Playa Calolima is a peaceful beach located in Las Terrenas, a town in the Samaná province of the Dominican Republic. The beach can be accessed via the Las Terrenas - El Limón road, or alternatively from the coastal road in Las Terrenas. One of its distinguishing features is a medium-sized advertising billboard measuring 120 cm in height and 160 cm in width, providing services such as printing, installation, and maintenance, with an annual contract duration.
The beach is known for its calm, clean waters that are shallow enough for visitors to walk meters into the sea while still being only knee-deep. Additionally, a small, sand-based river flows into the beach, providing a unique and refreshing experience for visitors. The waters are home to a diverse array of marine life, including corals, making it an interesting spot for both children and adults.
Another unique feature of Playa Calolima is a small, fresh, cold water stream that converges with the ocean, providing a refreshing contrast on hot days. The beach is not typically crowded and is primarily visited by locals, making it an ideal choice for those looking for a quiet, serene getaway. However, visitors should note that there are no vendors, food, or accommodations available on the beach, and should therefore plan their visit accordingly.
Parking at Playa Calolima is convenient, with visitors able to drive their cars directly onto the sand. However, due to its somewhat hidden location, visitors are advised to keep an eye out to avoid missing it while driving. Despite its secluded location, Playa Calolima is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful beach experience.
