When Christopher Columbus, the Dominican Republic's first tourist, stepped ashore over 500 year ago, he marvelled at the spectacular natural beauty of its mountainous peaks, verdant valleys, spectacular waterfalls and breathtaking palm-fringed beaches. With an average temperature of 28 degrees, more than 300 sun-filled days every year and warm, clear, turquoise seas make this the perfect place to just lay back and relax on the beach or enjoy the vast array of watersports available.

This develpoment is a luxury 5 Star resort situated on the Dominican Republic’s north coast along a white sand beach bordered by lush, tropical forest of coconut palms, mahogany, cedar, wild olive and muskwood trees. Thatched water bungalows are positioned just offshore and beautiful villas lie along the riverside and beachfront enjoying the stunning panoramas offered by this idyllic location. The golf course is interspersed with villas affording vistas over the greens and fairways to the magnificent landscape beyond.

The resort will offer world class facilities and is located 10 minutes from Cabarete and just 20 minutes from the Gregorio Luperon International Airport at Puerto Plata.

The villas and apartments are constructed to the highest specifications using the best quality materials with oriental-style architecture to provide contemporary and spacious living accommodation.

Attention to detail

• Fully furnished with stylish, modern simplicity.
• All rooms are air conditioned.
• Each bedroom has its own shower room.
• All villas and apartments have an interactive entertainment system with flat screen TV, internet access, stereo, inroom safe and telephone.
• All villas have a private jacuzzi.

Environmentally friendly

• Underwater springs supply abundant fresh water.
• Eco-friendly sources of power and waste disposal.

Things to See and Do:

• Explore the 83 protected areas of natural beauty: 19 national parks, six scientific reserves, 32 natural monuments, 15 natural reserves, two marine sanctuaries and nine protected parcels of islands also called panoramic views.
• Browse galleries, antique shops and artist colonies in Santo Domingo, the charming Colonial capital city of the Dominican Republic and the oldest city in the New World, where Columbus’ remains are housed only blocks away from designer boutiques and gourmet restaurants.
• Climb Pico Duarte which is the highest mountain in the Caribbean and a hotspot for adventurous travellers.
• Take a guided tours through the jungle, canyons and 18 waterfalls of this stunning country.
• Watch the thousands of humpback whales near Cabarete which arrive between January and April every year to breed and care for their calves.
• Go fishing - recognised by fisherman as one of the best hideouts for dozens of species of prized fish the Dominican Republic hosts several international billfish tournaments each year, and many world records for mammoth fish have been broken in the waters surrounding the country. Off the coast of La Romana, the 50-pound tackle world record for Atlantic blue marlin was set with an 850-pound catch. To fight a marlin or reel-in a toothy barracuda, several charters are available throughout the country.
• Ride the waves and take advantage of the strong surf and powerful winds at Cabarete, considered to be one of the best locations for surfing, windsurfing and kiteboarding.
• Follow in the footsteps of former US presidents Bill Clinton and George H. Bush and tee off on some of the 21 spectacular golf courses designed by legends such as Pete Dye, P.B. Dye, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Robert Trent Jones, Gary Player, Tom Fazio and Nick Faldo with oceanfront fairways and dogleg lefts around swaying coconut palms.