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Discover a selection of 7,000 vacation rentals in Dominican Republic that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including swimming pools and private pools. Prices start at $90 per night, and houses and villas are popular options for a stay in Dominican Republic. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.
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Dancing and swimming in the Dominican Republic
The emerald-green Dominican Republic was once the haunt of pirates and hooligans, but now it is a tropical paradise of palm-lined, white-sand beaches, calm, turquoise waters, with a vibrant rural culture of farms and fishing villages. The majestic sight of migrating whales can be seen off the coast of the Dominican Republic. In the same waters, you can swim with playful dolphins, languid turtles and slow-moving West Indian manatees. Dominican Republic vacation rentals are welcoming home bases for exploring this beautiful country. From them, you can hike, swim and experience the dance, food and music of this island nation.
Things to do
Luxury tours and deep-sea fishing in the Dominican Republic
With so much water around the Dominican Republic, water activities are a definite must while visiting this tropical country. Fishermen will love a deep-sea fishing adventure, while the whole family will enjoy tours spent looking for sleek dolphins and bewhiskered sea lions. Dominican Republic vacation rentals are lovely to return home to after a Seaquarium Underwater Exploration & Snorkeling Excursion. Children will have a fabulous time as you board a luxury catamaran, don exploration gear and head underwater to see elegant stingrays, friendly sharks, vivid coral reefs and even the old wreck of a submarine.
Activities
Mangroves and zip lines in the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is not only a gorgeous place to visit, with its pristine beaches, charming rural villages and lively town centers, but it also offers a vast array of exciting outdoor activities. You can fly through the treetops of the rainforest on a thrilling zip line or take off-road adventures by jeep into wild jungle and remote beaches. The mangroves and wetlands of the country are impressive from a distance, but, when viewed from a kayak or small boat, they're downright spectacular. Dominican Republic vacation rentals are close to fun bars with live music and historic 16th-century colonial buildings.
Weather
Tropical heat and mountain cool in the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic enjoys the tropical climate shared by its neighbors in the Caribbean Sea. The country is hot all year long, with temperatures ranging from mid to high 80s, with occasional climbs to 90 degrees during summer. The rainy season is limited to the southern and eastern coasts, and runs from late April to October. The northern coast is rainy all year, with a light decrease from June through September. Mountainous regions are cooler, with summer daytime temperatures in the high 70s and winter in the low 70s. The best time to travel here is from December through April.
Natural features
Highlands and dolphins in the Dominican Republic
North of Venezuela, the Dominican Republic shares the island of Hispaniola with its western neighbor, Haiti. Southeast of Florida, the small country faces the Caribbean Sea to the south, and the North Atlantic Ocean to the north. A tropical nation, its landscape comprises highlands, savannah and rainforest, and the Caribbean's tallest Mountain, Pico Duarte. The Dominican Republic abounds with wildlife, from dwarf geckos and tiny tree frogs to massive boa constrictors and American crocodiles. Treetops are home to ashy-faced owls, West Indian whistling ducks and broad-billed todies, while the water is home to graceful wild dolphins and majestic humpback whales.
How many vacation rentals are available around Dominican Republic?
Our 2021 property listings offer a large selection of 6,919 vacation rentals around Dominican Republic. From 2,531 house rentals to 1,645 villa rentals, find a unique house rental for you to enjoy a memorable holiday or a weekend with your family and friends.