Description

Premium Beachfront Development Land – Dominican Republic

Punta Arenas is a rare opportunity to acquire large beachfront development land on the north
coast of the Dominican Republic near the Samaná Peninsula.

The property spans 142 hectares (1.42 million m2) and features approximately 1,680 meters of
pristine beachfront, making it one of the few remaining large coastal parcels suitable for resort
or residential development in the Caribbean.

Located near Sánchez in the Province of Samaná, the site benefits from access to major
infrastructure including Samaná El Catey International Airport, the Santo Domingo–Sánchez
Highway, and regional coastal roads.

The property consists of two registered parcels:

• Parcel 217 – approximately 46 hectares
• Parcel 218 – approximately 96 hectares

The coastline features soft sand beach, coconut palm groves, and unobstructed ocean views,
providing an exceptional setting for large-scale development.

The Dominican Republic continues to experience strong tourism growth, welcoming over 10
million visitors annually, with national hotel occupancy averaging 75–80% and peak seasons
exceeding 85%.

The north coast is attracting increasing luxury hospitality investment, including the Donoma
project associated with Marriott, reported interest from brands such as St. Regis and
Ritz-Carlton, and the recently announced multimillion-dollar expansion of the Playa Grande
resort backed by the Dominican government and Alex Rodríguez.

Future infrastructure initiatives, including a proposed international airport in Cabrera, are
expected to further strengthen tourism access to the region.

Offered as premium development land, Punta Arenas provides investors and developers with
the flexibility to create a resort, residential community, or mixed-use destination in one of the
Caribbean’s most promising tourism markets.

With 142 hectares of coastal land, 1.68 km of beachfront, and proximity to growing tourism
infrastructure, Punta Arenas represents a compelling opportunity for large-scale development in
the Dominican Republic.