Curator’s statement
A short flight for many U.S. travelers, the Dominican Republic is home to many of the top golf courses in the Caribbean. Casa de Campo is one of the best areas in the country for golf. It also offers other luxurious amenities such as beaches, pools, spas, and world-class restaurants.
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Things to do at Casa de Campo

Teeth of the Dog
Casa de Campo
This stunning 7,000-acre resort offers just about everything you could imagine, including world-class golf. Casa de Campo has three different courses you can play, including the famous Teeth of the Dog, which is consistently ranked among the top 100 courses in the world. Accommodations include hotel rooms, suites, and, if you want the ultimate luxurious experience, you can choose one of many private villas overlooking the ocean. All rooms come with your own private golf cart to explore the grounds and get to other resort amenities with ease. The one caveat to play golf at Casa de Campo, is that you must be a registered resort guest on site.
Golf courses at Casa de Campo
Teeth of the Dog: This is the #1 golf course in the Caribbean. With many holes nestled along the ocean and world-class service, you quickly realize why this course is the best in the region.
Dye Fore: This course offers 27 holes and is located on a cliff overlooking the Chavón River. It offers spectacular 360-degree views of the mountains and Casa de Campo. It is a true test of golf and a must-play at Casa de Campo.
The Links: This course weaves its way through the resort grounds and offers a more forgiving round for players of all skill levels. Even though it does not rival the other two courses at the resort, it still offers a very fun round for players.
Non-golf highlights
Minitas Beach Club
The flagship Minitas Beach Club & Restaurant offers an upscale, tropical dining and lounge experience. Overlooking the Caribbean Sea, it features a 23-meter infinity pool, an ocean-view bar, and a Mediterranean-Latin fusion menu. It features a bohemian, open-air design with expansive decks, and it transitions from a relaxed daytime vibe to an energetic evening hotspot with international DJs and cocktails.
The Marina
The Marina at Casa de Campo is a premier, 350-slip yachting and residential destination. Inspired by Mediterranean seaside villages, this 90,000-square-meter complex seamlessly blends international luxury with Caribbean flair, serving as a hub for superyachts, sport fishing, and upscale waterfront living. The complex includes world-class restaurants, gourmet supermarkets, designer boutiques, jewelry stores, banks, a cinema complex, and a pharmacy.
Altos de Chavón
This replica Mediterranean village inside the resort is beautifully done. It includes cobblestone streets, artisan studios, world-class restaurants, a church, and a 5,000-seat amphitheater overlooking the Chavón River. It’s very charming and offers a nice cultural break from pool and beach days.
The spa
The spa is a Forbes 4-star and extensive; it includes thermal areas, vitality pools, and indoor/outdoor facilities. If you are someone who likes full spa days, you could easily spend hours here.
Places to eat & drink at Casa de Campo

Causa
Known as one of the standout restaurants in Casa de Campo, located in Altos de Chavon. It offers an elevated dining experience on the property, featuring exceptional Peruvian cuisine and an active bar.
SBG
Located in the Marina, this chic and sophisticated yet laidback restaurant offers Mediterranean fusion right along the water.
Minitas Beach Club & Restaurant
Located at Minitas Beach, this waterfront restaurant offers Mediterranean Latin fusion, highlighting extremely fresh local Caribbean seafood and produce.
La Piazzetta
Located in the charming Mediterranean-style village of Altos de Chavon, this upscale Italian restaurant offers excellent views and is considered one of the best Italian restaurants in the Dominican Republic.
La Casita
Located right on the water in The Marina, this Spanish restaurant is renowned for fresh local seafood, tapas, and signature paella.
Need to know
Getting to Casa de Campo
La Romana International Airport (LRM): Located just a 10-minute drive to the front gates at Casa de Campo. This is your most seamless option, but they are limited with direct flight options.
Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ): Located about a 45-minute drive to the front gates at Casa de Campo. If you are unable to secure a flight to LRM, then this is your next best route. PUJ offers many international direct flights which should most likely match your needs.

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