In popular Las Galeras, your home is just around the corner from one of the most beautiful beaches in Samana.  It is on a quiet dead end road just outside the center of Las Galeras.  The home was just finished with quality doors and windows.  Two spacious floors contain six (6) bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.  The home is flexible:  it could be for one large family, or the second floor can be segregated as an apartment with its own kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom.  It is completely furnished on the first floor.

Las Galeras is the anti–Punta Cana — a small, scruffy, genuinely Caribbean fishing village at the wild, green, end of a peninsula, ringed by some of the most beautiful beaches and clearest water in the Dominican Republic. It’s the kind of place people go to slow down, eat fresh seafood, and spend their days swimming in empty coves.

On the northeastern tip of the Samaná Peninsula, in the Dominican Republic’s Samaná province Las Galeras sits roughly 30–40 km from the town of Samaná.  It has the kind of unhurried, end-of-the-road feel that has made it a favorite escape for travelers who want beaches without the big-resort crowds.

About Samaná Province, Dominican Republic

Samaná Province is on the far northeastern tip of the Dominican Republic. It boasts some of the country’s most beautiful and rugged jungle and hilltop scenery, as well as miles and miles of breathtaking, unspoiled beaches.

Expat residents and tourists love this area for its isolation from bustling tourist centers, untouched natural beauty, uncrowded beaches, and laid-back ambiance. Many developers in this area take great care to maintain the local environment, using eco-friendly methods throughout their projects to ensure the protection of natural assets.

But the region’s premier attraction is the spectacular, world-renowned seasonal humpback whale migration. Each year from about January 15 to March 31, humpback whales journey from icy northern waters to Samaná Bay to give birth to their young before returning home in spring. They can often be seen from the shore all along the north coast, and especially in the Las Galeras and Samaná regions as they travel to the bay.  A true wonder of nature in this high-demand winter tourist region!