La Romana is a bustling port city on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic. Once a major hub for sugar processing, La Romana is now a major tourist town. The biggest draw for cruise passengers is Casa de Campo, a vast seaside resort that offers tennis, horseback riding, and the number-one ranked golf course in the Caribbean. Those who don't want to spend the day at a resort may enjoy a guided walking tour of the old town, scouring the local markets in search of the island's famous pale-blue gemstone Larimar, or relaxing by the beach with a cocktail in hand.

Catalina Island, is situated off the mainland of the Dominican Republic, in sight of La Romana. Main attractions are the island's unspoiled nature and deserted white sand beaches. The area is rich in coral reefs, as well as various bird and fish species.

The Samana Peninsula is located in the east of the Dominican Republic. Gorgeous long distinguished white beaches, clear water and palm groves of Samana as well as coconut forests, pristine beaches and waterfalls attract tourists. In January and February, Samaná is particularly popular for whale watching.

Puerto Plata is a port city on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. See the replica of Rio's famous 'Christ the Redeemer' statue that overlooks the city or enjoy the watersports the city offers.

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La Romana is a bustling port city on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic. Once a major hub for sugar processing, La Romana is now a major tourist town. The biggest draw for cruise passengers is Casa de Campo, a vast seaside resort that offers tennis, horseback riding, and the number-one ranked golf course in the Caribbean. Those who don't want to spend the day at a resort may enjoy a guided walking tour of the old town, scouring the local markets in search of the island's famous pale-blue gemstone Larimar, or relaxing by the beach with a cocktail in hand.