Life at Sea in the DR

The Dominican Republic's pristine waters, ideal weather, and many marinas make it the perfect boating destination. Whether it's a day out with the family, fishing with friends, or going for a sunset cruise we promise it will be a most rewarding experience.

Los Haitises

Mangrove forests, caves, and limestone mounds reminiscent of Vietnam's famous Halong Bay.
Photo By: Anton Bielousov (Own work: Dominican Republic trip)

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Palmilla

Crystal clear pool-like water and easily accessed from nearby Casa de Campo.

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Samaná Bay

Luscious, green, and full of marine life, the Bay of Samaná is truly a national treasure.

Catalina Island

Just off the coast of La Romana, Catalina Island is paradise for sailors with an interest in marine life.

Saona Island

Part of the Parque Nacional del Este, it's the perfect example of a deserted island, if you don't count its resident herd of wild horses.

Bahía de las Águilas

8km of pure white sand and still crystal clear water. A different kind of paradise near the Haitian border.

Life at Sea in the DR

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