2026 Dominican Republic Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

What's up with the Dominican Republic this year? There are so many popular hotels with discounts starting at 60% off! ✅ Book now and stay until the end of the year‼️ Plus, if you have a Canadian passport/Maple Card/valid visa for the US, Canada, Schengen countries, UK, etc., you can enter the Dominican Republic visa-free for 30 days. 🏨 Excellence Punta Cana - Adults Only 📍The hotel is located away from the bustling hotel district, so the environment is quieter💖. The beach is also of better quality. The room balcony has a moon-viewing🌙 bed. If you stay in a swim-up suite on the first floor, you'll have your own small pool. If you stay in a room on the top floor, you'll have an outdoor sofa bed🏖️. This hotel is especially suitable for couples. 🏨 Live Aqua Punta Cana - Adults Only 📍This is a very new all-inclusive hotel. The resort is not very large and there are relatively few tourists. It has a private beach🏖️ and all kinds of water entertainment activities🏄‍♂️. It's very suitable for those who like peace and quiet. 🏨 Finest Punta Cana 📍Parents with little girls are in luck! This hotel offers children's beauty services, and it's safe and environmentally friendly children's beauty💅🏻. The hotel also provides a full range of baby👶🏻 necessities. It's not only good for children, but also very considerate for moms💖. 🏨 Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana 📍Whether you go to Cancun or the Dominican Republic, you must stay in this all-inclusive hotel. The hotel has dozens of restaurants and you can eat all kinds of delicious food🤤. The hotel also has a water park🌊 and a white sandy beach. There are also many free water activities by the sea. 🏨 Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana - Adult only 📍The hotel opened in 2019, so the environment and facilities are very new✨. The hotel has a garden, lots of bars🍻, and a rich variety of entertainment venues. The restaurants and bars in the hotel are shared with Ziva. There are 5 on each side, but parents with children can only eat and drink at Ziva. 🏨 Royalton Bavaro, An Autograph Collection 📍The hotel is adjacent to a golf course, Punta Cana & Bavaro Beach, and a nature reserve🏞️. The hotel also has a 1,200-foot lazy river🌊 and a children's and youth club. It's great value for money if you're traveling with children😋.

#2023travelwish Santo Domingo is the capital of the Dominican Republic . One of the most important place to visit is to stroll through the Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo, you can admire all the historical houses with their colorful fronts. If you are lucky and the doors are open, you can also explore the colonial house . I have engage a local tour guide and he my driver as well this also enable me to visit most of the important site as I’m not familiar with the area . Somehow I feel My week stay in Dominican Republic is not enough to fully appreciate the island county and will definitely list it in my 2023 bucket list .

You guys HAVE to see the beauty of the Beaches here. Just wow. Definitely one of the hidden gems of the Earth. Clear waters, fine white sand, virgin, no crime, FRESH AIR - your soul will heal here ❤️

--- Ready for an island where colonial history, lush jungles, and endless beaches meet vibrant Caribbean culture? 🇩🇴🌴 This trip is all about the Dominican Republic—a destination offering adventure, relaxation, and rich history beyond the all-inclusive resorts. Perfect for beach lovers, history buffs, and eco-adventurers. Top Spots to Visit: 1. Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo Step back in time in the New World's oldest European settlement. Wander the cobblestone streets of Santo Domingo's Zona Colonial, a UNESCO site. Visit the first cathedral, castle, and hospital in the Americas. The area comes alive at night with charming cafes and live music spilling onto historic plazas. 2. Punta Cana's Beaches & Scape Park Experience the world-famous, palm-fringed white-sand beaches and turquoise waters of Punta Cana. For adventure, head to Scape Park at Cap Cana to swim in the pristine Hoyo Azul cenote, zipline over forests, or explore Indigenous caves. 3. The Samaná Peninsula Discover a lush, scenic paradise. Visit between January and March for a chance to see humpback whales. Explore the stunning El Limón waterfall, ride horseback to secluded beaches like Playa Rincón, and relax on the unique coconut-strewn sands of Cayo Levantado. How to Get Around: For maximum freedom, rent a car (a 4x4 is recommended for Samaná's rural roads). For shorter trips, use rideshays like Uber (in Santo Domingo) or negotiate with local taxi drivers. Guaguas (local buses) are cheap and authentic for the adventurous traveler. Food Rec: Dominican cuisine is hearty and flavorful. You must try: · La Bandera: The national lunch—rice, red beans, stewed meat, and salad. · Mangú: Mashed plantains served with eggs, salami, and cheese. · Fresh Seafood: Lobster, red snapper, and chillo frito (fried whole fish). · Tostones & Patacones: Fried plantain slices, a perfect side. Travel Tips: · Language: Spanish is key. While tourist areas speak English, knowing basic phrases greatly enhances your experience. · Cash: Always carry Dominican Pesos (DOP) for local markets, roadside stalls, and transportation outside resorts. US dollars are widely accepted but often at a less favorable rate. · Weather: The hurricane season runs June-November. The driest, most popular months are December-April. #TravelDR #DominicanRepublic #PuntaCana #SantoDomingo #Samana #CaribbeanTravel #CulturalHeritage

