Lasterrenas
Miami Welcomes the Third Dominican Trade Show, Promoting Tourism Growth The Dominican Republic’s Ministry of Tourism hosted its third Trade Show this Wednesday in Miami, Florida, bringing a vibrant showcase of the country’s best offerings to attendees. The event featured traditional Dominican cuisine, lively music, and a colorful atmosphere, creating an immersive experience for visitors….
The Minister of Tourism, David Collado, has enthusiastically announced that the iconic Pueblo de Los Pescadores in Las Terrenas will be ready for its grand reopening in November, marking a pivotal moment for tourism in the region. With the backing of 80% of the local community, this landmark project aims to rejuvenate and transform one…
Playa El Portillo Lined with resorts and villas, Playa Portillo begins at the entrance of Las Terrenas town, stretching all the way east as the first part of the whopping five kilometer (eight mile) long coastline. Playa Portillo’s soft white sand boasts a coral reef close enough to swim to, and offers easy snorkeling opportunities….
Playa Punta Poppy Playa Punta Popy is the social and water sports beach hub of Las Terrenas. Peppered with a maze of giant palm trees, its white sand shores offer the perfect wind and wave conditions for kitesurfers, new or experienced. On the western side, calmer waters attract swimmers and paddleboarders, as well as crowds…
Playa Coson Among the top three most stunning beaches on the Samaná Peninsula, this golden, soft-sanded beauty is located just a 20-minute drive west from the heart of Las Terrenas. Also reached via the scenic Boulevard Turístico del Atlántico, it’s ideal for long walks, popular for kitesurfing–with on-site classes–and body surfing, and there are a…
Playa Bonita Playa Bonita is as pretty as its name suggests–a crescent-shaped, cozy white sand beach lined with a variety of boutique hotels, villas, and restaurants. The western edge of the beach is as still as a swimming pool, attracting families, while the eastern side–facing hotels and a kitesurfing school–offers active waves for the adventurous….
Find your Neighborhood in Las Terrenas Las Ballenas Beach Named Las Ballenas because of three rocky stones in the distance that resemble humpback whales, this spacious, wide white sand stretch with a shallow, calm sea sits right in the heart of Las Terrenas’s small town. Lined in part by hotels, villas, bars, and restaurants, on…