Marina Casa de Campo®, the most complete sailing destination in the Caribbean, is on the edge of the complex, where the Chavón River meets the Caribbean Sea.
Located at 18.24' N latitude and 0.68° 54' W longitude, the Marina has a total of 350 docks, with a maximum capacity for vessels from 30 to 250 feet in length. This positions it as a high-capacity marina that offers an elegant and luxurious lifestyle.
Visitors who choose to fly to or from Casa de Campo® have the option of docking their boat and crew at La Marina and enjoying the use of the La Romana International Airport, just a two-minute drive from the resort’s gates.
Marina Casa de Campo boasts one of the most comprehensive infrastructures in the Caribbean. With a capacity for 350 slips and a draft of up to 16 feet, it accommodates large vessels with ease. The docks are equipped with electrical connections ranging from 110V to 480V, ensuring reliable and efficient technical service for all types of yachts.
The marina features a fully equipped shipyard with a 300-ton travel lift, enabling maintenance work to meet international standards. It also has two fuel stations with multiple supply points at Dock K, designed so that even the largest yachts can refuel without leaving their slip.
Proximity to La Romana International Airport—just 10 minutes away—and an on-site helipad ensures swift, exclusive connections. Security is a top priority, with 24/7 surveillance, as well as continuous immigration, customs, and technical assistance services. Additionally, the marina has specialized drainage systems for vessels, guaranteeing a seamless nautical experience from arrival to departure.
Recognized multiple times by Billfish Report as one of the top ten fishing destinations in the world, Marina Casa de Campo has solidified its reputation as the Caribbean’s premier sportfishing hub. Peak season runs from February to May, when the waters off the Dominican coast become a paradise for blue marlin, sailfish, tuna, and wahoo enthusiasts.
Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in the "Catch and Release" format, actively promoted in all tournaments and fishing excursions organized by the marina. This responsible practice helps conserve marine species and ecosystems while maintaining high success rates—in 2018 alone, 972 blue marlin were released, and a record 480-pound tuna was caught.
Anglers visiting Casa de Campo enjoy not only a thrilling challenge but also the logistical and technical support of a world-class marina, making every outing an unforgettable experience.
Since its opening in December 2001, the Casa de Campo Yacht Club has served as the social heart of the marina. Designed by architect Gianfranco Fini in an elegant Mediterranean colonial style, the club features spacious terraces, meeting lounges, grand staircases, and direct sea views—all crafted to foster connections among yacht owners, captains, visitors, and nautical enthusiasts.
The Yacht Club also hosts exclusive events, fishing tournaments, and social gatherings that enhance Marina Casa de Campo’s global prestige. Beyond its architecture and services, the club embodies the cosmopolitan nautical spirit that defines our community.
Marina Casa de Campo is more than just a marina—it’s a vibrant, elegant, and sophisticated way of life. With over 70 establishments in and around Portofino Plaza, the offerings include renowned restaurants like La Casita, Limoncello, and Peperoni; bars and lounges with breathtaking views; luxury boutiques such as Vilebrequin and Harmont & Blaine; cinemas, art galleries, a gourmet supermarket, and essential services like a bank, ship chandler, and laundry.
This setting is complemented by the resort’s many activities: world-class golf courses, polo, horseback riding, tennis, a private beach, and the iconic Altos de Chavón, the region’s cultural and artistic hub. Whether for a temporary stay or permanent residence, Marina Casa de Campo delivers a complete experience where luxury, comfort, and authentic Dominican charm intertwine flawlessly.