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Welcome to the most secluded vacation paradise in the Dominican Republic! Amanera is perched atop the cliffs on the north shore, a true hidden oasis🏝️ Here, you’ll find not only breathtaking Caribbean Sea views but also an unimaginably luxurious experience. Here’s my long-cherished escape guide, all laid out for you～ 📍 Location: Dominican Republic · Playa Grande About a 75-minute drive from Gregorio Luperón International Airport (POP)～ 🎯 Highlights Preview: ✔️ Cliffside villas with private pools and stunning sunsets ✔️ World-class golf course ✔️ Private beach with abundant water activities ✔️ Top-tier spa experience ✔️ Gorgeous infinity pool photo spots 🏝️ Top 5 Must-Do Experiences: 1️⃣ Sleep in a cliff villa framed by mountain and sea views 25 villas all with full sea views✨ Japanese minimalist design × wild Caribbean vibe Private infinity pools perfect for photos! 2️⃣ Savor Michelin-level Caribbean cuisine 🍽️ Casa Grande Cliffside Restaurant: 180° unbeatable sea views + creative local dishes 🍹 Beach Bar: Enjoy a signature rum cocktail with the sunset 3️⃣ Challenge the world-class golf course ⛳ Playa Grande 18-hole course Swing your club while admiring the Caribbean Sea A must-visit for golf lovers! 4️⃣ Whale watching on a private yacht (Jan-Mar only) 🐋 Get close to these ocean giants A paradise for photography enthusiasts! 5️⃣ Spa experience deep in the jungle 🧖♀️ Using local plant essential oils Enjoy a massage surrounded by rainforest An incredibly healing and relaxing experience～ 💡 Practical Tips: • ✈️ Transportation: It’s recommended to book hotel shuttle service, with scenic coastal views along the way • 🏊 Gear: Don’t forget high SPF sunscreen! Bring multiple swimsuits • 🕶️ Outfit: White dress + straw hat = 200% photo-ready • 💰 Expenses: Bring enough US dollars, resort prices are relatively high 🌴 Nearby Activities: • Visit Samaná Bay (humpback whale migration site) • Check out Las Terrenas’ white sandy beaches • Experience Dominican specialty coffee plantations Save this guide and start your escape journey now! Heaven knows how much I want to go back this summer😭

