Dominican Tourist Attractions
There are many beautiful small islands in the Caribbean, but the most beautiful one should be Dominica. Dominica is located in the eastern half of Hispaniola in the Greater Antilles of the Caribbean Sea and was discovered by Columbus when he first visited America, meaning "Sunday".
Dominica is known for its best beaches and pristine ecology, which are Dominica's tourist selling points. Dominica's white sand beach is like a soft bed that extends into the turquoise sea. Every tourist who comes to Dominica for the first time has the impulse to bury his head deeply in it.
Santo Domingo Santo Domingo is the capital of the Dominican Republic, the largest deep-water harbor in the country and the oldest city in the southern hemisphere. It is located at the mouth of the Osama River in the south into the Caribbean Sea. The Urban area is adjacent to the Caribbean Sea and the Osama River. The Caribbean Sea is vast and the Osama River is spacious and deep. As the economic center of the Dominican Republic, most of the country's industrial production of consumer goods is concentrated here.
The urban area is divided into two parts: the old city and the new city. Most of the ancient buildings for people to admire are concentrated in the old city. To the west of the old Urban area, on the Caribbean coast, is the location of the New town area. The newly built streets are wide and straight, and the milky white modern buildings are nestled among the evergreen palm trees, coconut groves, banana bushes, flowers and green grass, presenting a fascinating natural scenery of a tropical coastal city. Santo Domingo has wide streets, clean city appearance, lush forests, blooming flowers, and fragrant grass. It is a beautiful coastal city and a famous tourist attraction on the American continent.
Boca Chica Beach, the golden beach of Santo Domingo, is world-famous. The white beach is vast and flat, the soft sand shines golden in the sun, and the lush palm trees are beautiful and straight. The service facilities here are complete and complete, making it an ideal place for sea bathing and sunbathing.
Santiago is the capital and second largest city of the Dominican Province of Santiago. It was built in the colonial era in 1495. It was an important strategic city during the Dominican Zionist War and is currently one of the important cities in Dominica.
San Diego's most popular landmark is San Diego Cathedral, built in 1895. It is the most photogenic building in the city and a must-visit for every visitor. The Zionist War Memorial Tower is located on a hill, 67 meters high, and is built of marble. Construction began in 1944. It was built to commemorate the liberation of Dominica from Spanish rule and serves as a place for citizens to relax and socialize at night. In addition, Das Theater, Tobacco Museum, History Museum, Leon Center, etc. are also must-see places.
Katarina Island Beach Speaking of the beauty of nature, the Katarina Island beach that exists on earth is undoubtedly unmatched by other places. At the southeastern end of the Dominican Republic, there is a synonym for "paradise", which is the Katarina Island beach. Catalina Island is a huge and beautiful white sand beach covering an area of 10 square kilometers. It is an important tourist attraction in the Dominican Republic. It is also one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Like many other beaches in Dominica, the waters here are mainly used for diving and diving. Because there is a coral area on the island, diving here is very famous. It should be pointed out that this area is called el Muro and is the best diving place in the country. Although there are beaches in the east, west and north, only the western part is used. There are no houses on the island. To come here for a tour, tourists need to confirm in advance whether the hotel they book provides transportation to Katarina Island, or find out whether there is a local tourism company.
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National Botanical Park National Botanical Park is one of the many parks in the Dominican Republic. It is a dense and beautiful landscape park. Located in Santo Domingo, the capital of the northern region of the country, it covers an area of 2 million square meters and is the largest botanical park in the Caribbean. Parks in the capital are planted with a large number of tropical palm plants, more than 40 aquatic plants live in 48 ponds, 150-square-meter pavilions are covered with ferns, and about 1500 trees are planted in 12000-square-meter arboretum, most of which are local plants.
Popular tourist attractions include the secluded Japan Botanical Garden and the beautiful Orchid Pavilion, which houses more than 300 orchids of various colors and shapes. It can be said that the National Botanical Park shoulders the mission of protecting rich and diverse plants and provides a perfect place for people to relax and rest. The National Botanical Garden allows private events and is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets for foreign tourists are US$1.50, children for domestic tourists are US$10RD, and adults are US$20RD. Train tours with guided services cost an additional $1.50 per person.
Santo Domingo Zoo The Santo Domingo Zoo is a true animal refuge that began construction in 1975 and is now visited by thousands of students and others. Due to its vast territory and diversity of biological habitats, this zoo is also one of the largest and most complete zoos in Latin America.
There are many kinds of animals in the zoo, including local and foreign species. The zoo has many attractions, such as wild animals, lions, tigers, crocodiles, ponds, turtles, monkeys, etc. The bird habitat looks very beautiful from a distance because there are many birds with different feather colors. If tourists want to play, they only need to take a leisurely walk or take a small train, which will lead tourists to the most important scenic spot of the zoo and then to the green area, where the open space in the green area can be used for tourists to rest for a while. Some veterinary and scientific experts have been dedicated to the research and protection of zoo species throughout the year. Here, visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery in the animal cultivation area.
Manati Park Manati Park is located in the Bawarao region of the eastern Dominican Republic and is famous for its tourist attractions. The Bawarao region is considered one of the three most attractive tourist areas in the Dominican Republic, while Manati Park is one of the most important tourist attractions in the Bawarao region.
It is a theme park with a variety of internal attractions that allow visitors to enjoy and give visitors the opportunity to get in close contact with nature, especially the animals inside, because of special performances by trained animals such as dolphins. Other animals include lizards, snakes, crabs, etc., and different types of birds.
There are about 55 different species in the park, such as imitating parrots. There are also horse performances, sea lions and other trained animals. One of the main attractions for tourists is swimming with dolphins, but this costs $75 and requires advance reservations. There are also shops, restaurants, Taino Museum and gift shops in the park, where visitors can buy their favorite things as souvenirs while passing by.
Lake Enriquillo is located in a canyon rift in Barahona Province, Dominican Republic. It is the largest and lowest lake in the Caribbean Sea and one of the few in the world where crocodiles inhabit one of the saltwater lakes.
Enrikilo Lake has a surface area of 375 square meters, and its deepest point can reach 52 meters. It is 45 meters below sea level. It is surrounded by mountains. This is a thrilling lake and one of the new seven wonders of the world. As a saltwater lake, few animals live in the lake, but Lake Enrikilo is different, with crocodiles, iguanas, flamingos, etc. living there. In the center of the lake there is an island with lush trees and is home to flamingos and crocodiles. In addition, a large number of cactus can be viewed, making it an ideal place for Dominica to experience true eco-tourism.