Cabo Rojo Cruise Port

Cruise to Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic

Tucked away in the southwestern corner of the Dominican Republic, Cabo Rojo is best known for its white-sand shores, crystal-clear waters, and lush rainforests. Cruises to Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic unlock all kinds of unforgettable experiences, from next-level beach days and rugged hikes to world-class meals and historical sights. There are plenty of things to do in Cabo Rojo, even if you're only there for a few hours — though given its beautiful beaches and captivating natural scenery, the best activities involve spending time seaside or venturing into the sprawling Jaragua National Park to spot wildlife and view local flora. There are also several small islands located just off the coast of Cabo Rojo that are easy to reach by boat. These near-virgin islands are perfect for swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing. But if you prefer to stay on the mainland, you’ll have your pick of beautiful shores to choose from — including Playa Pedernales, Playa Salinas and Playa Cabo Rojo. Most offer coral reefs just offshore and plenty of shade beneath the swaying palm trees that dot the sugary-white sands.

National Language Spanish

Currency Accepted Dominican Peso (DOP)

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Things To Do in Cabo Rojo

View down to Bahia de las Aguilas Beach, Dominican Republic.

Discover Ancient Art

Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic boasts some of the region’s oldest cave art and petroglyphs. These pictograms are thousands of years old and located in caverns throughout Jaragua National Park. Notable caverns with art include El Guanal, La Poza and Mongó.

Beach in Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic

Find Your Slice of Paradise

Cabo Rojo has some of the most beautiful white-sand beaches in the Caribbean and some of the best in the Dominican Republic. Playa Pedernales, Playa Salinas and Playa Cabo Rojo are visitor favorites and are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, water sports and of course, relaxing.

View of Jaragua National Park and Caribbean sea. Dominican republic.

Wander on the Wild Side

Jaragua National Park is also home to plenty of outdoor activities, including rugged trails through mangroves, tropical forests and even desert-like landscapes. It’s also a great place to spot local wildlife, including iguanas, flamingos and all kinds of colorful and exotic birds.

Typical dishes from the Dominican Republic, mofongo with prawns, picatodo, encocado fish, fried cassava and moro rice

LOCAL CUISINE

Much of the local cuisine in Cabo Rojo spotlights the bounty of the sea. There are a several casual restaurants along the coast that serve fresh fish and shellfish, in addition to other Dominican specialties like sancocho, mofongo and mangú.

Beads of blue turquoise stone lie on the counter of souvenir shop on the beach in Dominican republic

SHOPPING

The Dominican Republic boasts a talented community of artisans, and you can browse their wares at stores throughout the port of Cabo Rojo. Head to the Mercado Municipal for souvenirs, locally made crafts, jewelry and clothing. There is also a large mall in the town with a variety of stores.