valley in the Dominican Republic for Lake Enriquillo, Taíno heritage, crocodiles, dry forests, mountain roads and borderland culture.

Explore Higüey's sacred heritage, Punta Cana's beaches, Bayahibe's marine parks and the varied landscapes of the Dominican Republic's east.

Los Haitises in the Dominican Republic combines mangrove waterways, limestone islets, Taíno caves and rich coastal wildlife near Samaná Bay.

Explore Neiba Valley in the Dominican Republic for Lake Enriquillo, vineyards, dry mountain landscapes, wildlife and rural culture.

Punta Cana-Bávaro combines Dominican beaches, coral reefs, ecological reserves, watersports and resort comforts on the country’s eastern coast.

Explore the Samaná Peninsula for whale watching, waterfalls, rainforest beaches, coastal villages and distinctive Caribbean food in the Dominican Republic.

San Juan Valley reveals the Dominican Republic’s agricultural interior through mountain landscapes, Taíno heritage, historic San Juan and rural traditions.

Explore Santo Domingo Metropolitan Area for colonial monuments, Caribbean waterfronts, Dominican cuisine, merengue and lively urban culture.

Explore Sierra de Bahoruco’s cloud forests, coffee country, limestone valleys and rare Hispaniolan wildlife in the Dominican Republic.

Explore Sierra de Neiba for cool mountain forests, coffee country, rural communities and dramatic approaches to Lake Enriquillo in south-western Dominican Republic.