On this Caribbean cruise trip, we docked in the Dominican Republic three times within a month, fortunately at different ports—Norwegian Cruise Line's NCL Viva stopped at La Romana and Cabo Rojo in the south (see another guide on the homepage), and Holland America Line's HAL Zuiderdam stopped at 📍Amber Cove in the north (photos 13-16). 🎡 Amber Cove is quite similar to Cabo Rojo, also designed as an entertainment pier for cruise ships. After disembarking, it's just a few hundred meters' walk (there are also paid rickshaw shuttles) to pools, amusement facilities, shops, and bars, but honestly, there's not much to see. So it’s still recommended to visit the nearby 📍Puerto Plata (also known as Silver Port or Plata Port). 🚕 Transportation Puerto Plata actually has a cruise terminal right next to the old town (photo 9), but it’s over ten kilometers from Amber Cove. You can choose the official taxis at the pier entrance, which have fixed prices and allow a little bargaining, though discounts are limited. For example, we shared a ride with other passengers—six people round trip cost $90 (photos 17-18). 🔄 Sightseeing Order 1⃣️ Fortaleza San Felipe (San Felipe Fortress) (photos 10-11) 🎟️ Ticket: 200 local currency or $4 per person Have the driver take you here first. The fortress is small, and about 20 minutes is enough to tour. 2⃣️ Old Town Center (photos 2-8) Next, head to Independence Park, get off and explore on foot. From the square, visit the church, then walk along graffiti-covered streets to Paseo de Doña Blanca (Pink Alley) and Umbrella Street (both are man-made “Instagrammable” spots, but since you’re here anyway…). Half an hour to an hour is enough. You can tell the locals value tourists; when cruise ships dock, many police officers are stationed on this street, and vehicles yield to visitors. The locals are relatively friendly, but if you walk just one or two blocks further, you can clearly see that the local life is still quite poor. So if you have the chance to spend, it’s better to buy something locally. For souvenirs, there’s a store called Dominican Walmart with reasonable prices. 3⃣️ Malecon (Seaside Avenue) (photo 12) On the way back, get off at the city landmark on Malecon de Puerto by the sea for a photo, and that completes the check-in. The whole round trip takes less than two hours. 📶 Internet Pier WiFi 🛜 $2 per hour China Mobile has a promotion for 8.8 RMB/day. There is signal in both the old town and the pier, but it’s not very stable. ❤️ For more Caribbean island guides, please follow the homepage collection.

🇩🇴 Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic is a vibrant Caribbean destination known for its white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, rich culture, and lively music. Top highlights: Punta Cana 🏖️ – Famous for luxury resorts, palm-lined beaches, and clear blue sea Santo Domingo 🏛️ – The oldest European city in the Americas, full of history and colonial architecture Samaná Peninsula 🌴 – Waterfalls, lush nature, and seasonal whale watching Puerto Plata 🚠 – Cable car views, beaches, and Victorian-style buildings Why visit? Warm weather year-round, friendly people, delicious Caribbean food, and rhythms of merengue & bachata everywhere 🎶 Perfect for beach lovers, history fans, and adventure seekers alike.

Puerto Rico, a small island in the eastern Caribbean Sea, is also a U.S. overseas territory. It's very close to the Dominican Republic, and perhaps due to its low latitude, the clouds in the sky are exceptionally thick, clustered like those in a comic book. The weather here is incredibly unpredictable 🌧️. Just as the plane was taxiing, we got a signal while it was raining outside; then, after passing through the clouds, we saw a rainbow (see picture 1 🌈); by the time we landed, the sky was clear, as if nothing had happened. But in the evening, while strolling through the old town, a sudden sun shower began, only to subside again after about ten minutes – very changeable weather ☁️. Buses in San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, are free 🚌. After exiting the airport, you need to go up to the second floor to wait for the bus. I didn't understand this when I came out of the airport and waited for a long time on the arrivals level, missing a bus. Actually, the boarding point is on the departure level. Additionally, the times displayed on Google Maps are not very accurate, but buses run approximately every 20 minutes. Taking the T5 bus from the airport takes you directly to Old San Juan (Viejo San Juan), the most concentrated area for tourists to explore on foot and learn about local history and culture, and also the starting point for the capital city, as shown in Figure 2. Old San Juan also boasts many local restaurants and bars 🍺. Pina Colada is highly recommended; it contains alcohol and has a unique and delicious flavor. Most Puerto Rican restaurants offer similar cuisine, as shown in Figure 3. The streetscape of Old San Juan is similar to that of Old Panama City, but it feels much more lively due to its U-shaped terrain and its location on a hill, offering better views, as shown in Figures 4-6. The San Juan National Historic Site, located at the far end of Old San Juan, sits on a vast grassland, as shown in Figure 7. It's a very photogenic spot 📷, and this 16th-century building tells the story of the area's colonial and developmental history. Figure 15 shows the photo spot with the Puerto Rican flag, where many people line up to take pictures: Callejón de la Puerta con la Bandera Overall, Puerto Rico has a fantastic environment; the blue skies, white clouds, and ocean are top-notch views, incredibly pleasing to the eye. The cost of living seems similar to other cities in the US, making it quite suitable for city walks and vacations.

