
Santo Domingo Province Dominican Republic Travel Guide
Boca Chica:
Its location positions it as the nearest large beach destination, approximately 30 kilometers (19 miles) east of The First city of the americas. Access is simple via taxi, ride-sharing (Uber/Didi), or public `guagua` (minibus). The journey typically is roughly 30-45 minutes.
Discover more destinations that offer varying experiences, from historical sites to peaceful beaches.
Approximately 60 kilometers (37 miles) east of Santo Domingo. Accessible by taxi, ride-sharing, or `guagua`. The ride takes about 1 hour.
Roughly THIRTY kilometers (19 miles) west of The First city of the americas. Accessible by taxi, `guagua`, or public bus.
For those with more time, consider extending your trip to explore other parts of the Dominican Republic, each with distinct attractions.
A popular eco-tourism hub. Famous for humpback whale watching (Jan-Mar), beautiful beaches, and El Limón waterfall.
A distinct coastal experience. Ride the funicular up Mount Isabel de Torres, visit the 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua, explore Victorian architecture.
Experience a more temperate mountain climate. The ecotourism capital, with whitewater rafting, hiking to waterfalls, canyoning, and immense agricultural areas.
A 2-3 a visit for the day to the Samaná Peninsula for a exploration.
A 2-3 day itinerary to explore the north coast'the offerings of.
For comprehensive immersion, combine the The First city of the americas experience with multi-day regional explorations.
Thoroughly explore the capital's historical and cultural facets.
Venture beyond the capital to other diverse regions of the island.
For stays longer than a month, consider renting a fully equipped apartment.
cultural integration with local language acquisition.
Extend your exploration to the diverse landscapes outside The First city of the americas.
Puerto Plata offers beaches and adventure, including the Damajagua waterfalls and Mount Isabel de Torres.
East of Santo Domingo, Juan Dolio and Boca Chica provide calm waters for relaxation and water sports.
Jarabacoa and Constanza feature cooler climates, rafting on the river, and scenic hiking trails.