La Romana and Bayahíbe offer travelers much more than incomparable beaches, bars, and nightclubs. History enthusiasts can immerse themselves in over 3,000 significant relics of our Taíno ancestors, both at the Altos de Chavón Museum and Cultural Center, and outdoors along the Padre Nuestro Trail.
In terms of gastronomy, the local and international fine dining scene presents its credentials at the restaurants in La Romana, Bayahíbe, and Casa de Campo, many of which take advantage of the diverse array of fish and seafood typical of our beaches. A wide variety of pizzerias, trattorias, gastro-bars, cozy spots for a romantic dinner for two, fast food franchises, and kid-friendly meals bring together tourists on their vacations with the warmth and joy that is characteristic of the Dominican people, creating unforgettable memories together.
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