The Dominican Republic is the second-largest country in the Caribbean after Cuba and is part of the Greater Antilles archipelago, situated just two hours south of Miami. Christopher Columbus discovered it in 1492 and since then it has grown to overflow with festivals, beach resorts, world-class golf courses, and many more entertainment options. Tourists will also discover the nation’s pulsates with Latin rhythms. All over it, you’ll find small local pubs where an interesting dance unfolds. Merengue is a piece of fast-paced, rhythmic music and dance that originated here. You’ll notice that the Dominican Republic is a sustainable nation, and it produces all types of food. You’ll get the opportunity to sample traditional dishes made from ingredients harvested across the country at your accommodation or a local restaurant. You can enjoy fresh rock lobster in Santo Domingo or you can pamper yourself with grilled shrimp kabobs in Puerto Plata. But make sure you taste the national dish, La Bandera. This is made with rice, beans, meat, vegetables, and fried plantains. The oldest city in the Caribbean, Santo Domingo, is a good destination if you want to explore cobblestone streets, old stone buildings, and museums. And a must-see stop in the Dominican Republic is the waterfall Salto de Aguas Blancas. If you’re traveling with kids (but not only), you should observe marine life at Manati Park. Many tourists come to the Dominican Republic to shop. Here you can purchase some of the world’s finest smokes in Santiago. You can get as a souvenir a bottle of aged Dominican rum, too. Our recommendation is to explore the re-created 16th-century village, Altos de Chavon, for a unique experience. Besides all these wonderful activities in the vibrant center of the Dominican Republic, you can be one of the many guests and rent a boat to discover the breathtaking coastlines.

When it comes to a private yacht charter in the Dominican Republic, there are plenty of destinations to choose from. Its beaches represent the main attraction in the Dominican Republic. These white sandy areas surrounded by coconut palm trees are excellent for a hassle-free vacation. It would be best if you tried the beaches in Punta Cana, one of the most attractive beachfront resort communities in all of the Caribbean. Caleton Beach for example is ideal for those seeking a romantic getaway, there are also luxurious villas serenaded by the sea. But if you’re a scuba diver, you should explore the shipwrecks in the translucent waters of Bayahibe. You may also rent a speedboat or motor yacht for a day and enjoy a dreamy tour to Saona Island, spotting an array of wildlife and flora is an uplifting experience.