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| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exotic Samaná Peninsula | $3,013 | 15 | Experience a 15-day exploration of the Dominican Republic, from the historic streets of Santo Domingo to the remote shores of the Samaná Peninsula. Wander the oldest colonial city in the Americas before driving north to discover secluded beaches, vibrant marine life, and lush national parks. Retreat to eco-lodges and pristine coastal villages. |
| Dominican Republic Explorer in Depth | $7,134 | 15 | Travel with a private driver-guide across the Dominican Republic for 15 days of nature, history, and coastal relaxation. Explore the colonial center of Santo Domingo before heading inland to the mountains of Jarabacoa. Discover hidden beaches, snorkel vibrant coral reefs, and rest each night in comfortable eco-lodges and boutique hotels. |
| Windward Islands | $2,080 | 8 | Sail aboard the Royal Clipper on an 8-day journey through vibrant Caribbean islands, pristine beaches, and rich history. Highlights include Dominica’s lush Cabrits National Park, Antigua’s Falmouth Harbor, and Martinique’s stunning shores. |
| Dominican Republic North Coast Beaches | $2,660 | 15 | Spend 15 days driving the Dominican Republic's north coast, from the colonial streets of Santo Domingo to the fishing village of Punta Rucia, the surfer town of Cabarete, and the beaches of Las Terrenas on the Samana Peninsula. This self-drive tour combines a guided city tour, snorkeling, and open coastal roads with free time at each stop. |
| Dominican Republic: Nature, Culture & History | $3,932 | 8 | This 8-day tour crosses the Dominican Republic, blending historic city exploration with lush mountain landscapes and pristine coastline. Wander the colonial streets of Santo Domingo, visit thriving highland plantations, and snorkel the coral reefs of Cayo Arena. Uncover local history and relax on white sand beaches along the way. |
| Dominican Republic Active Island Experience | $3,564 | 15 | This 15-day self-drive tour crosses the Dominican Republic from Santo Domingo's Colonial Zone to the cool highlands of Jarabacoa, the surf town of Cabarete, and the beaches of the Samaná Peninsula. Along the way, you raft rivers, hike to waterfalls, bike through history, and explore secluded coves reachable only by boat. |
The Caribbean has more than 7,000 islands, islets, and cays in total. This includes well-known destinations as well as many smaller, uninhabited islands spread across the region.
For first-timers, islands that are easy to get around and visitor-friendly are usually the best choice. Places like Jamaica and the Bahamas are popular because they have good flight access, plenty of resorts, and a wide mix of beaches, food, and activities.
For clear water and marine life, the Caribbean has plenty of great spots. Bonaire, Curaçao, and Belize are known for calm seas, colourful reefs, and easy access to snorkeling and dive sites straight from shore.
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