The best beaches in the world, one of the main reasons to visit La Romana and Bayahibe. Beaches of fine white sand, originating from coral and pollution-free.

La Romana beaches are developed in four distinct areas: the beaches of the hotel area adjacent to the Parque Nacional del Este natural reserve, the beaches surrounding the town of Bayahibe, the mainland beaches located on Parque Nacional del Este and Saona Island beaches.    `

The natural environment surrounding the beaches of Dominicus is one of the most preserved in the Dominican Republic. Located in the buffer zone of Parque Nacional del Este; the purity of the waters bathing its white sands are excellent, whilst maintaing its transparency in check, in the absence of pollution and in-line with health regulations. Considered truly-privileged, this beach enjoys excellent sea conditions, a beautiful landscape and a biodiversity-rich surroundings. A small lake lies behind the public beach in Dominicus, visited by large flocks of native birds. Herons and coots are its principal inhabitants, sharing the space and freshwater with aquatic species of amphibians and freshwater fish.
A great way of getting acquainted with the locals is by visiting the public beach strip, located between Viva Wyndham Dominicus Palace and Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus  resorts. You can access the beach through the resorts, or through public paths leading to its entrance.  

Boat tours give access to the beaches located on Parque Nacional del Este, as beautiful as those of Bayahibe but, in addition, sheltered in a protected area; thereby conserving its natural splendor. Discover the truly-amazing La Palmilla beach and the rest of the Saona Island coastline.

Blue Flag certification was awarded to Bayahibe's resort area beaches. This ensures international recognition of its water sanitation, safety in the bathing area and the sustainable management of its coastal line, based on ongoing monitoring of  said aspects.