As usual for Holy Week that is usually a prolonged work and school rest period, giving people the opportunity to travel and enjoy recreational activities, and the beach being a popular destination for the warm climate of the time, Visiting the Aserradero beach in the Galeras de Samaná is an option to take into account.
This coast located in the Samaná Peninsula, known for its white sand and lush vegetation, is a destination that is capturing the attention of premises and visitors equally.
El sawmill beach emerges as a natural treasure in the galleys of Samaná Ideal on vacation
The beach El Aserradero is a coastal jewel that emerges as a refuge of tranquility and natural beauty, offering an authentic experience away from the crowds.
Previously known only for a few locals and adventurers, this coast that gains recognition every day thanks to its virgin charm, its fine and golden sand, extends along a coast bordered by gigantic undulating palm trees and crystalline waters of an intense turquoise color.
“This is a real paradise that is no longer, hidden. The peace you feel here is incomparable and its calm waters, they are ideal for swimming or simply enjoying the landscape,” said Juana Gutiérrez, a tourist who visits the beach.
Access to the beach by natural paths guarantees a primitive environment
Access to the Aserradero beach, although it requires a small adventure through natural paths, rewards visitors with a pristine and little busy environment. This relative inaccessibility has contributed to preserve its natural beauty, keeping the beach clean and free of mass tourist exploitation.
“Our goal is to share the beauty of the Aserradero beach in a responsible manner, so that visitors can spend an unforgettable weekend,” said Surse Seller.
The sawmill is presented as a charming alternative to the most popular beaches in Samaná, offering a more intimate and authentic experience. For nature lovers, peace seekers and those who wish to discover unexplored cornersthis new destination promises to become a mandatory stop in this beautiful peninsula.
The National invites you to discover Samaná In this Holy Week: Scap the Virgen Beauty of Beach El Aserradero this year
As the voice about The beauty of beach the sawmill runs from mouth to mouth, a gradual increase in the number of visitors is expected. However, hope is that this growth is managed sustainably, ensuring that this natural treasure remains a refuge of beauty and tranquility for all.
According to some locals, the name of this beach is because in the past there was a sawmill in this town that was the one that supplied wood, for housing lifting and manufacturing vessels throughout the sector.
The growth of tourism in the area must be managed in a sustainable way
In 2024, the Dominican Republic received more than 11, 192,047 tourists, establishing a new historical record. 8, 535,742 tourists arrived by air, while by the sea did 2, 656,305 cruise members. Samaná, in the northeast of the country, was one of the main tourist destinations, receiving 9% of visitors.
