La - Roman

Spa La Romana is located in the center of the homonymous province, halfway between the capital of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo and the resort in the east coast of Punta Cana. Spa La Romana - one of the most popular resorts in the Dominican Republic. La Romana - a popular place for lovers of snow-white beaches and a relaxing holiday under palm trees. Hotels in La Romana stretch along the coast and offers excellent conditions for recreation and entertainment. Beach Bayaibe - is the sea, sky, sand and palm trees, here is the picturesque fishing village, composed of small colored wooden houses. Near to La Romana are Altos de Chavon - tourist attraction, presenting a copy of the Italian village of the XVI century, with a concert amphitheater, cafes and shops, the island of Saona Island - one of the most popular places for lovers of white sand beaches and a relaxing holiday under palm trees. You can rent a boat and reach the nearby island of Saona and visit East National Park - Nature Reserve, which contains numerous species of endangered plants and animals - more than 112 species of birds, sea turtles, pelicans, dolphins, flying fish and local mammals. This park brings tourists to their amazement bushes climbing plants, which are down to the sea, reflected in its thousands of highlights, as well as caves and caverns, where, as reported chroniclers, took refuge weary sailors of Christopher Columbus on his second voyage. Saturdays interesting to visit these parts are very colorful market. East of La Romana, runs one of the most beautiful agricultural areas of the island: the valley, planted with sugar cane, lemons and oranges. Crossing the River Dulce (sweet), you will find yourself in the Casa de Campo, the largest tourist complex Caribbean has entered the top ten Harper's Bazaar. The complex has its own airport. Just a few minutes walk from the Casa de Campo is Altos de Shavon artificially recreated medieval city of artists and craftspeople. There is a school of design (a branch of the Institute of Design Parsons in New York), Church of St. Stanislaus, the regional archaeological museum and an amphitheater for 5 thousand people.