Las Terrenas
Beach days, restaurants, cafés and plenty of places to stay.
A lively beach town, a quiet fishing village, or a waterfront base by the bay? Find the Samaná location that feels right for you.
Explore where to staySamaná isn’t one single beach town. It’s a whole peninsula of different little places, each with its own pace. If you want to walk to cafés and restaurants, you’ll probably lean toward Las Terrenas. For a slower trip and boat-access beaches, look at Las Galeras. Santa Bárbara de Samaná has the bay, waterfront and a more local town feel.
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No complicated checklists — just a few things worth knowing before you go.
Las Terrenas is a handy starting point if you want a mix of beaches, restaurants and day trips.
Las Galeras and the areas just outside town feel calmer, especially in the evening.
Samaná Town can be a convenient base for excursions departing from the bay.