Located in the heart of Jarabacoa's mountain highlands, Alterra Registry Collection by Wyndham is an established community where luxury and nature converge -- with delivered homes, operating villas, and over 80,000 m² of developed infrastructure. Our exclusive villas and vibrant community offer a growing network of homeowners who chose Jarabacoa's highlands for the climate, the privacy, and the pace of life.
Alterra is an active lifestyle community built around wellness and quality of life. Nature, health, and thoughtful design are integrated across the masterplan -- from the architecture and service platform to everyday resident experiences.
Federico Basilis Kilometro 10
Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic
786-609-5256
Jarabacoa sits at 530 meters in the heart of the Cordillera Central -- the Dominican Republic's mountain spine and home to the highest peaks in the Caribbean. Year-round temperatures average 22°C, earning it the name "City of Eternal Spring." Just 90 minutes from Santo Domingo, it is the country's premier mountain destination.
The Taino named this valley Jarabacoa -- "Land of Waters." The Rio Yaque del Norte, the Caribbean's longest river at 300 kilometers, runs through the region. The Jimenoa and Baiguate waterfalls draw visitors year-round, and the surrounding rivers offer world-class rafting and kayaking.
Jarabacoa is surrounded by protected reserves including Armando Bermudez National Park and the Ebano Verde Scientific Reserve. Pico Duarte -- at 3,087 meters, the tallest peak in the Antilles -- is a two-day trek from town. The landscape supports some of the most biodiverse mountain terrain in the Caribbean.
Jarabacoa is a growing community of roughly 40,000 residents who value the pace of highland life. Local coffee farms, flower festivals, and a vibrant Carnival tradition define the culture. Cycling, horseback riding, hiking, and river sports are not attractions here -- they are daily life.
For a mountain town of 40,000, Jarabacoa punches well above its weight at the table. Two Michelin-starred chefs -- the only ones in the country -- have chosen to operate here. Maria Marte, the first Latin American woman to earn two Michelin stars, returned to her hometown to open Cayena at Jarabacoa Country Club. Adille Languil brings his Michelin-trained pedigree to Balcon, a mountaintop restaurant with panoramic valley views. Beyond fine dining, local coffee farms and traditional Dominican kitchens round out a food scene that rivals any coastal resort.
