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Overflowing with natural riches, from a dream coast to excellent golf courses, La Romana is one of the preferred destinations in the Dominican Republic. Sugar cane fields lead to beautiful white sand beaches from Dominicus to Bayahibe.
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The cave-filled forests of the Cotubanamá National Park are home to plenty of springs and Taino rock art. At sea, the Saona, Catalina and Catalinita islands contain turtle nesting areas in front of impressive coral reefs, while shipwrecks teeming with marine life rest at the bottom of our waters.
The largest sugar cane factory in the Americas was located in La Romana, until its owners diversified and founded the luxurious Casa de Campo resort in 1974, a celebrity favorite and popular destination thanks to its Pete Dye-designed golf courses. .
Soon after, it was followed by the beautiful replica of a 16th century Mediterranean town that is Altos de Chavón, built with a breathtaking view of the Chavón River, and packed with entertainment, including a Greek amphitheater where renowned Grammy award-winning artists perform every year. .
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While many flock to La Romana to enjoy its luxurious life by the sea, excellent fishing, diving, exquisite cuisine and shopping, the nearby towns of Bayahibe and Dominicus attract many more. La Romana is the gateway to the Catalina and Saona Islands, which are part of the Cotubanamá National Park, and are the most visited attractions in the country.
You cannot expect less from the only area of the Dominican Republic where the exceptional Rosa de Bayahibe occurs, a pale pink cactus shrub that was named the National Flower of the Dominican Republic in 2011 and appears on the banknotes of the Dominican currency.
The major ports of entry to La Romana are La Romana International Airport (LRM) and the Casa de Campo Tourist Port .