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Samana

Samana

Wild nature, whales and waterfalls

The greenest peninsula

The Samana peninsula, in the country’s northeast, is one of the most spectacular and least crowded corners of the Dominican Republic. Jungle-covered mountains dropping onto postcard beaches, coconut palms to the horizon and a slow pace of life make it a paradise for nature lovers.

Every year, between January and March, thousands of humpback whales arrive in Samana Bay to mate and give birth, in one of the most impressive natural spectacles in the Caribbean.

Waterfalls and islands

El Limon Waterfall, a 40-meter cascade hidden in the jungle, is reached on foot or horseback. Cayo Levantado, known as Bacardi Island, and the beaches of Las Terrenas and Playa Rincon, repeatedly ranked among the world’s best, complete the offering.

Authentic ecotourism

Los Haitises National Park, with its mangroves, caves bearing Taino paintings and karst formations rising from the sea, is a must for travelers seeking nature in its purest form.

Attractions

Avistamiento de ballenas

De enero a marzo, ballenas jorobadas en la Bahia de Samana.

Salto El Limon

Cascada de 40 metros con piscina natural en plena selva.

Cayo Levantado

Isla paradisiaca conocida como Isla Bacardi.

Los Haitises

Parque nacional de manglares, cuevas y cayos.

Travel tips

Temporada de ballenas

Reserva con antelacion entre enero y marzo.

Salto El Limon

Puedes subir a caballo si prefieres no caminar.

Carretera

El bulevar turistico conecta Samana con el este rapidamente.

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