





Extreme Nature and Untouched Beauty
Pedernales
The wildest and purest Caribbean. Located in the southwest of the country, Pedernales is synonymous with pristine nature and adventure. Its national parks and crystal clear beaches offer unique landscapes and experiences beyond traditional tourist routes.
The wildest and purest Caribbean. Located in the southwest of the country, Pedernales is synonymous with pristine nature and adventure. Its national parks and crystal clear beaches offer unique landscapes and experiences beyond traditional tourist routes.
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Key Attributes
Type: Ecotourism and pristine beaches
Climate: Dry and sunny
Ideal for: Adventure, nature, and exploration
Peak season: December–April


What To Do
Visit Bahía de las Águilas and enjoy its crystal-clear waters
Explore Jaragua National Park and its protected ecosystems
Observe flamingos and wildlife at Laguna de Oviedo
Explore caves, trails, and natural rock formations
Hike in the Sierra de Bahoruco
Capture desert and coastal landscapes through photography
Snorkel in clear-water areas
Enjoy untouched, lightly visited beaches
Learn about local border communities and culture
Practical Information
5–6 hours from Santo Domingo
December–April
3–5 days
Bahía de las Águilas, Laguna de Oviedo
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Must-sees in Pedernales
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The wildest and purest Caribbean.
Pedernales is one of the most pristine and surprising destinations in the Caribbean, located in the southwest of the Dominican Republic. Its desert-like landscapes, crystal-clear beaches, and protected national parks create striking visual scenery. Bahía de las Águilas, considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the country, is its most iconic natural attraction. The destination is ideal for ecotourism, adventure, and responsible exploration, offering authentic experiences far from mass tourism. Pedernales invites visitors to discover nature in its purest state, connecting with unique ecosystems and rare tranquility.

Where to Stay in Pedernales


Getting to Pedernales
Pedernales’ best entry point is Las Américas International Airport (SDQ), located approximately four and a half hours west.

The island that always shines awaits you with open arms
The island that always shines awaits you with open arms
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