Tucked along the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, Bayahíbe is a charming seaside village where Caribbean dreams come to life. Known for its tranquil turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and laid-back vibes, Bayahíbe offers the perfect mix of authentic Dominican culture and breathtaking natural beauty
Isla Saona Excursions: Bayahíbe is the main launching point for boat trips to Isla Saona, one of the most stunning islands in the Caribbean, with palm-lined beaches, crystal-clear waters, and natural sandbars. National Park Access: Located at the edge of Parque Nacional Cotubanamá (formerly Parque del Este), Bayahíbe is a great base for exploring caves, hiking trails, and hidden beaches. Snorkeling & Diving: The area is home to vibrant coral reefs and the "Atlantic Princess" shipwreck, making it one of the best scuba diving spots in the Dominican Republic. Sunsets & Local Flavor: The town's small harbor is perfect for watching golden sunsets while enjoying fresh seafood and local rum in cozy beachfront restaurants.
Did you know? Bayahíbe is home to the Bayahíbe Rose (Pereskia quisqueyana), a rare and endangered flower found only in this region — and it's also the national flower of the Dominican Republic!
Catamarans and boats depart daily from Bayahibe to Saona Island, one of the most visited islands in the Caribbean, famous for its natural beauty and for having been a setting for commercials and films.
