Hato Mayor Province, Administrative province in eastern Dominican Republic
Hato Mayor Province is an administrative region in eastern Dominican Republic, comprising three municipalities: Hato Mayor del Rey, Sabana de la Mar, and El Valle. The territory features forests, farmland, and diverse landscapes that support agriculture and ranching activities.
The province was established as an independent administrative unit in 1984, when it separated from El Seibo province. This reorganization allowed for improved local governance and development in the eastern region.
Cattle ranching shapes how people live and work in the countryside, with families continuing traditional herding practices that have been passed down for generations. This rural way of life remains visible in daily routines across the region.
The province is well connected to Santo Domingo through multiple routes, making it accessible for visitors coming from the capital. Travel times vary depending on which road you take.
The Salto de Jalda waterfall area features one of the Caribbean's largest waterfall formations, complete with natural pools and cascading waters. This natural setting offers visitors a remarkable experience that often goes unnoticed by many travelers.
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