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Hotel facilities modern villa with panoramic views of the sea and hills.It has five air-conditioned rooms including 4 with sea views and a view of the hills with each one its private bathroom.Its very large terrace with pool and jacuzzi will satisfy you.A second terrace on the second floor and its pergola await you for an aperitif at sunset.This villa is located at the top of a hill and is very well ventilated.Large plot of 5000m2 wooded with private parking
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A truly nature gifted location that invites you to enjoy the vacation of a lifetime! Located directly on the beach, Casa Palmar has a unique open design with amazing views in Las Terrenas. The modern 4 bedroom villa has huge sliding doors, large windows, vaulted ceilings and upscale decor. Daily housekeeping services and a 24 hour on-site caretaker included. Enjoy the calm water of Portillo Beach, and our infinity pool. A 5 min drive from town, 10 min from Salto El Limon. 40min from AZS airport.
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This new exclusive and private 3 bedroom villa in Las Terrenas. Steps from Las Ballenas beach, restaurants, nightlife, and Fishermen’s Village. The house comes with a fully equipped kitchen, saltwater pool, and 24/7 security. The best part of our villa is the simplicity of every detail and natural materials used to provide a luxurious and relaxing space. Our property manager can help arrange transportation, private chef, pre-stocking with groceries, in-house massages, activities, etc.
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Your guide to Las Terrenas
Welcome to Las Terrenas
The formerly sleepy fishing village of Las Terrenas is located on the northeast coast of the Dominican Republic in the province of Samaná, the island’s most rustic — and arguably prettiest — province. Decades of international tourism, combined with a local population that includes French immigrants and European expats as well as generations of African Americans from the United States, give this town a global vibe. Quaint fishing shacks, painted in an appealing rainbow of colors, have been repurposed as boutiques, bars, and bistros serving international cuisine. At night the beach pulses with music.
But Las Terrenas also retains ties to its fishing roots. You can still eat freshly caught fish here, served beachside. And those beaches are a sight to behold: white sand, calm waters, and skinny palm trees. Venture outside the town and you’ll find a plethora of natural wonders, including moss-covered waterfalls and lush forests threaded with hiking trails. Las Terrenas is one of those rare places where you can leave the city without leaving behind its urbane comforts.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Las Terrenas?
Thanks to their tropical setting, Las Terrenas and Samaná enjoy pleasant weather year round. Visitors from chillier climes arrive in winter, making it the high season to stay in one of the area’s villas, and crowds amass in February to celebrate Carnival throughout the month. May and June may bring afternoon showers, while hurricane season, which runs from June to December, can usher in large storms.
What are the top things to do in Las Terrenas?
Salto el Limón
Just getting to this gorgeous waterfall is an exercise in choosing your own adventure: you can ride a horse, kayak down a river, or set off on a short hike through the jungle. You’ll be treated to breathtaking scenery either way. Once you arrive, your prize is an epic waterfall that splashes into an impossibly blue pool where visitors play and relax on a small beach.
Playa Cosón
Generally believed to be the loveliest beach in the area, this four-mile stretch of golden sand lures visitors with its limpid, aquamarine waters; thick stands of waving palms; and beachside dining featuring treats hauled straight from the ocean. If you’re feeling adventurous, Playa Cosón is popular with kite surfers: You can buy a lesson right on the beach.
Whale Watching
There are few things more astounding than encountering a whale in the wild, and Samaná is one of the best places to do it. Between mid-December and late March, thousands of humpback whales migrate past this part of the coast, so your chances of spotting staggeringly large adults and their calves is quite high. Several whale-watching tours operate out of the region. Get an entirely different perspective on these creatures at the Whale Museum in the nearby town of Santa Bárbara de Samaná, home to a 40-foot humpback skeleton, found on the coastline in 1993.