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Welcome to our Dominican Republic coloring pages collection.
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Altos de Chavón: A recreated 16th-century Mediterranean village with cobblestone streets, shops, and an amphitheater.
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Bávaro Beach: Adjacent to Punta Cana, this beach offers postcard-perfect scenery and water activities.
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Cabarete: A paradise for water sports lovers, particularly wind and kite surfing.
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Casa Ponce de León: The former residence of explorer Juan Ponce de León, showcasing historical artifacts and exhibits.
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Catalina Island: A popular snorkeling and diving destination with clear waters and vibrant marine life.
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Cathedral of Santa María la Menor: The oldest cathedral in the Americas, located in Santo Domingo's Zona Colonial.
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Cayo Levantado: A small, picturesque island with white sand and clear waters, ideal for relaxation.
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Cofresí: Offers the Ocean World Adventure Park, where you can interact with dolphins and enjoy other marine activities.
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Constanza: Known as the "Switzerland of the Caribbean," it's a cool-climate destination surrounded by picturesque mountains and agricultural landscapes.
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Cueva de las Maravillas: A fascinating cave system featuring stalactites, stalagmites, and ancient Taino art.
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El Morro National Park: Protects the iconic El Morro fortress, offering panoramic views of the ocean and the city of Santo Domingo.
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Hoyo Azul: A natural sinkhole with vibrant blue water, perfect for swimming and admiring the unique geological formation.
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Isla Catalinita: A great spot for snorkeling and diving, known for its underwater biodiversity.
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Jarabacoa: Nestled in the mountains, it's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking, river rafting, and stunning natural scenery.
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La Isabela: The first European settlement in the Americas, with historical ruins and a museum.
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La Romana: Home to Casa de Campo, a luxurious resort complex featuring golf courses, beaches, and a marina.
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Los Haitises National Park: A unique ecological reserve with lush mangroves, limestone formations, and ancient Taino cave drawings.
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Monumento a los Héroes de la Restauración: A grand monument in Santiago, commemorating the Dominican War of Restoration.
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Parque Nacional del Este: Home to diverse ecosystems, including tropical forests, mangroves, and marine habitats.
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Playa Rincón: Often ranked among the world's most beautiful beaches, it's known for its soft sands and turquoise waters.
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Puerto Plata: This city boasts the iconic Amber Museum, cable car rides to Mount Isabel de Torres, and picturesque beaches.
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Punta Cana: This famous resort town offers stunning beaches, all-inclusive resorts, and vibrant nightlife.
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Samaná Peninsula: Known for its whale watching tours, pristine beaches, and El Limón waterfall.
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Santo Domingo: The capital city is known for its colonial architecture, including the historic Zona Colonial, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Saona Island: A tropical paradise with white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and plenty of opportunities for water activities.
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