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Isla Beata
Isla Beata is the Dominican Republic's second-largest island. It is largely uninhabited, with a small fishing presence and a temporary Dominican Navy detachment. The shoreline mixes sandy beaches with steep, cliff-lined coast and pockets of distinctive flora and fauna, including endemic species. The island suits travellers looking to leave busy tourist areas for a natural setting.
Quick Facts
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Highlights
- Rugged coastline and minimal facilities: bring everything you need for the day.
- Expect a calm, isolated feel most of the time, interrupted only by visiting fishermen or navy personnel.
- Water quality is good for snorkelling and diving in sheltered spots.
- Tidal currents and local winds can make boat transfers lively.
- Some shorelines collect marine debris carried by currents, so plan to bring rubbish bags if you want to help keep the island clean.
Isla Beata, 84000, Dominican Republic
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