#Dominicana #saona #Saonaisland Tall palm trees, white sand, and turquoise sea This paradise is located in the Dominican Republic on Saona Island. There are no hotels or developed infrastructure, but there is an amazing atmosphere – where you breathe freedom, the sea air, and are literally blown away by the abundance of colors. There are several types of excursions: with or without a photo shoot, VIP packages or regular ones, individual ones or those with a wedding ceremony. We took the group excursion with lunch and a photo shoot, and we didn't regret it! Twenty minutes after departing on the speedboat, we had an hour-long stop. A bar immediately appeared in the water, serving cocktails made from freshly squeezed juices, champagne, and rum. Sandwiches and fruit served as snacks. This is the place to take the most beautiful starfish photos. And you can take photos with them. Please note!!! You can't take the starfish out of the water, or you'll be fined!!! We'll swim for another 10 minutes and reach the beach. Bounty-style commercials, music videos of world-famous stars, and the most beautiful wedding photoshoots have been filmed here! On the island, you'll have a couple of hours of free time to relax and have lunch. #saona2022 #bountyisland #designerrostov #happynewyear #dominicana2022 #saona #puntacana #atlanticocean #travel

📍Fresas Ariyama, Constanza 🍓🇩🇴 Enjoy the sweet and juicy strawberry experience in the cool climate of high-altitude Constanza 🍓✨ A place where you can tour greenhouses, relax with strawberry tea or frozen juice, and feel the harmony of nature and agriculture. Spend a luxurious and soothing time surrounded by blue mountains and lush greenery.

📍Constanza – Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 Also known as the "Switzerland of the Caribbean," Constanza is a highland city located in the central Dominican Republic's mountainous region. With a cool climate at an elevation of over 1,200 meters, it's a popular summer resort, boasting crisp air and beautiful natural scenery that belies its tropical location. 🌟 What's Great About Constanza • Refreshing highland climate🏞️ Cool year-round, even in the summer, it's comfortable. • Flower and vegetable production area🍅 The fertile soil allows for expansive flower and vegetable fields, creating a vibrant landscape. • Ecotourism🖼️ The surrounding area is dotted with waterfalls, valleys, and hiking trails, making it a treasure trove of outdoor activities where you can fully enjoy nature. • Local cuisine🥑 Enjoy dishes made with fresh highland vegetables and regional mountain cuisine. #DominicanRepublic #Constanza #DominicanRepublic #DominicanTrip #HighlandResort #SwitzerlandoftheCaribbean #TravelWithPochiKatsu #Constanza

📍 Teleférico de Santo Domingo🚡 The Teleférico in the capital, Santo Domingo, is a cable car used not only by tourists but also by local residents as an important means of transportation. Opened in 2018 to alleviate traffic congestion, the beautiful scenery has made it a popular tourist spot as well. 🌟 The Appeal of Santo Domingo Teleférico • An experience where everyday life intersects with tourism Riding the cable car, which is used by locals to commute to work or school, gives you a glimpse into local life. • Views of the cityscape and the Osama River From the gondola, you can enjoy sweeping views of Santo Domingo city and the river, a sight you wouldn't normally see on a regular trip. • Metro Connection Directly connected to the subway (metro), it's conveniently accessible. Recommended for those who want to enjoy sightseeing using public transportation. • Affordable Experience Being used by locals, fares are very affordable and easy to use. #DominicanRepublic #Teleferico #SantoDomingo #DominicanRepublic #RopewayTrip #CityView #TravelWithPochiKatsu #Tourism

📍Boca Chica – Santo Domingo🏝️ Located about a 30-minute drive from the capital, Santo Domingo, Boca Chica is a popular beach with easy access. Its shallow lagoon, crystal-clear waters, and white sand make it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. 🌟 What Makes Boca Chica Special •Shallow, calm waters🏝️ With few waves and shallow waters, families and children can enjoy the beach safely. •The crystal-clear lagoon🤿 The beautiful turquoise waters are perfect for snorkeling. •The bustling beachside🏖️ A row of restaurants and bars offer fresh seafood and cocktails while gazing out at the ocean. •Feel the local energy🌺 On weekends and holidays, the area bustles with locals, creating a lively atmosphere of Latin music and dancing. #DominicanRepublic #BocaChica #DominicanRepublic #SantoDomingo #CaribbeanBeach #ScenicSpot #TravelWithPochiActivities #Tourism

