Are you a lover of Japanese cuisine? If so, Shibuya Ichiban is the place for you, offering a casual Japanese dining experience with hints of Peruvian gastronomy.

Located in the heart of Casa de Campo Resort and Villas’ ocean playground, La Marina- one of the Caribbean region’s most amazing and complete yachting destinations with its private and independent facility, fully equipped with unsurpassed modern amenities, featuring beautiful gardens, smart shops, art galleries, bars and restaurants on the ground floor and condominiums on the second level overlooking the stunning views of the Caribbean.

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Located in a privileged spot in Altos de Chavon, where breathtaking views of the river are a delight, Alegría has become one of Casa de Campo’s IT SPOTS. Its attributes are many and among them stand out, equally, its gastronomic proposal and its pleasant atmosphere. Those who say that the place catches you just by entering are not wrong!

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Los Montaner Live in Altos de Chavón was a complete success. The Family, Ricardo and his children Evaluna, Mau and Ricky, as well as Evaluna's husband singer Camilo Echeverry, was in Casa de Campo for this live concert, Los Montaner Tour, which was televised to more than a million people worldwide and with more than 205,000 live streaming tickets.

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The holiday season is here and Altos de Chavon is ready for all the fun. Holiday lights turn this Mediterranean-style village into a magical site with gorgeous river views, boutiques, restaurants and bars. The mild Dominican winter weather is perfect for outdoor weddings and celebrations, and Chavon is where it is all happening. Enjoy afternoon and evening drinks overlooking the river at Good Vibes, or bring the whole family for a night of Peruvian-Japanese fusion cuisine...out of this world!

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Besides having wonderful open spaces, oxygen filled ocean breeze and top of the line service, Casa de Campo boasts one of the best hospitals in the Caribbean: The Central Romana Medical Center. Many people might not be aware of the Center’s wonderful facilities and personnel.

Less than 5-minutes away, this private facility is equipped with the latest medical equipment, and is regarded as one of the top medical facilities within the country and the Caribbean.

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Properties in Casa had a very active summer with two open houses: The first for the renovated Casa Bahia, a Beach Mansion (the largest in Casa de Campo), sporting 12 BR, gorgeous, private beach, and yacht slip!! The perfect setting for family retreats or corporate events.

The second at Casa Palma, our beautiful modernist home with magnificent views of Teeth of the Dog golf course and the Caribbean Sea.

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If you are looking for a great day excursion, Catalina Island is the thing to do on your next trip to Casa de Campo. The island is a protected bird sanctuary and only reached by boat. You can depart from Minitas Beach and the trip takes around 25 minutes. (If you are prone to seasickness, this is not for you. You will be out to sea.) But it is all worth it: gorgeous white sand beach, Caribbean breezes and crystal clear waters await you.

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The United Nations recognized June 21 as International Yoga Day to raise awareness worldwide of the many benefits of practicing yoga. Yoga is an ancient physical, mental and spiritual practice which originated in India around 6,000 years ago. The name yoga derives from Sanskrit and means to join or unite, symbolizing the union of body and consciousness.

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Yoga is a powerful tool for self-transformation. It refocuses our attention to our breath, which helps us to still the wondering of the mind and be more present in each moment. Yoga is a path toward creating balance and unity, developing a balance of strength and flexibility.

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Altos de Chavon is known for its art school and architecture (a 16th century Mediterranean village reproduction), set atop the banks of the Chavon River, in Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic. But, Altos de Chavon also boasts fabulous boutiques, restaurants, a regional archeological museum, a first class nightclub, a chapel, a 5,000 seat amphitheater, a market, and breath-taking views.

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Casa de Campo loves cats. No, not cool cats, but the feline variety. You can find them in most areas of the resort. Being in a tropical paradise and with so many woods around, the mice population was having a real "field day". But, most pest control is also harmful to this perfect ecosystem. So, people resorted to the most "natural" pest control possible: cats. People started introducing cats into the villas and tourist areas. It worked. The cats are everywhere and the mice are controlled.

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After years of planning, Casa de Campo Resort & Villas finally made this dream come true. The Minitas Beach Club is luxury at its best. Its modern restaurant with breathtaking ocean view bar and lounge pool deck, will make your vacations a memorable one. 

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The Colonial Zone or Colonial City in Santo Domingo is the oldest city built by Europeans in the American continent. Most of the buildings in this area were the first: first Cathedral, church, hospital, university, etc. Columbus found the perfect port and decided to build the city here, giving the responsibility to his brother Bartholomew to oversee construction of the city which began in 1496. Santo Domingo was the political and cultural center of the Spanish Empire in the Americas. Everyone traveling to the Americas had to stop here first. Some stayed adding to the cultural flavor of the island and it's fusion cuisine.

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The lush tropical gardens created by the landscaping of the luxury homes, parks, golf courses and hotel, and the humidity these gardens have added to the area have changed the climate in Casa de Campo and La Romana. You could say it has created a micro-climate adding a diverse vegetation and fauna to an area that used to be semi-arid. There are more bugs, more lizards, more seed, and more nectar. All this is very attractive to the different birds that now call Casa de Campo their home. Some birds, like the Hispaniola parakeet were endangered and now are thriving in this area. On any given day you can see large flocks of them flying by making their usual ruckus. It is a beautiful and unexpected by-product of home development.

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The Altos de Chavón amphitheater is one of the wonders of Casa de Campo. Built in the 1980s it has been host to many events, concerts and stage performances since it’s 1983 inaugural concerts featuring Frank Sinatra with Buddy Rich and Santana and Heart. The theater has boasted greats like Sting, Luis Miguel, Julio and Enrique Iglesias, Celia Cruz, Sir Elton John, Juanes, and many more. They come because of the intimate feel of a smaller venue and the perfect acoustics that amphitheaters are known for.

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Casa de Campo is known for its famous golf courses – Teeth of the Dog, Links and Dye Fore – plus all the amenities that a resort of this magnitude could offer – Spa, tennis, polo, skeet shooting, diving, fishing, beaches, restaurants, boutiques, entertainment and a world class marina. It is also known for the luxury homes that surround the resort. However, the essence of Casa de Campo is not defined in the amenities it offers, or the luxury homes, but by the luxurious tropical gardens that set the mood for all else.

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Altos de Chavón is not just a an artist village built in the style of an European medieval village. It is the artistic realization of Roberto Copa, a former movie set designer whose high standards and attention to details was unequaled. The outer wall surrounding the amphitheater was built, torn down and rebuilt because he wasn't satisfied with the rock patterns. No stone was overlooked as each stone was studied and planned as a part of the big picture. And what a big picture it is.

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Dominican Republic's gorgeous sandy beaches are the home of the colorful Parrot Fish, responsible for creating most of the white sand beaches tourists and locals enjoy. The Parrot Fish bites off algae from the coral reefs, creating up to 200 pounds of sand a year.

If you are visiting the Dominican Republic, we ask you NOT to order this dish, since over fishing is almost vanishing the parrot fish from Dominican coasts and threatening the existence of its beaches.

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