• Home
  •   |  
  • About us
  •   |  
  •   |  
  • English
  •     
  •  

    “Come visit my Dominican Republic” is a new way to discover the Dominican Republican through the eyes of its locals. In a 10-episode miniseries, Dominicans from all over the country will introduce you to their region through its history, architecture, music and local wonders. Watch a baseball game in Santiago, dance merengue to the rhythm and music of the Bonye group in Santo Domingo, explore the mountains of Jarabacoa, or swim in the blue waters of a subterranean lake.

    All of this and more on Come visit my Dominican Republic.

    This browser does not support the video element.

    EPISODE 1

    MONTECRISTI

    (28 min.) The region of Montecristi, which is located on the north coast of the Dominican Republic, has put a major focus on eco-tourism over the past few years. Elias de la Cruz, a citizen who has made eco-tourism his livelihood, will introduce us to other little-known but compelling attractions of Montecristi, the region where he was born. Welcome to Montecristi

    EPISODE 1

    MONTECRISTI

    (28 min.) The region of Montecristi, which is located on the north coast of the Dominican Republic, has put a major focus on eco-tourism over the past few years. Elias de la Cruz, a citizen who has made eco-tourism his livelihood, will introduce us to other little-known but compelling attractions of Montecristi, the region where he was born. Welcome to Montecristi

    WATCH EPISODE
    EPISODE 2

    THE MURALS OF SANTIAGO

    (28 min.) Santiago, the 2nd largest city in the Dominican Republic, is currently experiencing an inspiring revitalization of its downtown core with the creation of magnificent and original murals that now grace a number of neighborhoods throughout the city. This initiative, led by local Yanisla Cruz, has led to a new urban pride in Santiago’s citizens while supporting modernization of its urban center. A success. Welcome to Santiago

    WATCH EPISODE
    EPISODE 3

    PUERTO PLATA

    (28 min.) The region of Puerto Plata, well known for its beaches and cable car, is also home to attractions focused on eco-tourism. Alexis Payamps, a community worker, will accompany us as we visit the cocoa plantation Hacienda Cufa and its Eco-lodge accommodation centre. En route, we will stop at the village of Rincon Caliente, famous for its merengue. Welcome to the Puerto Plata countryside

    WATCH EPISODE
    EPISODE 4

    SANTO DOMINGO AND THE DOMINICAN CINEMA

    (28 min.) Over the past few years, the Santo Domingo region, capital of the Dominican Republic, has become a location of choice for local and international film shoots. Valérie Hernandez, a casting director in Santo Domingo, introduces us to this artistic milieu which is experiencing a marked renaissance since the advantageous laws that welcome film production to the capital. Welcome to Santo Domingo

    WATCH EPISODE