La Romana Luxury Guide — Casa de Campo, Championship Golf & Elite Experiences

The Caribbean's number one ranked course features eight holes carved along the rocky coastline. Designed by Pete Dye, this par-72 layout challenges golfers with ocean winds, dramatic elevation changes, and holes where drives carry over crashing surf. Green fees for resort guests range from $250-$375 per round depending on season.

A stunning 27-hole complex perched on cliffs 300 feet above the Chavon River. The inland holes weave through tropical forest while the river holes offer vertigo-inducing views. The course includes the famous 12th hole, a par-3 with the river canyon as its backdrop. This is considered Pete Dye's most visually dramatic design.

An inland Pete Dye design that plays through rolling hills and open fairways reminiscent of British links courses. Less demanding than the ocean and river courses, The Links offers an excellent option for golfers seeking a more relaxed round while still enjoying championship-caliber conditions.

Casa de Campo's world-class equestrian facility houses over 150 horses and offers polo lessons, trail rides through tropical terrain, show jumping clinics, and dressage instruction. The center hosts international polo tournaments and features a full-sized polo field. Private riding lessons are available for all skill levels.

The Casa de Campo Marina at the mouth of the Chavon River accommodates vessels up to 250 feet. Charter a luxury yacht for deep-sea fishing, sunset cruises along the coastline, or private excursions to Saona and Catalina Islands. The marina village features boutiques, restaurants, and a vibrant waterfront atmosphere.

One of the most comprehensive shooting sports facilities in the Western Hemisphere, offering trap, skeet, sporting clays, and a simulated driven-bird course across 245 stations. Professional instruction is available, and the facility has hosted international competitions. Equipment rental and ammunition are provided.

This painstakingly reconstructed 16th-century Mediterranean village sits 300 feet above the Chavon River. Home to the Altos de Chavon School of Design affiliated with Parsons School of Design, working artist studios, an archaeological museum, and a 5,000-seat Grecian amphitheater that has hosted performances by Frank Sinatra, Sting, and Alicia Keys.

La Romana's luxury dining scene centers on Casa de Campo's collection of restaurants. La Piazzetta offers authentic Italian cuisine in the Altos de Chavon setting. The Beach Club serves Mediterranean fare with ocean views. Minitas Beach Grill provides casual oceanfront elegance. The Marina restaurants deliver fresh seafood alongside the yacht harbor.

The Casa de Campo Spa draws on Caribbean botanical traditions with treatments using locally sourced ingredients including cacao, coffee, tropical fruits, and marine minerals. Private spa villas offer couples treatments in open-air settings surrounded by tropical gardens. Signature experiences include the Dominican Cacao Ritual and Ocean Stone Therapy.

Arrange exclusive access to secluded sections of Saona Island or charter private boats to uninhabited cays along the southeast coast. Luxury excursions include gourmet beach lunches prepared by resort chefs, premium beverages, snorkeling equipment, and professional photography services.