Azua y Barahona

Azua y Barahona is a fascinating region in the southwestern Dominican Republic, offering an unusual combination of nature and adventure.

The area is famous for Jaragua National Park, the largest in the country, and the picturesque beaches of El Quemaíto and San Rafael with their crystal clear waters.

Nature lovers will appreciate the rich biodiversity - endemic bird species, unique geological formations and the opportunity to observe rare reptiles, including the critically endangered Cyclura ricordii iguana.

The region offers numerous activities: ziplining through the tropical jungle, hiking to Hoyo de Pelempito or relaxing at the Tanama ecological spa amid tranquil rivers.