If you are one who doesn’t know anything about the Dominican people do not worry because Dominicans are a simple and happy people. They love to talk with foreigners. They are quite proud of their heritage and face the everyday problems of life with ease and an understanding that life goes on. It is rare to hear a Dominican get truly upset or frustrated because of some sort of infrastructure shortfall, like losing power. They are used to the continual power outages and often just continue with life as if they had power, even though they are literally in the dark. There is peace and calm in their lives, which can be easily seen by those who are new to the country. If you are planning to visit any place, then Isla bella is the best place because of the Dominican people. No one can deny that there are many beautiful places on the island. If you try to capture all of the beauty the island has to offer then you will surely be lost. The beaches and resorts are some of the most popular reasons people visit the Dominican Republic, but tourists come back over and over again because of the Dominican people.
The beaches in the Dominican Republic are dazzling, unspoilt jewels that radiate under the Caribbean sun. Boasting almost 800 glorious miles of beautiful coastline the country possesses some of the best beaches in the whole of the Caribbean. With so many beaches on one island it might be tough to plan a vacation around it. So to help you I have outlined below a list of my favorite beaches in the Dominican Republic.
Cayo Levantado
Another Samana beauty, the Cayo Levantado is another little piece of paradise that features clean, unspoilt beaches that are lined with giant coconut palms interspersed with lush flowery gardens. With warm water and a largely quiet ambiance this is a fantastic place to go for a little solitude.
Playa Luperon
Lined with beautiful coconut palms and extending for over a mile in length the Playa Luperon beach is located on the Atlantic Ocean. It is a great place to dive, snorkel or windsurf, although not really to swim. But with plenty of umbrellas, beach loungers, bars and water sport equipment available to rent there is a lot of fun to be had here.
Punta Cana
Perhaps the most famous beach in the Dominican Republic, this private, immaculate beach of white sand, azure waters and verdant tropical landscapes is as beautiful as it is enjoyable. As well as being a great place to sunbath, for those who like to be a little more active, catamaran trips, speed boats, banana boats and party boats are readily available here. The marine life in this area, which can be seen more closely by snorkeling or on a glass bottom boat tour, is particular stunning too.
Playa Madame
Wild, yet pristine this small, isolated beach is could easily sell a million postcards. A beautiful golden beach surrounded by ragged cliffs and lush, bosky foliage this little gem, although hard to get to at the end of the very rough road that leads in to it, is well worth the trip. Not least because you can explore some of the wonderful caves and lagoons it houses.
Playa de Macao
Rightly acclaimed by UNESCO, the Playa beach is a fantastic beach. Home to the quaint fishing village of El Macao, which is located just south of Uvero Alto in Punta Cana, the beach has brilliant white sand and is notable for an offshore shipwreck which is a popular dive site. Rough waters creates good surfing conditions and the views of and atop the cliffs that brood above the beach are simply breathtaking.