Santo Domingo
After Christopher Columbus's arrival on the island in 1492, Santo Domingo became the site of the first cathedral, hospital, customs house and university in the Americas. This colonial town, founded in 1498, was laid out on a grid pattern that became the model for almost all town planners in the New World.

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Bavaro/Punta Cana
The Punta Cana destination is made up of the areas (going from south to north) of Juanillo, Punta Cana, Cabeza de Toro, Bavaro, El Cortecito, Macao and Uvero Alto.
This is a place for vegging out… miles of silky-fine white sand, deserted beaches with coconut palms. Unless you rent a car or purchase an excursion, don’t expect much sightseeing or outstanding shopping opportunities nearby

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La Romana
This tourist area comprised of La Romana, Casa de Campo, Dominicus and Bayahibe is an excellent choice for R & R vacations, honeymoons, family holidays, family reunions, teenagers, active travelers, scuba divers and golfers.

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Boca Chica
Because this resort area is close to the airport and the capital of Santo Domingo. No other destination places you as close to all the attractions of the crowded 2.5-million people capital city.
From Las Americas airport in 15 minutes you can go chilling into a natural huge swimming pool. This makes it a good choice for families with children.
Boca Chica is great for singles. It is a free-spirited tourist town where 80% of the people out partying.

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Juan Dolio
Juan Dolio and its neighbor beach town Guayacanes are for those who seek a couples or family restful vacation but with the possibility of excursions. If you choose for Juan Dolio, you are equidistant from the culture, shopping, dining and nightlife of Santo Domingo, fantastic beaches, watersports like diving and other attractions in La Romana, and just half an hour from Boca Chica.

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Puerto Plata
Puerto Plata is for those seeking an attractively-priced R&R vacation with the option of lots of places to visit in the vicinity. Choose Puerto Plata if you like to explore. Playa Dorada, Cofresí, Maimón, and Luperon are the main tourism enclaves located near Puerto Plata city.

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Playa Grande
Playa Grande for serious golfers. Many golfers say the Playa Grande Golf Course is the best in the Dominican Republic. Golfers are calling it the Pebble Beach of the Caribbean.

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Cabarete
Cabarete for windsurfers. Cabarete is famous for having excellent conditions. Everything revolves around the six kilometers of Cabarete Beach. On a two kilometer stretch (Cabarete Bay) businesses of all types have sprung up, alot run by foreigners who first came as tourists and then came back to stay.

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Samana
Samana for nature lovers and adventurers. Green, green mountains, long beaches, solitude, lively little towns in between, turquoise waters. Samana also a romantic destination, and several of its small hotels are perfect for honeymooners. Samana is also a good choice for experienced scuba divers. And the place to stay if whale-watching is high on your agenda.

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Sosua
Sosua for bargain-hunters, explorers and singles looking for an active beach town, including a hopping night life. Sosua is centrally located on the North Coast, close to many other destinations you can explore on your own or on a organised excursion. You will find many small hotels as well as large all-inclusive resorts.

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