What makes The Dominican Republic a unique place?

The excitement of travel comes from discovering new horizons and immersing in comfortably-unknown multiple experiences. See another way of living, see wonderful places, taste different flavors, smell new aromas and just find some time to do nothing but lie on a hammock and relax in the beach accompanied by the sound of the ocean.  

So many beautiful spots around the world that can offer this, right? And still, each of them has something to bring to the table. The Dominican Republic is one of those paradises, and has become a privileged place for international tourism since the 1940’s. From all around the world people come for the warmth of the people, its pristine Caribbean beaches and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. For starters, Punta Cana is one of its most famous destinations, here you will find a Caribbean paradise of soft sand, turquoise waters, great hotels and gastronomy in the Sanctuary known as Cap Cana, a private gated community retreat with more than 30,000 acres of oceanfront valley roads and flawless beaches. This place is also home of one of the best golf courses in the Caribbean and a dazzling Beach Club by globally-acclaimed designer Oscar de la Renta, who was born in The Dominican Republic.  25% of The Dominican Republic’s land and shoreline are preserved as national parks, reserves, and sanctuaries, so you’ll be able to admire and enjoy so many natural spectacles. The country is home to heavenly beaches such as Bávaro, Puerto Plata, Cabarete, Samana AKA Bacardi Beach, and Bahia de las Aguilas, considered one of the spectacular settings in The Dominican Republic, just to name a few. There are hundreds of  bird species, making it a perfect place to hike and birdwatch through the rainforest that also has over 500 species of flora.But not only will you find natural wonders, but beautiful historical sites. Did you know that Christopher Columbus landed here? Yes, the first New World landing point in 1492 was in The Dominican Republic. It was also the first site in the Americas to have the first cathedral, university, hospital, and, Santo Domingo became the first capital city in the whole continent. A place filled with so much to share!