Dominican Republic

1492

First European settlement in the Americas

3,098m

Pico Duarte, highest peak in Caribbean

1st

Oldest cathedral in the New World

800 mi

Stunning coastline across ocean & sea

Must-See Destinations

From 16th-century colonial streets to pristine coconut coastlines and mountain valleys.

Santo Domingo

Samaná Peninsula

Punta Cana

Wander through the historic Zona Colonial, marveling at ancient stone cathedrals and cobblestone plazas.

Explore tranquil bays, lush rainforest waterfalls, and seasonal winter humpback whale sanctuaries.

Unwind along miles of continuous white sand shorelines bathed in crystal-clear turquoise waters.

Dominican Culture & Gastronomy

Authentic Cuisine

Savor traditional Mangú made with seasoned mashed plantains, fried tropical cheese, and pickled red onions, alongside La Bandera, the beloved national dish of rice, beans, and spiced meat.

Traditional Clothing

Dominican national attire features vibrant red, white, and blue fabrics with flowing ruffled skirts and embroidered blouses, proudly worn during Merengue dances and festive celebrations.

All international visitors entering or exiting the Dominican Republic must complete the mandatory official electronic customs and entry form prior to travel.