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| The most expansive coastlines in the
Caribbean, with more than 800 miles of diverse
ecological environments ranging from desert to
tropical rainforest, make the Dominican Republic
a fantastic setting for boating. The many gentle
stretches of beach, strong surf, and powerful
winds offer many ideal locations for water
sports like windsurfing, boogie boarding, and
kiteboarding. Incredibly clear waters and a
variety of colorful marine life also make it a
favorite for snorkeling enthusiasts and scuba
divers. |
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| Golf |
 A
favorite golfing destination of former
Presidents Bill Clinton and George H. Bush, the
Dominican Republic has become one of the hottest
spots to tee-off in the Caribbean, if not the
world. Here golfers will find 24 courses with
oceanfront fairways and dogleg lefts around
swaying coconut palms. They'll also find courses
designed by legends such as Pete Dye, P.B. Dye,
Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Robert Trent
Jones, Gary Player, Tom Fazio and Nick Faldo. |
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| Diving and Snorkeling |
 The
Dominican Republic's underwater world offers
exceptional reef diving and snorkeling,
incredibly clear waters and a variety of
colorful marine life. In fact, the country is
often listed as one of the top diving locations
in the Caribbean. Visitors can explore
centuries-old shipwrecks on the country's north
coast, or take advantage of the warm, protected
waters of the south. While the Dominican
Republic is a haven for experienced divers, most
all-inclusive hotels offer lessons and
certification for those interested in learning
more about the activity. |
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| Windsurfing & Kiteboarding |
 The
Dominican Republic is known as the kiteboarding
capital of the world among those who travel the
water sports circuit. In fact, the Kiteboarding
World Cup has been held in the Dominican
Republic town of Cabarete the past four years.
BASEBALL in DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Major League players in the United States is a
diverse world wide origin not seen in any other
sport. As an example every state of the United
States of America has been represented but also
more than forty five countries have had at least
one player in the Major League Baseball. But the
Dominican Republic is the country that supplies
more players to the Major Leagues outside the
United States.The most valuable players are also
coming from this country and names as Pedro
Martinez, Sammy Sosa, Julian Javier,George Bell,
Manny Ramirez, Matty Alou and Juan Marichal will
make us remember the level of excellence of the
dominican baseball players.
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