Guidebook for Las Canas
Food Scene
Dine on fresh seafood right on the beach! Open air, feet in the sand, the way seafood should be!
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Playa Grande
Dine on fresh seafood right on the beach! Open air, feet in the sand, the way seafood should be!
Drinks & Nightlife
Very touristy, but lots of bars and restaurants on the beach, if you're in the mood to socialize with other foreigners.
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Cabarete
Very touristy, but lots of bars and restaurants on the beach, if you're in the mood to socialize with other foreigners.
Sightseeing
You can hire a boat for a ride through Swallow Cave, and you'll pass the Dominican Monuments to the native people.
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Laguna Gri Gri
SanchezYou can hire a boat for a ride through Swallow Cave, and you'll pass the Dominican Monuments to the native people.
Everything Else
You will find shops, grocery stores, and tiny restaurants all over town. It's only a couple of miles away, and it's absolutely Dominican.
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Gaspar Hernandez
You will find shops, grocery stores, and tiny restaurants all over town. It's only a couple of miles away, and it's absolutely Dominican.
This is our village. It's people, it's tiny businesses and it's culture are what make us love Dominican Republic.
Check out Jose Luis' Polleria for basic day to day essentials, and Betty's Bar for a taste of drinking with the locals.
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Las Canas Market Place
This is our village. It's people, it's tiny businesses and it's culture are what make us love Dominican Republic.
Check out Jose Luis' Polleria for basic day to day essentials, and Betty's Bar for a taste of drinking with the locals.