May is extremely warm in Bayahibe, with daytime temperatures reaching a high of 30°C.
The evenings are also balmy and warm as temperatures never dip lower than 22°C. Plenty of loose fitting, light clothing will be appropriate for your visit at this time of year.
Of course the main draws of the beautiful village of Bayahibe are the miles of golden beaches. The sands of Dominicus and La Romana tend to be quieter and more pristine than the busier tourist locations in the Dominican Republic.
Some beaches have also secured European Blue Flag status for their cleanliness.
Many people also come to Bayahibe for the amazing scuba diving opportunities it affords.
There is a dazzling coral reef bursting with marine life that simply must be experienced up close, as well as several shipwrecks that can be explored. Tropical fish and exotic plant life are abundant in this area, so whether you are a seasoned diver or an eager firs- timer, this activity is a must.
Those of you that are beginners can easily seek tuition from one of the many scuba diving centres in the area. Take care to only attempt dives that match your ability as some of the more complicated dives can be extremely dangerous.
The area is also famed for its many golf resorts. The stunning scenery in Bayahibe provides a beautiful setting for over 20 courses, so golf lovers will be in heaven!
For nature lovers, the island of Catalina to the West and Saona to the South are huge nature reserves, famed not only for their range of wildlife but also for their archaeological interest. Guided tours are available for those wishing to explore these areas.
