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Las Terrenas vacation rentals

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Bungalow in Las Terrenas
Bungalow SO CUTE, cosy, piscine privative!
Bungalow cosy et atypique, au charme fou…le bungalow est situé dans notre propriété sécurisée à seulement quelques pas du village et quelques minutes à pied de la plage. Le logement est particulièrement soigné, tout est fait pour vous accueillir dans un cadre idyllique et confortable. Vous disposez d’un très grand lit confortable, d’une salle de bain « tropicale » vous invitant au voyage. A l’extérieur vous disposez d’une piscine privative, ainsi que deux terrasses qui vous invite au farniente!
$109 per night
Superhost
Bungalow in Las Terrenas
Dream Tropical Bungalow. 2 min. walk to BEACH.
750ft/250m to the BEACH Playa Popy. Tropical style bungalow in a small B&B of 3 bungalows. Features an outdoor patio facing a lush garden with natural swimming pool. King size bed, daily room service, full bathroom with toiletries, ceiling fan and A/C(pay per use). Secured parking area. Breakfast available(extra). Common fridge/freezer, coffee maker, flatware. No kitchen! Walking distance to beaches, town, shops, restaurants and bars yet in a quiet and safe residential area. Suits nature lovers!
$85 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Las Terrenas
Cincuenta pasos... 2BR Luxury Beachfront Unit
50 pasos….50 steps…. in any language you are that close to beautiful Playa Bonita Beach. Part of a gated community, we are situated at the east end of the beach where a private cove makes it even more enticing. The condo is a beachfront, ground floor unit, perfect for couples and friends! **Electricity fee is an additional charge at the end of your stay.
$213 per night

Stay near Las Terrenas's top sights

Playa Punta Popy32 locals recommend
Playa Las Ballenas51 locals recommend
Supermercado Pola122 locals recommend
Hotel Alisei3 locals recommend
Las Cayenas3 locals recommend
Mosquito Boutique Hotel21 locals recommend

Las Terrenas house rentals

Superhost
Home in DO
Bali a Las Terrenas next to the fishermen's village
$50 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
Villa Near EVERYTHING 200M to the Beach,300M town.
$188 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
Casita Linda, sea view house.
$39 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
Villa Panama Grande villa near the beach
$329 per night
Superhost
Home in los puentes - las terrenas
casa bony - panorama and tranquility
$106 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
Walk to the beach & restaurants @ Las Terrenas!
$270 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
New Luxury Bungalow in Playa Las Ballenas.
$169 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
Apartment in Monserrat 2
$75 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
Casa Bruno, close to beach and village
$73 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
Casa Ana Playa Bonita
$600 per night
Superhost
Home in Las terrenas
☆VILLA Casa Sol - 4 bedrooms @PLAYA LAS BALLENAS ☆
$220 per night
Superhost
Home in Las Terrenas
Garden oasis 500 meters to beach
$96 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Las Terrenas

Total rentals

2.3K properties

Rentals with a pool

1.9K properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

640 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

1.5K properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

45K reviews

Nightly prices starting at

$10 before taxes and fees

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.


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 here, 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.


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.

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