Bahia Maimon holidays - tranquil, tropical paradise with traditional Dominican feel
A holiday in Bahia Maimon delivers a true taste of the Caribbean, in a tranquil, totally unspoilt setting. The majority of visitors head to Bahia Maimon for an all inclusive family holiday at one of the deluxe resort hotels, or for a romantic honeymoon or couple’s getaway, spent in splendid isolation. On holiday in Bahia Maimon you will be staying on the Dominican Republic’s north coast, which is tailored to the needs of holiday visitors, yet retains a traditional, laid back atmosphere, typical of this Hispanic Caribbean region. Expect to enjoy mile upon mile of exquisite sand beaches. Bahia Maimon is served by Puerto Plata International Airport, approximately 16 miles away.

Bahia Maimon holidays - plentiful sightseeing options and world class beaches
Bahia Maimon, or the Bay of Maimon, is most famous for its remarkably beautiful, peaceful beach. Your holiday in Bahia Maimon could focus on lazing in the tropical sun sipping rum cocktails, or for the more energetic, swimming and partaking in a host of beach activities and water sports from kite-surfing to scuba-diving. From Bahia Maimon it’s possible to take jeep trips into the Cordillera Central mountains - the highest range in the Dominican Republic, or you can visit the tobacco museum in the neighbouring city of Santiago. From Bahia Maimon, holiday excursions can take you to the fascinating Amber Coast further north, home to several amber museums and shops, while other resorts of interest to visit include Bahia Principe, the stunning beach at Punta Cana, Playa Dorada, Sosua and Cabarete.

Bahia Maimon holidays - Creole cuisine at its best
Holidays in Bahia Maimon are all about escaping everyday stresses and strains. Life is made easy here thanks to food, drinks and entertainment being largely supplied by your all-inclusive hotel. However there are a handful of restaurants and late night bars in Bahia Maimon if you fancy a change. A holiday in Bahia Maimon wouldn’t be complete without tasting the local dishes. For snacks try empanadas, frituras, and meat-filled parcels called Pastelitos. The national dish of the Dominican Republic is chicken or beef, prepared Creole style with rice, beans, herbs and fried plantain.