Articles tagged with "Dominican Republic"
The Dominican Republic is warm all year, but it is not one climate. The north coast, the south coast and the mountain interior behave differently enough that the same week can be three different trips.
Entry to the Dominican Republic turns on a single online form and a passport rule that is shorter than most countries impose. What this guide cannot do is tell you the rule for your own nationality, and it says so rather than guessing.
The Dominican Republic has a dry season that everybody wants and a wet season that costs less and is not the washout its name suggests. The honest answer depends on which trade you would rather make.
Santo Domingo holds the first cathedral, hospital, customs house and university in the Americas, and a street plan that became the template for colonial towns across the New World. It is the country's only World Heritage inscription.