Casa de Campo
La Romana, Dominican Republic

There is a good reason that Casa de Campo is known as the Caribbean’s most complete resort - and that’s the multitude of activities offered. Try golf on one of the three championship courses including the world-famous Teeth of the Dog, or a game of tennis, or horseback riding at the Equestrian Centre. Deep-sea fishing, clay-pigeon shooting and water sports are also available. Pamper yourself with a massage or spa treatment or take it easy by one of the swimming pools. Altos de Chavón and the Marina & Yacht Club provide alternative venues for eating and shopping in style.

Offering spacious accommodations, the resort features 300 rooms and a wide selection of three- and four-bedroom villas, located in various settings ideal for incentive groups. The Excel villas feature a pool or whirlpool, private concierge and maid and butler service.

Every taste is satisfied when it comes to dining, from a breakfast lover’s dream at Lago Grill to steak dinners at Tropicana. Sample Cantonese cuisine and sushi at Chinois or tasty seafood specialities at El Pescador, an outdoor setting overlooking the beach. As a busy day comes to an end, enjoy a relaxing drink and a fun-filled evening with sizzling Latin music at La Cana Bar.
Altos de Chavón and the Marina & Yacht Club provide alternative venues for eating and shopping in style.

State-of-the-art audiovisual equipment is available on request. Our award-winning team caters to your needs to personalise your events. Fully equipped business centre with computers, Internet access, photocopying service and secretarial services. In-room business facilities include direct-dial touch-tone telephone with voicemail and dataport to facilitate Internet access.

Altos de Chavon artists' village is a vibrant cultural community perched above the Chavon River. Cobblestone paths, coral stone fountains as well as terracotta buildings create a magical effect. Visitors will find craft workshops, studios, galleries and restaurants. The performing arts are showcased in the village's 5,000-seat amphitheatre. Try a real eco-tourist adventure on the Chavon River. The young, old and not-so-energetic can take in the scenery from the comfort of a rowboat while the adventurous can kayak through the landscape, encountering native plants and animals 'up close and personal'. This experience culminates with a Casa de Campo-style picnic. For a day trip that combines land and sea, take a cruise to Saona Island, based on the south-eastern coast of the Dominican Republic, where sandy beaches, coconut trees and crystalline waters await you. Finally, spend a day discovering the history of the oldest city in the 'New World' with the Santo Domingo tour.