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Catalina Island, Dominican Republic
Situated off the southeast corner of the Dominican Republic, uninhabited Catalina Island truly is a slice of paradise. You won’t find towering resorts or strip malls lining this island. Groves of mango, coco, dwarf oak, palm trees and more fan out from the island’s center to expansive beaches where soft white sands dip into tranquil waters. Colorful coral reefs that are home to an abundance of marine life encircle the island. From bird watching and water sports to lounging on pristine beaches and savoring fresh local seafood, get ready to dip into relaxation.
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What you NEED TO KNOW
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Currency & Shopping
Dominican Peso Some local vendors sell a variety of merchandise. However, the island is uninhabited and mostly undeveloped, so shopping is best saved for other islands. -
Famous For
Visitors are drawn to the island for its soft white-sand beaches, calm waters and coral reefs that are home to an abundance of marine life. -
Important
Remember to pack plenty of sunscreen and/or sun-protective covering for your time exploring the sun-kissed island. -
Fun Fact #1
The island is home to hundreds of species of birds and flowers, which you can discover while exploring the tropical forest. -
Fun Fact #2
The island is home to hundreds of species of birds and flowers, which you can discover while exploring the tropical forest. -
Fun Fact: Foodies
Savor fresh, local seafood paired with tropical drinks that are provided during your excursion—all set against a backdrop of turquoise waters and expansive beaches. -
Fun Fact: Landmarks
A shipwreck from the famous pirate Captain Kidd is located just offshore the island and is a popular diving area. The island was a haven for pirates from the 15th to 18th centuries.