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After 26 Countries, the Dominican Republic Remains Our Brightest Travel Memory

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We’ve visited 26 countries, yet memories of the Dominican Republic remain the brightest of all. The Caribbean offers everything for true rest: turquoise sea, palm trees, white sand, and, yes, rum. This is the place where travel stops feeling like a checklist and starts recharging your soul.

After 26 Countries, the Dominican Republic Remains Our Brightest Travel Memory

Boca Chica vs Punta Cana: Two Coastal Personalities

We stayed in Boca Chica. The hotel was affordable, and it was a five-minute walk to the sea. Boca Chica features a small bay separated from the Caribbean; the water is calm, there are no waves, and the wind is lighter. Punta Cana, by contrast, means swimming in the Atlantic Ocean, where strong winds and waves are common.

Boca Chica vs Punta Cana: Two Coastal Personalities

Islands of Paradise: Saona and Catalina Tours

The excursions to Saona Island and Catalina Island were unforgettable trips to paradise. Lying on the hotel beach may feel perfect, but once you visit these islands you realize the hotel beach is not ideal. The contrast makes you appreciate how much more the Caribbean can offer beyond the resort.

Islands of Paradise: Saona and Catalina Tours

The Caribbean Sea: Colors You Have to See to Believe

The Caribbean Sea is one of the most beautiful seas we’ve seen. The water often appears in unreal colors: deep depths show a bright blue and crystal clarity. It can feel shallower than it is—the bottom may be visible even when the depth is several meters. The combination of color and clarity is almost magical.

The Caribbean Sea: Colors You Have to See to Believe

Why We Return—and Why You Should Go

When people ask where we would return, the Dominican Republic is always the first answer. The long flight reminds you that you’re far from home and in a totally new, wonderful place. If you have the chance, don’t miss this amazing destination. It isn’t Turkey; this kind of vacation stays with you for life.

Why We Return—and Why You Should Go