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What to do in Dominican Republic

From the beautiful beaches of Puerto Plata to the ancient architecture of Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic is a fantastic destination in the Caribbean. It’s full of diverse landscapes, rich history, fascinating culture, and warm locals. So if you’re looking for under-the-radar destinations for Filipino travelers, the Dominican Republic is a great choice!

Head to a relaxing city in DR and fly to Santo Domingo. With incredible history and sights, you should wander the city with your camera. Snap the perfect travel photos at Zona Colonial, Catedral Primada de America, and Fortaleza Ozama.

You can also visit fine museums like Alcázar de Colón, the Museum of History and Geography, and the Modern Art Museum. But if you want to spend more time outdoors, bring your mandala beach towel to Juan Dolio and Guayacanes or ride your surfboard to Playa Caribe.

Of course, the rest of Dominican Republic is blessed with the breathtaking beaches that will make anyone love the ocean. Travel to Las Terrenas where the country’s most beautiful beaches and spectacular countryside are just nearby.

Looking for a more sophisticated experience? Head to La Romana for the tropical playground of Casa de Campo resort. Costa del Coco also has plenty of perfect white beaches and calm aquamarine waters for everyone.

Nature lovers can find paradise in Constanza and the “Dominican Alps” where there are protected national parks, streams and valleys waiting for you. But if concrete jungles are more your style, then Puerto Plata and Santiago de los Caballeros are your best bet.

So what are you waiting for? Fly from the Republic of the Philippines to the exciting Dominican Republic!

When to visit Dominican Republic

The best time to visit Dominican Republic is from December to April when you can enjoy the best weather, cheaper prices and hotel rooms, plus fewer tourists too.

Filipinos need a visa to fly to Dominican Republic and travel around the country. Philippine passport holders with a valid permanent resident card or valid visa from the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, or any of the European Union nations don’t need a visa to visit the Dominican Republic. Contact the Dominican Consulate in Manila for more travel info.

Travelling to and around Dominican Republic

From the Philippines, you can reach the Dominican Republic through Santo Domingo city. You can travel around Dominican Republic by plain, bus, metro, taxi, motorcycle taxi, and publico (shared taxi or similar to our jeepney services in the Philippines).

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