Cabo Rojo

This seaside plaza has a coastal promenade and a Pedernales letter photo spot, making it a pleasant place to walk in the sea breeze.

This signature local restaurant in Pedernales serves conch (lambí) with garlic sauce and a crispy fried snapper platter with tostones.

This boutique hostel restaurant has a green garden patio and serves mangú tres golpes breakfast and seafood Creole dishes in a comfortable setting.

This restaurant serves grilled fish caught that day, seafood pasta, and Caribbean seafood fried rice in comfortable indoor seating.

This seafood restaurant near the Pedernales waterfront serves seafood baskets, shrimp mofongo, and octopus salad with cold drinks.

This long-established restaurant serves local Pedernales specialties, including Caribbean lobster and crab dishes and fried fish with traditional Dominican seasoning.

Playa Pedernales is included in a list of beaches near Pedernales.

This simple alley-side restaurant is popular with locals and serves generous, reasonably priced fish of the day and chicken stew.

This public beach in a port town at the southwestern tip of the Dominican Republic, by the Haitian border, has gentle waves and fine sand.

This beach in Jaragua National Park has white sand and clear turquoise water. There are no hotels, shops, or restaurants on the beach.

The route to the beach includes a steep hill, so plan to use a four-wheel-drive vehicle or travel by boat from nearby.

Glamping Ecolodge Cueva de las Águilas operates return boat trips to Bahía de las Águilas. Fares start at 3,175 Dominican pesos per group of up to 5 people.

Snorkeling in the clear water reveals marine life, including starfish on the seabed.