Take a trip down south and experience the Dominican Republic’s best kept secret. Unique beaches set on undulating coasts partner with scenic mountains and rivers straight out of your dreams. Miches is home to many of the D.R.’s greats, with over 48km of beaches as well as the country’s largest waterfall, as well as a loyal population of leatherback sea turtles and humpback whales vacationing year after year to lay eggs and raise their young.
Visit Miches: get started
Dive into the Dominican Republic’s newest vacation destination the help of our collection of brand-new all-inclusive resorts in Miches. Whether you’re looking to let the adults-only good times grow, or heading for a family-friendly fiesta, our vacation packages to Miches are guaranteed to please. Enjoy panoramic views at Montaña Redonda, bask in the natural glory of the Salto de La Jalda or El Limón waterfalls, or simply lounge by the iconic palm trees lining the beach.
Miches travel guide
Destination facts
Language
Spanish
When to visit
We recommend visiting during the country’s dry season, from December to April, when the weather is consistently warm with sunny blue skies.
What to bring back
Carved wooden figures or hand-woven baskets, larimar jewelry found only in the Dominican Republic, and Dominican coffee world-famous for its quality.
What to eat
Start your day with mangú, the national breakfast of boiled plantains, eggs and salami, before moving onto manuta, a local freshwater fish fried up and served with plantains and lime. End the day with masa de cangrejo a la criolla, or creole-style crab meat sourced from local fisheries.
Fun fact
Laguna Redonda and Laguna Limón are the largest freshwater sources in the country, and they make up the Redonda and Limón Lagoon Natural Scientific Reserve protecting 53 square kilometres of pristine scenery and fauna.
Important info
For more information on all necessary travel documents and more, check Air Canada’s Travel Requirements page and the Government of Canada’s Travel and Tourism website.
