Whilst there are many sporting activities to get your teeth into whilst in Casa de Campo, in this immense resort, there are countless other things TO DO and enjoy!
Here are some of our favorites places to visit and things TO DO:
An iconic image of Altos de Chavón and Casa de Campo, the Altos de Chavón Amphitheater was designed by Italian artist Roberto Copa in 1976 and inaugurated with the “Concert for the Americas” with Frank Sinatra, Buddy Rich, Heart and Carlos Santana on August 20th 1982.
Located in the main Casa de Campo hotel area, the Casa de Campo spa is a haven of tranquility, where each client enjoys their massage or treatment in the privacy of their own cabaña.
Some signature treatments include:
• The “Casa de Campo Spa Signature Facial“, a customized facial using collagen 360°, which gives the face back its volume, improves skin elasticity and softness for a healthier complexion.
• The “Coffee-Mint Rub“, exfoliate and hydrate the skin with a cool wake-up mix that combines Dominican grown coffee with a touch of peppermint to improve circulation and reduce the appearance of cellulite
• The “Classic Massage“, with long, flowing strokes to release full body tension
• “In-focus” massages; “Warming Back” with warm towels to release back tension, “Best Foot Forward” for achy feet, sore knees and restless legs or “Head, Neck and Shoulder” a three dimensional massage with warm oils and hot stones.
Open daily: 9am – 8pm
Tel: (809) 523-8529
Altos de Chavon Regional Archaeological Museum
With more than 3,000 Pre- Columbian and Taino artifacts, here you will learn about the Dominican Republic’s rich ancestral heritage.
Where: Altos de Chavon (Right behind the St. Stanislaus church)
The Marina Casa de Campo is a great place for shopping, dining and of course boating! The gorgeous Marina Casa de Campo boasts more than 100 villas and apartments, more than 20 shops, numerous restaurants, bars and cafés and a bustling night life.
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