Seven Virgin Beaches on Foot from Las Galeras





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Highlights
- Seven virgin beaches in one walk, none of them reachable by road
- Caletón, Playa Escondida, the two Playas Coloradas and Playa de la Vaca
- Cueva del Duarte and Playa del Amor, at the far end of the route
- About 4.6 km of walking, end to end
- Traditional Dominican food, cooked and eaten on the route
- The old Dominican culture of this coast, told along the way
- The quiet and solitude of beaches nobody else reaches
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Description
A day on foot along the wild Atlantic side of Las Galeras, linking seven virgin beaches and coves that no road reaches: Caletón, Playa Escondida, the two Playas Coloradas, Playa de la Vaca, Cueva del Duarte and Playa del Amor. The route covers about 4.6 km of coastal path and cliff track from one beach to the next, with time to swim along the way, and what most people remember is how empty they are.
Traditional Dominican food, drinks and an afternoon snack are included, and Ricardo talks about the old culture of this coast as you walk. He is a Las Galeras hiking guide, known locally as El Senderista de Las Galeras, and he walks the whole route with the group. Numbers are capped at ten people and the day is guided in Spanish.
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Accessibility & Requirements
- A good level of fitness is needed
About 4.6 km and six hours on natural coastal paths, over uneven rock, sand and cliff sections. A moderate level of fitness is needed and closed walking shoes with grip are essential. Not suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties. There is no shade on most of the route and no drinking water along the way. Guided in Spanish only.
Ricardo Tours RD is run by a hiking guide known locally as El Senderista de Las Galeras. The walks follow the wild Atlantic coast: Boca del Diablo to Playa Frontón inside Cabo Samaná National Park, the three natural pools of Cabo Cabrón by boat and on foot, and a 4.6 km route linking seven virgin beaches that no road reaches.
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