Casa de Campo® The Marina
Marina-Front Villas at Casa de Campo® The Marina
The Marina is the only address in Casa de Campo® where you walk to dinner with the masts of the catamarans clipping past the breakwater alongside you. The morning starts with coffee at La Casita while the boats refuel; midday is a quick stroll through the boutique row or out to the lighthouse; the evening rhythm is Lobster House, the seafood walk, gelato along the promenade, and the slow hum of returning skippers tying up for the night. No other pocket in the resort has this kind of village rhythm. Every other neighborhood is a 5–10 minute cart ride away from the same. Alongside Casa Victoria, a 6-bedroom villa with a private pool and jacuzzi a short walk from the Marina, two Caribbean Paradise Homes properties anchor the marina-front offering: La Sultana (a 5BR Balinese pavilion estate in Bahía Chavón with two pools, an octagonal guest bungalow, and a 4-minute walk to the dockside village) and La Dársena (a 2BR townhouse inside the Marina itself with a covered garden terrace and the dock on foot). Two very different tiers, both anchored on walk-to-dock living rather than drive-to-dock visiting.
Marina Villas for Rent: Rates & Bedrooms
The Marina is the only address in Casa de Campo® where you walk to dinner with the catamarans clipping past alongside you. Three Caribbean Paradise Homes properties anchor the marina-front offering: a 6-bedroom Bahía Chavón villa with a private pool and jacuzzi a short walk from the Marina, a 5-bedroom Balinese pavilion estate with two pools and an octagonal guest bungalow set walking distance from the dockside village, and a 2-bedroom townhouse inside the Marina itself with a covered garden terrace and the dock on foot. Walk-to-dock living, not drive-to-dock visiting. Our picks come first, then three more at different price points. For every Marina villa open on your dates, see our accommodation page.
Casa Victoria
6-bedroom Bahía Chavón villa a short walk from the Marina, with a private pool, jacuzzi and in-villa massage room.
From $3,150/night · Sleeps 14 · 6 bedrooms
La Sultana
Balinese pavilion estate with two pools, a short walk from the Marina and a short ride from Minitas Beach. The Marina standout for multi-generational family weeks.
From $2,200/night · Sleeps 10 · 5 bedrooms
La Dársena
2-bedroom townhouse inside the Casa de Campo® Marina with a covered garden terrace. Waterfront dining and the dock on foot. The lowest entry-point pied-à-terre at the Marina. Housekeeper included.
From $1,150/night · Sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms
Villa Serenita
Mediterranean villa on the bluff above Bahía Chavón, with yachts in view from the pool deck and a walk to the Marina dock.
From $5,200/night · Sleeps 12 · 6 bedrooms
Blue Cottage
Villa in Bahía Chavón with a pool, a thatched gazebo and a big garden, a short walk from the Marina.
From $1,750/night · Sleeps 6 · 3 bedrooms
Villa Le Blanc
Modern villa in Las Palmas with an infinity pool, a pool-pavilion barbecue and a cinema, within walking distance of the Marina.
From $4,050/night · Sleeps 12 · 6 bedrooms
What Defines a Marina-Front Villa
Our three Marina picks span an unusually wide price range — from $1,150/night for the 2BR townhouse (La Dársena) and $2,200/night for the 5BR Balinese estate (La Sultana) to $3,150/night for the 6BR Casa Victoria. La Dársena sits inside the Marina itself (the Dársena pocket, waterfront dining on foot); La Sultana sits in Bahía Chavón a short walk away. La Sultana includes a cook on the standard package and La Dársena a housekeeper, and both offer the only walk-to-the-dock living in the resort.
Who These Villas Are Perfect For
The Marina is the answer for two specific guest profiles. Couples and small parties who want the village feel of dockside Casa de Campo® at the lowest entry-point at the Marina go to La Dársena ($1,150/night, 2BR townhouse, waterfront on foot). Multi-generational families and small groups who want a Balinese estate setting with two pools and walking distance to the Marina go to La Sultana ($2,200/night, 5BR pavilion estate, octagonal guest bungalow, walking-distance to dockside dining).