🇩🇴 Plaza de la Bandera – Santo Domingo ✨ Plaza de la Bandera (Flag Square) in Santo Domingo is a commemorative square symbolizing the pride of the Dominican Republic. With its enormous flag hoisted high in the sky and rows of monuments celebrating independence and freedom, it's a special place for the nation's people. 🌟 The Charms of Plaza de la Bandera • A Dominican Symbol🇩🇴 At its center is a magnificent flagpole, and the flag fluttering in the breeze is a breathtaking sight. • Monument to Independence and Freedom🗽 The square honors heroes of the War of Independence and is a symbolic space showcasing national pride. • A Venue for Events and Ceremonies🎭 It also hosts important ceremonies such as national events and military parades. • A Photo Spot📷 The contrast between the large white arch, blue sky, and flag makes for a perfect photo spot. #DominicanRepublic #PlazadelaBandera #SantoDomingo #DominicanRepublic #FlagSquare #HistoricalSpot #TravelWithPochi

🌿 Jardín Botánico Nacional – Santo Domingo ✨ The Jardín Botánico Nacional in Santo Domingo is one of the largest botanical gardens in the Caribbean. Spanning a vast area, it is home to thousands of tropical and endemic Caribbean plants, making it a serene escape where visitors can connect with nature amidst the bustling city. 🌟 Highlights of Jardín Botánico • Expansive Grounds 🌳 Covering approximately 2 square kilometers, the garden offers a feeling of being immersed in nature. A trolley-style train ride around the garden is also a popular attraction. • Japanese Garden 🏞️ Featuring an authentic Japanese garden complete with a pond, arched bridges, and bonsai, this tranquil area is a favorite among tourists. • Diverse Plant Collection 🪴 From Caribbean palms and tropical plants to orchids and medicinal herbs, the garden boasts a wide variety of flora. Visitors can enjoy seasonal blooms throughout the year. • A Place for Nature and Learning 🪿 With museums and exhibition areas, the garden also serves as an educational spot to learn about plants and ecosystems.

📍Baní (Dominican Republic) Baní, located in the southern part of the Dominican Republic, is famous for its mangoes. The annual Mango Expo (Expo Mango) is held here. This event, attracting tourists from both within and outside the country, is a must-see for mango lovers! 🌟 The Appeal of Mango Expo •Baní, the Kingdom of Mangoes🥭 The majority of mangoes produced in the Dominican Republic come from this region. You can sample and compare a wide variety of mangoes. •Tasting & Sales🍴 Fresh mangoes and processed mangoes (juice, jam, sweets, etc.) fill the venue with the sweet aroma. •Cultural Events🥁 With dance and music performances and art exhibits, you can also experience local culture. •A Place for International Exchange🪇 With a business meeting for exports, this festival is a thriving event for both agriculture and tourism. #DominicanRepublic #Baní #MangoExpo #DominicanRepublic #MangoFestival #TropicalFruit #TravelWithPochi #Tourism #Mango #Caribbean

📍Los Tres Ojos – Santo Domingo Located close to Santo Domingo city, Los Tres Ojos (Tres Ojos, meaning "Three Eyes") is a natural park named for three beautiful underground lakes formed in a limestone cave. The waters, shimmering in emerald and turquoise blues, create a mystical atmosphere, making it one of the Dominican Republic's most mystical tourist spots. 🌟 The Appeal of Tres Ojos • Mysterious Underground Lakes🏞️ The three lakes within the cave are highly transparent and change color depending on the light, creating the feeling of being lost in another world. • Filming Location🐳 Due to its mystical landscape, it's also a popular filming location for movies and documentaries. • The "Fourth Lake" by Boat There's actually a "hidden Fourth Lake," and crossing it by boat adds to the adventure. • Convenient Access🚖 Another attractive feature is its easy access, about a 20-minute drive from the city center. #DominicanRepublic #TresOjos #SantoDomingo #DominicanRepublic #MysteriousLake #ScenicSpot #TravelWithPochiKatsu #Tourism

