Las Terrenas is famous for its beautiful beaches, luscious mountains.

Located on the northeastern coast of the Samana Peninsula, Las Terrenas offers miles of protected inshore waters and beautiful, undeveloped white-sand-beaches, lined with tall palm trees and pastel-colored fishing boats. Trade winds and the warm temperature of the sub-tropical Atlantic Ocean bring this part of the island year-round balmy weather. With a year-round average of 77 degrees Fahrenheit, the temperatures vary only 18 degrees between summer and winter.

Las Terrenas is a town in the Samaná province of the Dominican Republic. Samana was a famous slave trade port for the British in the early 17th century. Today, the people of these provinces are a mix of Taino, Spanish and African descent. Las Terrenas is a new hotspot for foreigners but also people from the Capital. Since the new highway between Santo Domingo and Samaná is done, people from SD come here every week. It takes 2 hours from the center Las Terrenas to the center Santo Domingo. Also, the new airport El Catey also is open for international flights, mainly used for connections in Europe and Canada.

Any time but remember rainy season begins in May in the caribbean

Best airport to connect to is Las Americas Airport in Santo Domingo, the capital of Dominican Reublic. However, other airports servicing Samana and Las Terrenas are El Catey

Be realistic and practical- if you\'re new to a destination, proceed with eyes open and ask questions.

Flight stats for Las Terrenas - did you know? •Right now, 30 airlines operate out of Las Terrenas. •Las Terrenas offers nonstop flights to 28 cities. •Every week, at least 21 domestic flights and 434 international flights depart from Las Terrenas. •The Boeing 747-400 pax is the biggest airplane that flies out of Las Terrenas. •The longest direct flight from Las Terrenas is 4,733 miles, while the shortest is just 85 miles.

Luxurious relaxation and laid back, but elegant beach town

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