What Makes a Marina-Front Villa Different
Why They Sit at the Top of the Market
Dockside positioning, walk-to-dinner village feel, accessible price points across $1,150–$3,150/night for distinctly different villa types, and staff included on the standard package. Marina-front villas put guests on the only address in Casa de Campo® where the catamarans clip past at sunset and the boutique row, Lobster House, and the seafood walk are part of the evening rhythm. No other pocket in the resort offers walk-to-dock living — every other neighborhood is a 5-10 minute cart ride to the Marina, which means a meal at dockside requires planning instead of strolling.
Why The Marina Is the Only Walk-to-Dock Pocket
The Marina — front yard for La Dársena (Dársena pocket, inside the Marina itself), 4-minute walk for La Sultana (Bahía Chavón). Minitas Beach is a 5-minute cart ride. Altos de Chavón is a 4-minute drive. Dye Fore is about 2.5 miles away, and Teeth of the Dog and The Links about 3.5 miles, roughly a 10-minute drive. La Romana International Airport (LRM) is 10 minutes from the resort gate.
What Is Typically Included
The Marina is the answer for couples and families who want dockside-village living in Casa de Campo® — walk-to-dinner, walk-to-dock, walk-to-boutiques. The standard package includes full housekeeping at both villas, plus a cook (excluding food cost), pool maintenance and a gardener at La Sultana. Drivers, golf carts, and concierge dining bookings are arranged on request.
Pricing for Marina-Front Villas
Marina-front villa rentals run from $1,150/night for La Dársena (2BR Dársena townhouse) to $2,200/night for La Sultana (5BR Balinese pavilion estate in Bahía Chavón) and $3,150/night for Casa Victoria (6BR villa with a private pool, jacuzzi and in-villa massage room). Pricing varies by season, occupancy, and length of stay; high season (December–April) and Christmas/New Year carry premiums.
Rates are indicative only and subject to change based on exact dates, occupancy, villa selection, and seasonal demand. Final pricing is confirmed at the quote stage. Standard inclusions: daily housekeeping at both Marina-front villas; at La Sultana also a cook (food cost not included), a private pool, pool maintenance and a gardener. Golf carts are not included in the villa rate; Caribbean Paradise Homes arranges cart rental at booking. Add-on services — chauffeur, extra golf cart, concierge dining bookings, in-villa massage, kids’ programs — are arranged on request through the Caribbean Paradise Homes concierge.
For couples and pied-à-terre dockside stays, La Dársena ($1,150/night) — 2BR townhouse with a covered garden terrace right inside the Marina — is the value pick. For multi-gen groups and Balinese-estate stays with walking access to dockside dining, La Sultana ($2,200/night) — 5BR pavilion estate with two pools and an octagonal guest bungalow — is the standout.
Rates are indicative only and subject to change based on exact dates, occupancy, villa selection, and availability at the time of booking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which kind of trip is The Marina best suited to?
The Marina is the answer for couples, small families and groups who want to walk to dockside dining, the boats and the marina village. Our picks here run from $1,150 to $3,150 per night.
How close is Teeth of the Dog from these villas?
Teeth of the Dog is about 3.5 miles from The Marina — roughly a 10-minute drive. The Marina sits on the Chavón River at the eastern side of the resort, a short ride from Minitas Beach.
Which villas at The Marina have private beach access?
None have direct sand access from the villa, but La Sultana and La Dársena are both a short ride from Minitas Beach. For direct beachfront access, see Punta Minitas.
How does golf work from a The Marina villa?
From The Marina, the golf courses are a short drive away: Dye Fore is about 2.5 miles, and Teeth of the Dog and The Links about 3.5 miles. Tee times are booked directly with the Casa de Campo® golf office.
What does the resort fee cover for The Marina guests?
The resort access fee covers daily access to Minitas Beach, the beach club, the resort’s pools, and resort-wide services. Villa rates also include the property’s staff (housekeeping at every villa, plus a cook at La Sultana and Casa Victoria) and our concierge team and direct-with-owner pricing.
What hours does the villa staff work?
General staff working hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm, unless a staff member sleeps at the villa. If you would like the cook or another staff member to stay later, for example for a late dinner, you cover a transport allowance of US$60 per staff member for their ride home.
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