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Bávaro, Punta Cana and Puerto Plata dominate the leisure tourism sector in the Dominican Republic but Juan Dolio presents a formidable case. The argument for the on the rise resort city in San Pedro de Macorís is not all about proximity to Santo Domingo, the lively capital of the Caribbean nation. Indeed, it helps that Juan Dolio is in the shadow of a city with a singular UNESCO World Heritage quarter. After all, a memorable day trip from the beach is just a one hour taxi ride away.

The temptation to just bliss out on the beach, however, is strong. This is the Dominican Republic, lest we forget, and few islands in the world match it for tropical diversion. Juan Dolio offers just enough of that telltale coastal charm to lure the winter weary hordes throughout the high season. Again, with the big city a mere 37 miles (60 km) away, the Santo Domingo satellite is a popular target for domestic tourists as well. While not the all-inclusive hub of a Punta Cana, the prospect of a chillout beach holiday in Juan Dolio is doable.

Juan Dolio’s Top 10

10. Museum of the Casas Reales is one of the best museums in DR, let alone Santo Domingo.	5. San Pedro de Macorís Parque Duarte is a park and popular congregation spot.
9. Dr. Rafael Ma. Moscoso National Botanical Garden is a prime oasis in the big national capital.	4. Guavaberry Golf and Country Club is where to go to work on that slice.
8. Playa Esmeralda delivers all the beach goods sun-hungry tourists desire.	3. Colonial City of Santo Domingo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site not far from Juan Dolio.
7. Playa Guayacanes is a popular beach with locals.	2. Guavaberry Club de Playa is a Juan Dolio hot spot.
6. Playa Juan Dolio is the bellwether attraction in the city.	1. San Pedro de Macorís Church of San Pedro is the humble Roman Catholic archdiocese of the capital of San Pedro de Macorís province.

Juan Dolio Events

Water sports provide ample recreation on the Juan Dolio coast.

Estrellas Orientales baseball at Estadio Tetelo Vargas is the most popular local pasttime.

Santo Domingo International Film Festival is one of the best in the Caribbean.

Meringue Festival of Santo Domingo is a foremost cultural heritage event in the capital of the Dominican Republic.

When To Go

The best time to go to the Dominican Republic is when it mercury drops below 32°F (0°C) in North America. The tropical monsoon climate is the perfect escape from winter and drives the crux of the tourist season.

As a result, it is preferable to venture to the country between the months of November and March. Temperatures, for the most part, do waver between 72°F (22°C) and 93°F (34°C) for the year, however.

Getting Around

Proximity to Santo Domingo makes a trip to Juan Dolio rather clearcut. Simply fly in to Las Américas International Airport from the likes of Miami or New York City and catch a cab to your resort.

Within Juan Dolio proper, a taxi will do for short trips at night and jaunts to the capital. Otherwise, the beach town is small enough to navigate on foot.

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