La Romana

Dominican Republic
La Romana showing a coastal town and a bay or harbor
Base yourself in this province to discover Caribbean beaches, play world-class golf courses, visit a Mediterranean village and take daytrips to tropical islands.

La Romana is a southeastern province of the Dominican Republic and a gateway to the island’s Caribbean treasures. Sugarcane fields spill down to a coastline decorated with beaches where the sand is like sugar and the water is as clear as glass. Find a blend of historical landmarks and modern resort hotels. Explore a jaw-dropping national park via hiking trails and boat tours.

Book a room or purchase a day pass to visit the Casa de Campo Resort, a luxury vacation complex frequented by famous actors, musicians and sportspeople. Golfers will enjoy playing the Pete Dye-designed courses Dye Fore, The Links and Teeth of the Dog. Find dozens of bars, restaurants, fashion boutiques. Head to the Casa de Campo Marina for high-end shopping and waterfront dining.

Minitas Beach is where you can go for kayaking, paddleboarding and a taste of the Caribbean beach lifestyle. About a 30-minute drive from here, Bayahibe Beach and Dominicus Beach are among the island’s most-loved beaches. Enjoy safe swimming, great snorkeling and stunning sunsets.

Where the province meets the Chavon River is Altos de Chavon, a recreation of a 16th-century Mediterranean village. Wander between cobblestone streets, pretty courtyards and stone archways. Watch international musicians perform at Altos de Chavon Amphitheater and attend a service at Saint Stanislaus Church.

In La Romana city center, daily life revolves around Parque Central Duarte. Look for statues of Dominican baseball stars and shelter from the sunshine on a tree-shaded bench. Nearby, portrayals of everyday Dominican activities adorn the El Obelisco monument.

Be sure to explore the natural delights of East National Park, home to 500 flower species including the national flower, the Bayahibe rose. Hiking trails lead to beguiling caves, springs and Taino rock paintings.

Pristine beaches and mesmerizing dive sites await at Catalina Island and Saona Island. The latter is also the Dominican’s most-important turtle nesting location.

Flights travel to La Romana International Airport from major Canadian, European and U.S. cities. With adventure, luxury living and wildlife, La Romana is a great vacation option.

Popular cities in La Romana

La Romana showing a coastal town and a bay or harbor
La Romana
Known for Golf, Beaches and Entertainment
Visit this destination famous for meals of fresh seafood, large caves and access to Isla Saona.

Reasons to visit

  • Casa de Campo Marina
  • La Romana Port
  • Playa de la Isla Catalina