Casa de Campo® Resort & Villas
One of the country’s top tourist destinations, La Romana is defined by sugar cane fields, golfing, beaches and diving. On the drive there, tourists pass sprawling sugar cane fields and lush tropical landscapes.
In the 1970s, the largest sugar mill in the Americas decided to venture into the hospitality industry and opened the resort of Casa de Campo. Today, Casa de Campo is famous for its world class golfing and the artists’ village of Altos de Chavón, which features galleries and quaint shops. While golf put La Romana on the tourism map, most visitors today visit it for the beaches and the comfort of its resort.
Bayahibe is the gateway to Saona Island in the National Park of the East, which is the most visited natural attraction in the country. Isla Saona is the home of of the rare Bayahibe Rose, a cactus-shrub that was named the National Flower in 2011.
Let Casa de Campo® be your home!
There is nothing like Casa de Campo if you want to live in a pristine and well-maintained environment, enjoy the convenience of resort accommodations, practice sports right in your complex, and also belong to a vibrant community that make you feel welcomed.
Casa de Campo offers one of the largest selections of sports entertainment anywhere, including golf, tennis, horseback riding, shooting, sailing, fishing, diving, sailing, hunting, and polo. It boasts delicious gourmet restaurants, a fantastic beach club and much more. The private Minitas Beach is a true private sanctuary that is perfect for sunbathing or enjoying sports. Beyond its shores, the secluded islands of Catalina and Saona await you with even more hidden beaches and lush surroundings.
Casa de Campo’s team offers expertly organized and curated excursions all over the country, so you can delegate all your sightseeing and tour preparations to them.
Just a couple of hours away, you can discover Santo Domingo, the oldest city in the new world. You can also explore the art of making Dominican cigars and rums, or travel to the ancient Mediterranean-inspired town Altos de Chavón . In addition to its natural beauty, Casa de Campo has a bustling art scene with its art galleries and hand craft offerings. While it’s nice to explore beyond Casa de Campo, if you don’t want to leave the Resort, there are plenty of activities to enjoy in this 7,000-acre community, and in nearby Altos de Chavón.
Altos de Chavón, located within Casa De Campo, is a replica of a 16th-century Mediterranean city in the heart of the Dominican countryside. Designed by Dominican architect José Antonio Caro and Italian designer and director of photography Roberto Coppa, every detail of Altos de Chavón was handmade by local artisans.
Altos de Chavón is a cultural center for locals, tourists, and artists from all over the world. You can find art studios, shops, and boutiques that showcase unique creations. The Art Gallery presents works by renowned Dominican artists, as well as artists from around the world and helps foster a dialogue of creativity and cultural exchange. Altos de Chavón is also home to the famous Altos de Chavón School of Design, which is affiliated with the Parsons School of Design in New York. Other sites include an archaeological museum, which offers insight into the area’s fascinating history, the Church of San Estanislao, a 5,000-seat amphitheater, and panoramic views of the Chavón River and the Caribbean Sea. Don’t let anyone tell you, come see for yourseld.
Golf
At Casa de Campo Resort and Villas, golf isn’t just a hobby – it’s a lifestyle. Spectacular courses include Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore and The Links. These spectacular golf courses are carved out along the edge of the Dominican coast, overlooking the Chavón River, which winds around the course, it is no surprise that this classic sport is part of the essence of Casa de Campo. For beginners or experts every match is exhilarating, whether it is your first time playing or your 50th.
THE MOST COMPLETE AND PRESTIGIOUS MARINA IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
The heart of Casa de Campo Resort and Villas is La Marina, the dream of Gianfranco Fini and Piero Giacosa. Inspired by the picturesque villages that dot the Mediterranean coast, La Marina is much more than just a place to stroll; it is a community for sport fishermen, yachtsmen, and freshwater sailors.
Excursions & Activities

Visit Cueva de las Maravillas
If you are interested in the anthropological or geological aspects of the Antilles, the Cueva de Las Maravillas is an excellent place to start exploring. Marvel at the mineral formations of a cave over 100,000 years old and the cave pre-Columbian paintings made by the Taínos, the first indigenous inhabitants of the island.
Buggie Tours
Don’t miss the opportunity to race through the Dominican countryside in your own buggy, a safe experience for the whole family.


Equestrian and Polo
Our extensive equestrian center is among the best in the Caribbean. And if you have never ridden before, our knowledgeable staff offers English or Western-style horse riding and jumping lessons, and even prep techniques and rodeo scenes. Besides, you can experience the excitement and majesty of polo in Casa de Campo. Our polo facilities, which include three playing fields and a driving range, are some of the best in the Caribbean and we are proud to have the longest succession of polo horses of the same breed in the world.
Visit Isla Catalina
A short catamaran ride is the only thing that separates you from seeing Catalina Island, a six-square-mile paradise in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. Take a day off any day of the week for a recharging dose of relaxation, beauty and fun surrounded by white sands and crystal-clear waters.


Cigarro and Ron Experiece
Have you ever wanted to roll your own cigars? Here we offer you a visit to La Flor Dominicana, the most prestigious cigar factory in the country, to learn about this art from. Learn from the masters, using traditional methods passed down from generation to generation. After the your, guests will have the opportunity to roll their own creations and pair them with the finest rum for a complete feast of the senses.
Tour Altos de Chavón
Chavón is more than meets the eye. Take a guided tour focused on the architecture, art, and history of this magical town. Visitors will have an opportunity to see various art studios and workshops, as well as the archaeological museum, St. Stanislaus Church, and much more.
