Photographic locations in Dominican Republic

A 2-kilometer coastal strip with white sand and warm water. Palm trees provide shade for beachgoers and sports enthusiasts.

The 3-kilometer beach offers shallow water with blue coloring. Coconut palms line the entire coastal section.

The 16th-century urban area contains Spanish colonial architecture, stone streets and the first cathedral in the Americas.

A system of 27 waterfalls in the mountains. The limestone formations create natural pools with clear water.

The park features dense mangrove forests, limestone caves and jagged rocks rising above the Caribbean Sea.

The island contains white sand beaches, palm forests and clear waters. Coral reefs surround the coastline.

The bay extends eight kilometers with white sand and turquoise water in Jaragua National Park.

The park encompasses desert land, salt marshes and mangroves. El Morro mountain rises 242 meters above sea level.

This sandbar extends 200 meters into the ocean. The clear water allows observation of fish and coral formations.

The bay hosts humpback whales from January to March. Palm trees line the coast and mangroves grow in the water.

The beach provides constant winds for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Restaurants and shops line the boardwalk.

This replica of a 16th century village was built in 1982. The complex includes an amphitheater that seats 5000 people.

This remote beach stretches for 3 kilometers with white sand and clear waters. Palm trees line the shore creating natural shade.

Water falls 40 meters into a natural pool surrounded by tropical forest. The site requires a 30-minute hike to access.

Built in 1514, this cathedral combines Gothic and Baroque elements. The coral limestone walls and bronze statues mark its historical significance.

This beach features coral reefs and clear waters for snorkeling. The limestone cliffs provide a natural barrier and shelter.

This natural water pool inside a limestone cave contains turquoise water and is surrounded by limestone formations.

This island features coral reefs, clear water, and sandy beaches. A nature reserve for sea turtles and tropical fish.

The largest lake in the Caribbean lies 40 meters below sea level. The salt water hosts crocodiles and flamingos.

A system of three lakes in limestone caves with clear water. The caves are connected by stone paths.

The white sand shore with high waves attracts surfers. The public area provides space for swimming and sunbathing.

The 16th century fortress protected the harbor from pirates. The walls provide views of the Atlantic and the city.

The beach with hotels offers water sports and golf courses. The shallow water is suitable for swimming.

The 60-meter waterfall drops into a stone basin. The water flows from the mountains of Jarabacoa.

This 16th-century monastery houses an art gallery with contemporary exhibitions within its historical vaulted halls.

A three-kilometer coastal strip with white sand and coconut palms along the Atlantic coast.

This cable car transports visitors 793 meters above sea level and provides views of the city and coastline.

A fishing village with wooden boats along the coast, sandy beach and several restaurants serving local cuisine.

The 2 square kilometer garden contains over 300 plant species and a research center for tropical botany.

This limestone cave displays 500 pre-Columbian wall paintings and contains stalactites, stalagmites, and an underground lake.

Historic colonial palace that was the residence of Christopher Columbus' son, Diego Colon.

This monument commemorates the Dominican War of Restoration heroes.

A coastal settlement with European restaurants, bars and shops. The beaches are lined with palm trees.

A freshwater lagoon with two caves and a 5-meter jumping platform. The water temperature stays at 25°C year-round.

A 16th-century Franciscan monastery. The walls display colonial architecture from the Spanish rule period.

A 2-kilometer beach with white sand. Coconut palms line the coast and provide natural shade.