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the Destination

An island filled with colors, scents and sounds – that is what the Dominican Republic is all about. It is one of the most charming destinations in the Caribbean, which combines Old World colonial charm with the fun and carefree style of Latin American culture.

It is hard to resist the charm of this magical island – its spectacular beaches, the lush vegetation of its mountains with refreshing waterfalls here and there, its typical food, its pre-Columbian buildings. Above all, the friendliness of its inhabitants are really amazing. The Dominican Republic is the perfect place to relax and enjoy.

facts & figures

Capital:  Santo Domingo

Population: 10,090,000

Language: Spanish

Currency: Dominican peso

Best places to visit: Punta Cana, La Romana, Santo Domingo.

Best time to visit: November to April.

What to do

The resorts of Punta Cana and La Romana in the Dominican Republic have gained a reputation as one of the best all-inclusive destinations in the world. An incredible variety of beaches will satisfy both adventure seekers and lovers of a quiet relaxing holiday. In every corner of the country you can find numerous attractions, natural parks, waterfalls and caves. And, of course, in addition to Dominican beautiful beaches and exciting entertainments you are sure to enjoy the local cuisine, both exotic and colorful.

Interesting Traditions

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Carnival · January, February

Music, dancing and parties are synonymous with the Dominican Carnival! This is the brightest celebration of Dominican culture and their national identity element; it is a real explosion of joy, filled with colors, traditions, events and competitions. Colorful processions take place in every province of the country each Sunday until the first weekend of March – after Ash Wednesday.
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Holly Week · April

During these days, religious processions are held in almost all cities, towns and villages. Gastronomy is also an important element in this celebration. During Holy Week you can try popular Dominican desserts such as: sweet bean cream; «chaka» – corn pudding with rice, milk, cinnamon and cloves; or sweet potato pudding made with cow’s milk and coconut.

Gallery

Looking for inspiration? View our photo gallery of the Dominican Republic!