Intro 

1. Hook: “The Dominican republic is more than just beaches – it’s waterfalls, mountains, colonial cities, and secret islands.”  

2. “We’re local guides who know every hidden gem, and these 7 places are absolute must-sees – whether it’s your first visit or your fifth.” 

3. “we also share why having a guide makes all the difference – especially if you want the real Dominican Republic.” 

2. Isla Saona 

1. Stunning beaches, palm-lined coast, turquoise waters 

2. Popular day trip from Bayahibe or Punta Cana 

3. Often overcrowded – guides can get you off the beaten path to lesser know areas 

3. Santo Domingo’s Colonial Zone (Zona Colonial) 

1. UNESCO World Heritage Site – oldest European settlement in the Americas 

2. Historic buildings, museums, cobblestone streets 

3. Easily missed without guidance: a guide brings stories, secret spots, and real history to life 

4. Samana Peninsula  

1. Lush rainforest, waterfalls (El Limon), pristine beaches (Playa Rincon) 

2. Whale watching (during January through March) 

3. Less touristy, more raw beauty 

4. Why a guide helps: Local transportation can be tricky; guides streamline everything as well as give cultural context 

5. 27 waterfalls of damajagua 

1. Adventure spot near Puerto Plata – hike, slide, jump through natural waterfalls 

2. can be dangerous without a guide; local expertise keeps it safe + fun 

3. guides provide safety instructions, and context about the area’s geology/ecosystem  

6. Pico Duarte 

1. Tallest mountain in the Caribbean (over 10,000 ft) – ideal for hikers and nature lovers 

2. Multi-day trek; requires planning and physical fitness 

3. Impossible without a guide – navigation, gear and local permits required 

4. Guides turn this into a true Dominican adventure (and not a disaster) 

7. Bahia de las Aguilas (Eagle’s Bay)  

1. Remote, untouched beach in the southwest – often called the most beautiful in the country 

2. Difficult to reach (off-road vehicles, no infrastructure) 

3. Best done with a guide who knows the terrain, weather, and where to stay safely 

8. Why a Local guide makes these places better 

1. Saves time and frustration 

2. Adds cultural depth and storytelling to each location 

3. Keeps you safe, especially in remote areas 

4. Supports local communities through responsible tourism 

5. “Our tours are led by licensed guides born and raised in the DR – we show you more than what google maps can.” 

9. Bonus Tip: Customize your itinerary with a local expert 

1. Encourage custom tours based on what interests the traveler (nature, culture, history, food) 

2. “Not sure which spot is right for you? We help plan personalized day trips and full itineraries – all stress-free.” 

10. CTA: Explore the DR like a local, not a tourist 

“Skip the crowds and guesswork. With a local tour guide, you don’t just see the Dominican Republic – you experience it. [Book you free consultation now].