Snorkeling, Buggy Racing, Zip Lining, and More in the Dominican Republic

From: T+L Travel Deals - Thursday Feb 25,2021 11:23 pm

While many destinations are slowly opening, others still have mandatory stay-at-home orders, so let this newsletter and the content within serve as inspiration for future travel.

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How the Dominican Republic’s Casa de Campo Resort Is Making Epic Caribbean Getaways Possible Again

It's safe, it's sun-drenched, and it's a snorkeling and zip lining haven.

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How good does a tropical island vacation sound right now? Sunbathing on the beach, dining on local fare, sailing across crystal clear water right off the shore — it all sounds too good to be true. However, Casa de Campo Resort & Villas in the Dominican Republic is making it all possible in a safe, healthy way. Thanks to the resort’s new Casa Cares program, guests can get active, hit the water, and live out their wildest tropical fantasies — and they can do it all right now.

1	Casa Cares Health & Safety Protocols — Casa de Campo ensures a fun-yet-safe stay for all guests. New safety measures on-property include enhanced sanitation, temperature checks, cashless transactions, and more.
2	Private Villas — Whether you’re hoping to practice social distancing on your trip, or you simply want a little privacy, Casa’s ocean- and garden-view villas are the epitome of luxury — and there are plenty of options to choose from.
3	La Caña Bar & Restaurant — The resort is home to 10 unforgettable eateries, but French-inspired La Caña truly stands out. Head here for local ingredients, hand rolled cigars, Domincan rums, and live music nightly.
4	Multiple On-site Golf Courses — Casa boasts three award-winning golf courses, including Teeth of the Dog, the top-ranked course in all the Caribbean. Guests can even choose to partake in clinics, camps, and trainings with professionals.

5	Excursions & Tours — At Casa de Campo, boredom is simply non-existent. When you’re not on the beach, spend your days ziplining, horseback riding, buggy racing, touring caves and cigar factories, and more.
6	Water Sports — What’s a tropical island vacation without a little time on the water? At this resort, you can try your hand at snorkeling, kayaking, sailing, deep sea fishing, and paddle surfing.
7	Spa — If totally blissing out on vacation is more your style, make your way to Casa’s on-property spa to experience unique Ayurvedic techniques, hot oil treatments, and massages done with Larimar stones, which are found only in Dominican soil.