Events

Events

A unique opportunity to observe humpback whales in their natural calving and mating grounds in Samana Bay, Dominican Republic.
Witness incredible displays of flippering, tail lobbing and breaching by the most active species of whales in the Atlantic Ocean.
Newborn whales has a very thin layer of fat to withstand the cold waters, therefor they come to the warm waters of Samana Bay.
It is a thrill to watch mother play with her offspring.

Samana is considered one of the best places in the world for humpback whale watching.
Since 1986 “Banco de Plata”, Samana, has become a sanctuary for the protection of whales.

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Dominican Carnival is the most vibrant celebration of Dominican culture and identity. It’s a time when Dominicans of all ages and from all regions take to the streets, to enjoy parades with their families and loved ones.

Every Sunday during the month of February, colorful parades take place in every major city and region around the DR. La Vega Carnival is the oldest, largest, and most popular of all.
Other cities hosting unique parades include Santo Domingo, Montecristi, Bonao, Puerto Plata, Río San Juan, and Barahona. Costumes, masks, and mystical characters are distinct to each area and reveal Dominican folkloric traditions and beliefs, as diverse as the country’s population.

The season usually launches with a vibrant indoor carnival gala show held in Santiago and culminates with Independence Day celebrations on February 27. The most colorful event of all is the final National Carnival Parade–held the first Sunday of March in the capital of Santo Domingo.

Four water sports, one champion! In the disciplines of surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing and sup.

An exhibition of versatility, flow, style and power.
All in the amazing Caribbean setting that is Cabarete, on the North Shore of the Dominican Republic. 

COVID UPDATE : FOR 2021 THE DATE WILL BE SEPTEMBER 14 -18

The Malecon comes alive with the sound of Merengue. Several of the worlds finest dancers and Musicians perform live.

Merengue is the national music and dance of the Dominican Republic. In 2016, UNESCO proclaimed merengue as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Any Dominican will tell you that merengue is part and parcel of every Dominican’s essence. Its lyrics share the everyday life stories, and its instruments reflect the DR’s triple identity: the güira comes from the Taino–a long metal cylinder with holes, with a brush to run it up and down the cylinder–the tambora or drum from Africa, and the accordion from Spain.

La Puntilla is the main location of this lively festival on the Dominican’s north coast.
The most talented folk, blues, jazz and merengue musicians perform during costumed parades, food fairs and dance performances.

Fall and winter are full of life with the games of the professional baseball series, which take place in the stadiums of Santo Domingo, Santiago, San Francisco de Macorís, San Pedro de Macorís and La Romana.
The format of the Regular Series will be from Mid November to Mid December
A best-of-three game series just before Christmas.
The Semifinal Series the 10 days after Christmas.
The Final Series 7/4 in the second week of January.

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