La Romana destination weddings
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Casa de Campo is a 7,000-acre private estate with polo fields, three championship golf courses, a full marina, and Altos de Chavon, a replica 16th-century Mediterranean village perched above the Chavon River. Nothing else in the Caribbean comes close to offering this combination of settings in one location.
Casa de Campo operates on a European plan with individual restaurants and villa-style accommodation rather than the all-inclusive model. For couples whose guests prefer flexibility, genuine restaurant dining, and a resort that feels like a private community rather than a hotel, this is the strongest option in the Dominican Republic.
Teeth of the Dog, consistently rated among the best golf courses in the Caribbean and Latin America, is on the Casa de Campo estate. For wedding groups where golf matters, this destination is in a different category to any other option in the region.
When is the best time to get married in La Romana?
November through April is the dry season and ideal for outdoor ceremonies at Casa de Campo. La Romana sits on the south coast and is slightly more humid than Punta Cana year-round, but the dry season is reliably consistent. December through March is peak season with the most stable conditions.
May through October brings more humidity and higher rainfall. Hurricane season runs June through November. Starting event planning and documentation at least 12 months before your preferred date is strongly recommended, as Casa de Campo's most desirable venues book up well in advance.
What is Casa de Campo and why do couples choose it for destination weddings?
Casa de Campo is a 7,000-acre private estate resort on the south coast of the Dominican Republic near La Romana. Unlike the large all-inclusive properties in Punta Cana, it operates on a European plan with individual restaurants, villa and casita accommodation, and a range of venues that includes the extraordinary Altos de Chavon amphitheatre, beach clubs, and garden settings along the Chavon River.
Couples choose it because there is simply nothing else like it in the Caribbean. The combination of the Altos de Chavon setting, the polo fields, the golf, and the overall estate scale creates a wedding week experience that is genuinely different from any resort corridor elsewhere in the region. It is at the premium end of the market and suits couples who want something distinctive over something efficient.
Trusted by 2,500+ travellers
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What a gorgeous resort! From the swings at the bar to the numerous pools… Many thanks to Zandra and Vacationeeze for planning such a dream vacation to El Dorado Maroma in Playa del Carmen last November! It was a beautiful location and the organized events were perfect! We had a delicious dinner on the beach that was beautifully decorated with flowers and lights… just magical! Thank you Zandra, for picking such an amazing resort - we loved the Mexican night, the tequila tasting, and the mariachis! We will be returning for more advice from you in the future!!
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What is La Romana known for?
La Romana is best known for Casa de Campo, a 7,000-acre private estate resort that is one of the most unique destination wedding venues in the Caribbean. The estate includes polo fields, three championship golf courses (including Teeth of the Dog, consistently rated among the best in the world), a full marina, and Altos de Chavón, a replica 16th-century Mediterranean village perched above the Chavón River.
Is La Romana good for families?
Casa de Campo can accommodate families, with activities including golf, tennis, a water park, polo lessons, and beach access. It is not a kids-club-centric resort in the all-inclusive sense, so it works best for families with older children or teens rather than toddlers. For large groups with young children, a family-focused all-inclusive in Punta Cana is usually a better fit.
How far is La Romana from Punta Cana airport?
La Romana is approximately 90 minutes by road from Punta Cana International Airport. La Romana also has its own smaller airport (LRM) with charter and private jet service. For large groups flying commercial, most arrive via Punta Cana and transfer. The journey time is worth factoring in for guests on short trips.
What is the difference between Punta Cana and La Romana?
Punta Cana is the main resort corridor on the east coast, with large all-inclusive properties, more resort choice, and the most direct US flight options. La Romana is on the south coast, anchored by Casa de Campo, a unique 7,000-acre estate resort with polo fields, three championship golf courses, and a replica Mediterranean village. La Romana suits couples who want something boutique and distinctive rather than the standard all-inclusive model.
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