Dominican
Republic

Welcome to the Dominican Republic!

This vibrant island nation pulsates with infectious rhythms, stunning natural beauty, and a rich cultural tapestry waiting to be explored. Al Ritmo Travels invites you to dive deep into the heart of this country, connect with the passionate local dance scene, and create memories that move you long after your return.

Dance & Music

Dance is woven into the fabric of Dominican life, reflecting the island’s diverse cultural heritage. Feel the exhilarating energy of merengue, delve into the sensual sway of bachata, or surrender yourself in the local salsa scene.

The music scene in the Dominican Republic is equally dynamic, pulsating with the sounds of salsa, reggaeton, and traditional folk music. Explore bustling clubs in Santo Domingo, where live bands and DJs keep the party going late into the night, or soak up the laid-back vibes of beachside bars in Las Terrenas. From intimate performances in local venues to lively street festivals celebrating the island’s musical heritage, the Dominican Republic offers a rhythmic journey unlike any other.

Beyond the dancefloor

The Dominican Republic boasts more than just electrifying dance nights. Imagine pristine beaches lapped by turquoise water, lush rainforests teeming with exotic wildlife, and dramatic mountain ranges offering breathtaking vistas.

Explore the historic charm of colonial towns like Santo Domingo and Santiago de Los Caballeros, delve into the fascinating history of the Taino people, or discover hidden waterfalls cascading through lush vegetation. Our trips combine your love of dance with unforgettable adventures beyond the dance floor.

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Fact Sheet

Capital City: Santo Domingo
Climate: Tropical, year-round sunshine and warm temperatures
Currency: Dominican Peso (DOP), USD widely accepted
Language: Spanish
Population: 11 Million
Founded: 1492 (Oldest Colonial Settlement in the Americas)
Dances / Music: Merengue, Bachata, Salsa, Dembow, Reggeaton
#1 Sport: Baseball

Travel Tips

Visas: Most European citizens don’t require a visa for stays under 30 days. Please check latest visa requirements before you travel.
Safety: Generally safe for tourist. However, exercise common sense precautions and be aware of your surroundings
Packing suggestion: Pack comfortable clothing for dancing, swimwear, insect repellent, and a hat. Don’t forget comfortable shoes for exploring.
Pro tip!: Bring quality earplugs. Dominicans like music, and they like it loud. Less so do your eardrums. So protect yourself and ensure to have earplugs with you anytime.