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La Romana Dominican Republic

Country: Dominican Republic · Region: Southern Caribbean · Currency: Dominican Peso

La Romana is a cruise port city on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, known for its resorts and coastal attractions. The area offers beaches, cultural sites, and water activities for cruise passengers.

Top sights

Altos de Chavon, Casa de Campo Resort, Eastern National Park, local cigar factory

Things to do

Altos de Chavon
A 15th century colonial architectural replica village featuring restaurants, a museum with Taino artifacts, and an amphitheatre overlooking the Chavon River.
Casa de Campo Resort
A 7,000-acre resort and residential community on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic.
Eastern National Park
A national park accessible from the resort area near La Romana.
Local cigar factory
An interesting local attraction offering insight into Dominican cigar production.

Beaches

La Romana beaches
Beaches hosting resort and local parties, activities, and games on certain nights with opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and swimming.
Bayahibe area
A beach area known for popular nightlife and water activities.

Where to eat

Big Sur
A popular club in the Bayahibe area featuring merengue dancing and excellent food.
Local markets and street vendors
Affordable options for homemade Dominican food including fruits, vegetables, and local dishes.

Bars and nightlife

Big Sur
A popular club in the Bayahibe area serving beer and liquor with merengue dancing.

Weather in La Romana by month

Averages from 2015 to 2024, not a forecast. Within about two weeks of a date, the live forecast above is the one to trust.

MonthAverage highAverage lowRainfallWet days
January83°F71°F1.0 in7
February84°F71°F0.9 in7
March85°F71°F1.3 in9
April86°F73°F2.7 in12
May86°F75°F3.5 in14
June88°F76°F2.6 in12
July89°F77°F3.1 in13
August89°F77°F4.0 in16
September88°F77°F4.7 in18
October87°F76°F4.5 in19
November84°F74°F5.2 in15
December84°F73°F1.4 in7

Getting around

Motor bikes (moto conchos) and buses (gua guas) are the primary transportation from the cruise pier; bargain for fair prices on bike rides.

What to eat

Try street market food and local restaurants for authentic Dominican cuisine, or enjoy Calamaris Fritos (fried calamari) at resort restaurants.

Tips

Research your area before exploring, and always bargain with vendors and bike riders for better prices.

Best for

Beaches, snorkeling, water sports, colonial architecture

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