Playa Bahia de Las Aguilas

Off the tourist trail but not for long. They are currently building 3 all inclusive (large) hotels. To get to the beach you will need a 4x4 vehicle as there are 2 sharp inclines up over the hills. You can walk it but it’s several km’s. You can park at a nearby beach (rocky shore) and take a loach boat. The guys are waiting to take you. If you go scuba diving they also take you to the beach!! Much less garbage here. No major waves. Fine sand. You can use your drone but you’re limited by height. Just absolutely incredible. Loved our time here!

Bay of the Eagles Beach. The cliffs have eagle caves. You can't see the caves from the beach. Easiest way to get to the beach is by boat. We drove in. Recommend four wheel drive. You see a lot more driving in. Pristine beach. No services. Bring everything in you may need. Wind is strong, tents won't stay up. Use tarp style, if any. They boat cruise ship people there and they have chairs and canopies.

Tucked away in the southwestern corner of the Dominican Republic, Bahía de las Águilas isn’t just a beach—it’s a dream pulled straight from the pages of a tropical fairytale. From the moment I set foot on its powder-white sand, I was overwhelmed by its sheer beauty and serenity. The beach stretches for miles, untouched and untamed, kissed by the clearest aquamarine water I've ever seen. There are no crowds, no blaring music—just the sound of gentle waves and the occasional call of a seabird soaring overhead. It felt like nature’s secret, shared only with those curious enough to seek it out. What truly sets Bahía de las Águilas apart is its wild, otherworldly sense of solitude. Surrounded by desolate beauty of Jaragua National Park, the area is a sanctuary—for sea turtles, for delicate coral reefs, and for those of us who crave a moment of stillness far from the noise of modern life. Swimming here was like floating in liquid glass, and snorkeling just offshore revealed flashes of vibrant marine life. As the sun began its descent, the entire beach glowed gold and tangerine, the sky a masterpiece of fading colors. That moment—barefoot, sun-kissed, and awe-struck—will live in my heart forever. Bahía de las Águilas is not just a destination. It’s a reminder that paradise still exists—wild, quiet, and breathtakingly pure.

Wow... sin palabras. It's the most beautiful beach that I've ever seen.

It was just amazing. A diamond in the south of Dominican Republic.

Heaven. Make sure to stay at least 2 nights. The restaurant have great food.

I can't give 5 star for these reasons. The trip to get here either 4x4 or by Yola's (boat) make it a fun to get to the location. The beach is gorgeous, the water even better. BUT, the yola captains are idiots, even the Armada. They go full speed far closer to the beach than I swim in only 2m water, all along the shore making swimming dangerous above waist deep water. No regard for the safty of the people they taxi here. Im dumbfounded by that ignorance. I could not snorkle at all as thay were always between me and shore and too busy looking at bikinis than watching for swimmers.

It’s an incredible place. Being surrounded by this beauty was well worth the drive to make it all the way here.