When people think of paradise places, often the first thing they imagine is the coastline. And a country like the Dominican Republic is the best place to find the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and the Caribbean Sea on the south, this tropical island paradise has more than 1,000 miles (1,609 km) of coastline, 250 miles (402 km) of the world’s top beaches.

Imagine being able to spend your days in a paradise, surrounded by palm trees, playing in the surf or donning a mask and exploring the colorful submerged world, dancing to the rhythm of bachata, and talking with the most people with the warmest and hospitable people.

When you dream about retirement, invest or going to vacation paradisiacal places where the cost of living is much lower than European countries and even other locations in the Caribbean, Dominican Republic is always the best option.

Talk about beaches it´s easy but picks the top it´s not in a country like this. Here are our top five:

5. Bahía de las Aguilas

Located in the central part of the southern coast of the island of Santo Domingo, It´s considered the most crystalline beach in the world with a total extension of 37 kilometers of virgin beach. The bay is part of the Jaragua National Park, a protected area due to the abundance of sea life. 

Bahia de las Aguilas it´s a very attractive place because it is completely isolated, becoming a true oasis in the middle of the deserted steppe of the park. For people
looking for a quiet place, this Bahia it’s a hidden treasure, 323 km from Santo Domingo and approximately 25 km from Pedernales the nearest town.
People can do activities such as hiking, rural cycling or simply taking a refreshing swim in one of the most crystalline waters in the entire Caribbean Sea can be done.

4 Playa Ermitaño

An earthly paradise of crystalline waters and white sands, which is practically a natural pool, in addition to contrasting with cliffs and mountains with abundant vegetation, which makes it a sanctuary of peace and relaxation, far from the noise of the city.

It is located in the town of El Limón in the Samaná península, to 176 from Santo Domingo City. The bay It is approximately 400 meters long and is surrounded by reefs

3. Cayo Arena

Even though it’s an Island and not a beach, but we want it to be on this list because is one of the most beautiful and paradisiacal places in the Dominican Republic. At first glance, it looks like a fantasy island, quite small, with very soft white sand and surrounded by the tropical sea. In Cayo Arena the waters of the sea present colors between green and blue, producing a spectacular view, that’s one of the reasons why is the perfect place for diving and snorkeling.

Located in the Northwest of the Dominican Republic off the coast of Puerto Plata in Punta Russia, a picturesque and small fishing village on the coast of Puerto Plata. It is reached by sea, through a boat ride of about 20 minutes.

2. Playa Rincon

Made up of more than 3 kilometers of coastline, Playa Rincon
It is considered one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world
as well as one of the 50 most impressive natural enclaves in South America and the Caribbean.

The coasts of Playa Rincón are ideal for practicing water sports such as sailing and windsurfing.  Is also ideal to spend the whole day as you will find establishments where you can try local food, locals who will act as a guide so that you better know the secrets of this place or you can simply rent a hammock and let yourself be carried away by the peace.

Located in Samana, it can be reached by driving along the road that connects with Las Galeras or starting from there on horseback through the mountains. An additional and adventure-filled alternative is by sea. Boats are boarded, either from the town of Las Galeras or from some hotels in the area

1.Playa y Rio Arroyo Salado

Imagine a magical beach where you will not only find several kilometers of golden sand but also a river. This beach belongs to La Entrada, one of the municipal districts of the Cabrera municipality. It is named after the Arroyo Salado river that flows there. 

Although it has not been opened to international tourism with the same force as other beaches in the country, it is considered one of the most beautiful places on the island.

Do you want to live the experience of visiting and falling in love with these beaches and why not consider investing or planning your retirement on the island? 

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