Cabo Rojo, on the remote southwestern tip of the Dominican Republic, is a developing cruise destination on one of the Caribbean's most undisturbed stretches of coastline. The area's beaches are pristine and largely uncommercialised: the Bahoruco Sierra mountains rise dramatically behind the shore, the offshore waters are exceptionally clear, and the natural setting distinguishes this corner of the DR from the well-trodden north coast. Expect a primarily beach and water-sports focused port day in one of the most unspoiled coastal environments in the Caribbean.
Cabo Rojo is one of the Caribbean's quieter, more natural port days -- bring reef-safe sunscreen (biodegradable formulas are required at the cruise facilities here), a good book, and embrace the slower pace. If you want an active day, book the mountain or birding excursion in advance as guide availability is limited.
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