Playa Coson Beach Villa for rent

Excursions 'Casa Tabiki'

Excursions and leisure activities, summary:

• Golfing, bathing, scuba diving, snorkelling, surfing, windsurfing, sailing, kite surfing, tennis, riding school, coastal/forest paths, flying (club), boat trips, horse trecking, ATV/Quad Bike, fishing, spear fishing
• Whale watching
• Los Haitises national park
• Cascada del Limon waterfall

Luxury Villa on the Coson beach, detached, seafront, beachfront, guarded Private estate

• Seven (7) bedrooms
• Seven (7) bathrooms
• Max. capacity 14 people
• Ideal for family, all age groups
• Unobscured view : sea Atlantic ocean, swimming pool, beach, garden-park
• Luxurious setting, heavenly, pleasantly warm, exotic
• Your private beach
• Your 'own' sea
• Guarded private estate

Par 72 with 18 holes Playa Grande - Championship Golf Course. This golf course, one of the most beautiful in the Caribbean, was designed by the celebrated architect Robert Trent Jones Sr., on an area of more than 150 hectares (370 acres), it was inaugurated in 1997

on Playa Coson Beach

Address: Playa Coson, Las Terrenas, Samana
Latitude   19°18'01.68"N
Longitude 69°35'07.14"W
coordinates in Degrees, minutes, seconds at GPS\Google Earth

• On the beach itself
• Airconditioning
• swimming pool
• shower room
• Oven
• Micro-wave oven
• Washing machine
• BBQ
• Terrace
• Parking

EXCURSIONS | Attractions

• Samana city. Samana city claims an unusual history and, as a result, an unusual character. It was settled by two shiploads of freed American slaves around 1824 and, to this day, many residents speak English as a first language. The US cultural influence is also apparent in many of the last names of the settlers of this area. Urban renewal is improving the overall look of Samana city.
• Las Terrenas town. Worth a stroll. Lots of shops feature all sort of beach wear and gear. Great supermarket in town, restaurants, delicious pate and pastry shops, reflecting the European influence.
• El Limon Waterfall. Take the El Portillo road going East and stay on it until you get to the town of El Limon. The waterfall is about 300 meters above sea level and has a 40 meter drop that ends in a very deep but swimable pool of crystal clear waters.
• Whale-watching Samana has some of the best whale-watching in the world. Every year, the excursions depart to catch the frolicking giant creatures from 15 January to 15 March. See the DR1 Whale-Watching Page
• Los Haitises National Park. Easily reached by a short boat ride across the Bay is Los Haitises National Park. This area is known as having one of the most important rainforests and mangrove reserves in the entire Caribbean, complete with keys and caves. You can only enter the park with a certified guide. Day excursions can be booked from most hotels.
• Mountain biking, hiking, horse riding There are few destinations as great as Samana for these ecotourism sports. Horseback riding or four wheel riding trails through the mountains and beaches. Note that there is no better way to really see the area than by mountain bike, hiking or horse riding. End the day with a plunge in a deserted beach. Horse riding excursions that will take you through jungles and paradise beaches are offered at many locations. Highly recommended.
• Caving Samana has many caves for exploring. Check out the availability of excursions offering sightings of petroglyphs and pictograms from the days of the Indian settlers. Samana is known as the site of the first battle between the Indian settlers and the European conquerors - the Battle of the Arrows.
• Rock climbing Rock climbing enthusiasts should look into the Playa Fronton excursions. Playa Fronton is located at the end tip of Las Galeras. It is a spectacular beach, even if you are not into climbing.
• Beach Excursions 4wheel Take the four wheeler excursion to discover the many beaches on the northwestern coast of the peninsula, off Las Terrenas.
• Beaches , visit Playa Rincon Beach on the other side of the peninsula. Considered one of the best in the Dominican Republic, this beach can be reached by four wheel car, horseback over the mountains or by a short boat trip from Las Galeras. To get to Las Galeras, take the Samana road east to the end.
• Whale-watching excursions from January 15-March 15. Some of the better excursions leave at 9 am and make a stopover at Cayo Levantado island, which wouldn’t leave time to make it back on the bus. Samana and whale-watching are really worth a visit on their own.
• Golfing the famous Playa Grande golf course, about an hour and a half distance from Samana.
• SCUBA | Coson, The Tower, Punta Tibisi Samana features the best adventure diving of the north coast of the Dominican Republic. This rocky coastline with high cliffs leads to an exciting underwater world of sheer drop-offs and pinnacles that rise from 165 feet to within 15 feeet of the surface. Underwater visibility in this region can range from 100 to 150 feet. During the winter season (January 15-March 15), visiting humpback whales can be seen and heard underwater as they migrate toward Silver Shoals. Dive shops take their divers to Punta Tibisi (Cabo Cabron) for snorkeling and swimming. For advanced divers, there is the site known as The Tower. This underwater pinnacle rises from 165 feet. Down below at 40 feet, views are serene and majestic.
• Diving Snorkeling The sea floor of the Samana peninsula varies broadly from shallow, reef sites featuring multitudes of deep undercuts, to systems honeycombed with large caves, tunnels and swim-throughs such as those surrounding the small rock islands of Las Ballenas (The Whales) close to Coson Beach. Beneath the moderate depths of 30 and 50 feet, their vast collection of dave and tunnel formations, are difficult to count in the course of one dive. The El Portillo-Las Terrenas area also offers attractive dives to a mixture of shallow and deeper coral reefs and caverns, as well as coral gardens for snorkeling.

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