Barahona, Dominican Republic, Tourism Information
Barahona is a coastal province that begins in Punta Martín
García forming the Neiba Bay, where the Yaque del Sur River
ends.
The provincial capital is Barahona, a large city over the
cove with great urban and commercial development that is
also the region's harbor. It begins to have important
tourist offers, hotels and recently, an international
airport.
The Barahona coast offers everything from abrupt cliffs to
romantic beaches with narrow, sweet water streams, such as
Los Patos, which is also a cave filled with pictographs.
Tourist Interest
Rincón Lagoon (also known as Cabral), located in the Neiba
Valley, constitutes the second largest inland body of water
and is the largest sweet water body of water in the country.
Punta Prieta is located right outside the bay and next to
the town of Juan Esteban, with the Saladilla and San Rafael
Beaches.
Paraíso is the head municipality located at the mouth of the
Nazito River, an area where the waters run towards the seas
forming ponds and baths of template waters surrounded by wet
and thick vegetation.
Enriquillo is the last coastal town in the province.
Beaches:
Barahona
El Caletón
El Paraíso
Enriquillo
Guarocuya
La Ciénaga
Los Patos
Playa Bahoruco
Punta Arena
Quemaditos
San Rafael
Saladilla
Las Salinas
Links:
Provinces
Azua
Bahoruco
Barahona
Dajabón
Duarte
El Seibo
Elías Piña
Espaillat
Hato Mayor
Independencia
La Altagracia
La Romana
La Vega
María Trinidad Sánchez
Monseñor Nouel
Monte Cristi
Monte Plata
Pedernales
Peravia
Puerto Plata
Salcedo
Samaná
San Cristóbal
San Juan
San Pedro de Macorís
Sánchez Ramírez
Santiago
Santiago Rodríguez
Santo Domingo
Valverde