Many tourists travel to the Dominican Republic because of its picture-perfect beaches, five-star hotels, and efficient tourism infrastructure. Travellers seeking an experience of more than a standard beach holiday will find special chances thanks to the region's diverse topography, which extends from lush woods and mountains to semi-desert regions. The Samaná Peninsula, the country's hilly interior, or less-touristy towns and cities are good options for independent travellers who wish to get away from this scene. In locations like Cabarete, surfers and kiteboarders will have no trouble finding what they're searching for. And no location in the Caribbean has as much history as Santo Domingo's colonial district.
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