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Mitur to build waterfront at Playa Los Almendros, Baní

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · July 29, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Mitur keeps betting on tourism decentralization. The Peravia province will get a new waterfront at Playa Los Almendros, Baní. According to Arecoa, this infrastructure is part of the strategy to strengthen tourism development beyond the consolidated poles.

The initiative aims to enhance a beach that, while not massive, has potential to attract visitors seeking authentic experiences and nature. Baní, with its dunes and coastal landscapes, gets a boost of public investment. My take: Mitur looking south is a smart move. The interior and southern coast have been waiting for an opportunity. Not everything is Punta CanaPunta CanaThe main tourism hub of the Dominican Republic, on the eastern tip, famous for white-sand beaches, all-inclusive resorts and its own international airport..

We'll need to monitor project details: timelines, scope, and integration with the local community. If well executed, Peravia could become a complementary destination to Santo Domingo and La Romana. Success will depend on connectivity and promotion. But the signal is clear: Mitur is diversifying, and in my opinion, that's great news for the sector.

Quick questions

What is the waterfront at Playa Los Almendros?
It is a Mitur project to build a tourism infrastructure at that beach in Baní, aiming to boost local development.
Where is Playa Los Almendros located?
In Peravia province, near Baní, on the southern coast of the Dominican Republic.
When will construction start?
The announcement does not specify dates, but it marks the beginning of the planning process.
What type of tourism is this project targeting?
Nature and authenticity tourism, away from massive resorts, leveraging the area's coastal landscapes.
Will it benefit local hoteliers?
Yes, because it will improve the region's offering and potentially attract more visitors, benefiting small hotels and local businesses.

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