The Caribbean’s Best Eco-Lodges

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By Caribbean Journal Staff

Tubagua — Dominican Republic

You might not realize, but there is a whole world of eco-tourism in the Dominican Republic. Tubagua, set about halfway in the greater Puerto Plata area, has gorgeous thatched-roof accommodations and is a superb way to experience the DR’s natural wonders in a decidedly green environment — in nearly every way.

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