Best of Dominican Republic

Colonial San to Domingo, Watersports in Cabarete, Hiking in Cordillera,
Whale-watching in Samana, Old-style Cuban son at the Mauna Loa,
Playa Coson, Parque Nacional Los Haitises

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Colonial Santo Domingo
Chock-full of 500-year-old architecture - including the
hemisphere's first cathedral, university, hospital and more.
Watersports in Cabarete
A bustling international enclave with the best windsurfing
in the hemisphere, and much more.
Hiking in Cordillera
Pristine alpine wilderness, right in the middle of the
Caribbean.
Whale-watching in
Samaná
An unforgettable spectacle of humpback whale migration;
catch it from December to February.
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Old-style Cuban son at the Mauna Loa
Catch a Buena Vista-style Cuban son show in a plush
Santo Domingo ballroom.
Playa Cosón
The best beach on the island bar none, with no crowds,
gentle turquoise currents, swaying palms and soft white sand
stretching for miles.
Parque Nacional Los Haitises
Boat rides through a surreal snarl of mangrove swamps and
prehistoric caves in the island's remote southeast.
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