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Amanyara is home to 38 pavilions and 20 villas with between two and six bedrooms, each offering total privacy. There are several accommodation types, including pavilions set on serene man-made lakes, some with private pools or pathways leading directly to the beach. Villas also boast gyms or yoga salas. Guests can dine in their villa, with meals prepared by their private chef, or opt for The Restaurant’s Asian-inspired menu or The Beach Club, which serves Mediterranean dishes. As well as GZVGPUKXG ƂVPGUU HCEKNKVKGU CPF YCVGT CEVKXKVKGU there’s a nature discovery centre, clubhouse and movie nights to keep children and teenagers entertained.


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With just 25 casitas, Amanera is an exclusive haven. Each accommodation offers stunning views of the bay and many feature private pools. There is also one Two-Bedroom Bay View Casa for families. The hotel has two dining venues –


the main restaurant, Casa Grande, and laidback eatery The Beach Club. Guests can enjoy private barbecues in their casita, rum tasting and cooking classes. A range of activities, from GZGTEKUG ENCUUGU VQ UCPF UEWNRVKPI CPF ƂUJKPI will have children spoilt for choice.


This ethos of immersion in nature is embedded in the guest experience, alongside a healthy dose of Dominican culture


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