The Dominican Republic has a generous number of public holidays. Many are moved to the next Monday ( día no laborable ) to create long weekends. On holidays, shops and offices are closed, but restaurants, Colmados, and tourism operate as usual. Date Holiday Note January 1 Año Nuevo (New Year) Januar

Carnival (February–March) The Dominican Carnival takes place every Sunday in February, culminating on February 27 (Independence Day) and the first Sunday in March. Each city has its own tradition: La Vega: The most spectacular carnival — thousands of Diablos Cojuelos (limping devils) in elaborate co

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Holidays & Festivals

From Carnival to Semana Santa to the Merengue Festival — the Dominican festival calendar is packed, and every celebration is an invitation to join in the dance.

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Public Holidays

The Dominican Republic has a generous number of public holidays. Many are moved to the next Monday ( día no laborable )…

Carnival & Festivals

Carnival (February–March) The Dominican Carnival takes place every Sunday in February, culminating on February 27 (Inde…

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