Casa de Campo is a resort community you rarely need to leave — golf, a marina, a private beach, and one of the country’s most beautiful villages are all inside the gates. Here is what to do during a villa stay.
Golf
Three courses: Pete Dye’s world-renowned Teeth of the Dog, the cliff-top Dye Fore, and the inland Links. Golf is the community’s signature — see our guide to golf villas and where to stay near the courses.
Altos de Chavón
A recreated 16th-century Mediterranean village above the Chavón river, with cobbled streets, artisan workshops, galleries, restaurants, a church, and a 5,000-seat Grecian amphitheatre that has hosted major concerts. It is the cultural heart of the resort and a lovely spot for dinner.
The marina and the water
Marina Casa de Campo is lined with restaurants and shops and is the base for deep-sea fishing, sailing, and boat charters. Popular day trips run to Saona and Catalina islands — white sand, calm water, and snorkelling.
Beach, family and more
The private Minitas Beach has a beach club and calm water for families. Beyond that the community has tennis, an equestrian centre, a shooting centre, a spa, and kids’ activities — enough to fill a week without repeating a day.
Plan your Casa de Campo stay
A staffed villa and a concierge make it easy to book all of it. Read the full Casa de Campo villa rental guide, or tell us your dates and group size and we will match you to the right home.
