Pedernales Province is the southernmost province of the Dominican Republic, renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes and rich cultural tapestry. It encompasses the vast Jaragua National Park, which is a sanctuary for diverse flora and fauna. The province also includes Isla Beata, an offshore island perfect for those seeking adventure and tranquility. With a third of its population being of Haitian descent, Pedernales offers a unique cultural blend, reflecting its historical ties and diverse community. The province's name, derived from the abundant flint found in the region, hints at its historical significance to the indigenous Taíno people.
Visit Jaragua National Park for a glimpse of the region's diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes.
Engage with the local community to learn about the blend of Dominican and Haitian cultures.
Take a trip to Isla Beata for a serene escape and unique natural experiences.
Spring is a great time to visit with pleasant weather and fewer tourists.
Expect warm temperatures, ideal for beach activities and exploring the outdoors.
Enjoy the mild climate and explore cultural events and local traditions.
Mild temperatures make it a perfect time for hiking and exploring natural parks.
DOP RD$
$60-$120 p/day
Spanish, Haitian Creole
April-June, September-November
Nature, Adventure, Cultural Exploration