Let’s Visit the Dominican Rep.!

What does the Dominican Republic look like?

Altos de Chavón — A fascinating artists’ village built to look like a 16th-century Mediterranean town, with stone buildings, winding streets, and an amphitheater.
Los Haitises National Park — A mangrove-filled park with limestone islands, caves, birds, and ancient Taíno drawings on cave walls.
27 Charcos de Damajagua — A series of waterfalls and natural pools where visitors can hike, swim, and slide down rocks.
The Amber Museum of Puerto Plata — A museum featuring colorful amber fossils, including ancient insects preserved inside the golden stones.
Pico Duarte — The highest mountain in the Caribbean, surrounded by pine forests, rivers, and hiking trails.
Lake Enriquillo — The Caribbean’s largest lake, home to American crocodiles, flamingos, iguanas, and an island with volcanic landscapes.
The Three Eyes National Park — A park in Santo Domingo with enormous underground limestone caves and three bright blue lakes.

They use pesos dominicanos.