🌴 Santo Domingo – Malecón 🌊✨ A seaside boulevard where you can stroll while gazing out at the Caribbean Sea. Stretching approximately 14km, this popular tourist area offers a stroll with a view of the blue ocean. Enjoy the expansive views during the day, and at night, enjoy the Latin atmosphere with its illuminated lights and music. 🌟 The Charms of the Malecón • Spectacular Caribbean views🏝️ Palm trees line the road, creating an expansive view of the blue sea and sky. Perfect for strolling or jogging. • Monuments and Art🎨 Monuments and sculptures dot the street, making it a popular photo spot. • Vibrant Nightlife🌉 Reaching with restaurants, clubs, and casinos, the area bustles with locals and tourists at night. Experience the quintessential Santo Domingo experience, immersed in music and dance. •Festival Stage 🎭 This spot is also the venue for carnivals and other events, symbolizing the city's festive atmosphere. #DominicanRepublic #Malecon #SantoDomingo #DominicanRepublic #CaribbeanSea #ScenicSpots #Nightlife #TravelWithPochiKatsu #ColonialArchitecture

📍Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic [Zona Colonial] This historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk along cobblestone streets and discover colorful buildings, a beautiful cathedral, and a palace associated with Columbus. Head to the heart of Santo Domingo, overflowing with history, music, and smiles. 🌟 Sights • The oldest cathedral, Catedral de Santa Maria la Menor 🏰 The first Catholic cathedral built in the Americas. Its beautiful Gothic architecture is a must-see. • Columbus' Palace (Alcázar de Colón) 🏰 This palace, once home to Columbus' son, Diego, is now open to the public as a museum. • Colonial-style streets 🌇 The cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and rows of cafes and restaurants make you feel like you've traveled back in time. • Culture and Music 💃🏻 At night, you'll see locals enjoying merengue and bachata in the plazas and restaurants. This is a place where history and the present intersect. #DominicanRepublic #ZonaColonial #SantoDomingo #DominicanRepublic #WorldHeritage #LatinAmericaTravel #ColonialArchitecture #TravelWithPochi

⛪ Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús – Moca, Dominican Republic🇩🇴 A symbol of the city of Moca, this beautiful church's red dome and white towers stand out against the blue sky. Italian stained glass, Murano lamps, and a massive pipe organ create a magnificent space for prayer, a true work of architectural art. Breathtakingly beautiful, down to the mysterious details. A must-see when visiting Moca. #Moca #DominicanRepublic #SacredHeartChurch #ChurchArchitecture #StainedGlass #TravelGram #SummerCampaign #Tourism #LatinAmerica #Caribbean #DominicanRepublic

🌴 Rio Partido – Dominican Republic’s Hidden Blue Paradise 💙🇩🇴 Enjoy the tranquil natural beauty of the Salcedo Mountains in the Dominican Republic. To the turquoise-blue natural pools of Rio Partido, Cross the mountains in a safari vehicle and trek along the river... Arrive at "La Paila" and other magical natural wonders. Swim with a local guide and picnic with wild birds. Enjoy lunch at a local home—a perfect balance of nature and local experiences. #RioPartido #DominicanRepublic #HiddenParadise #TurquoiseWaters #EcoAdventure #NatureLovers #SummerCampaign #DominicanRepublic #Latin #Caribbean #LatinAmerica

📍Juan Dolio, Dominican Republic This small beach town is located in the Dominican Republic's San Pedro de Macoris province. It's easily accessible, approximately 60km from the capital, Santo Domingo, and 30km from the airport. •It's a quiet community of approximately 2,500 people, but it's also a popular beach resort area with beautiful coastal scenery.⛱️ •Since the 1980s, tourism development has progressed, with an increasing number of all-inclusive resort hotels and luxury condominiums.🏝️ 🏝️If you're looking for a relaxing getaway from the city, head to this place, where you can enjoy the soothing sounds of the Caribbean waves. Relax in the crystal-clear waters of Playa Juan Dolio and enjoy the sophisticated resort atmosphere of the condominium district, "Villas del Mar." Go golfing and snorkeling are available, soaking up the local atmosphere at night, and the town suddenly becomes lively on weekends. Just an hour from the capital, this beach town strikes the perfect balance between tranquility and excitement. #JuanDolio #DominicanRepublic #CaribbeanEscape #BeachLife #RelaxationMode #DominicanRepublic #SummerCampaign #Tourism #OverseasTravel #Caribbean #LatinAmerica