Things to do in Las Terrenas

Welcome to Las Terrenas

Once an active port for the British slave trade, the town of Las Terrenas on the northwestern edge of Samana is home to people of Taino, Spanish and African descent—making it one of the most diverse destinations of this tiny province. Travelers flock to its pristine beaches, tucked perfectly between towering mountains and scenic Coson Bay.

Its close proximity to the El Limon waterfall, as well as Parque Nacional Los Haitises, is just part of what makes Las Terrenas a destination for the outdoors. Cruise through the area or try your hand at kite boarding or windsurfing at one of the town’s exclusive schools as a wild water daredevil. More laid-back travelers relax on the town’s white sandy beaches.

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Drone view of the Cayo Levantado (Bacardi Island), Dominican Republic.

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Cayo Levantado (Bacardi Island)

The remote tropical island of Cayo Levantado (Bacardi Island is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful beach destinations in the Dominican Republic. Home to a 5-star resort, white-sand beach, and lush rain forest, Cayo Levantado is rife with opportunities to hike, snorkel, scuba dive, and relax.

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Playa Bonita beach dotted with palm trees and clear waters, Las Terrenas

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Playa Bonita

Located on the Samana Peninsula near the town of Las Terrenas, Playa Bonita lives up to its name of beautiful beach. With a crescent-shaped beach dotted with palm trees and clear waters suitable for swimming, surfing, snorkeling, and scuba diving, it’s no wonder Playa Bonita is considered one of the prettiest beaches in the world.

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