Newly built Cabarete Condos

Brand new and almost ready to move into are these two spacious, ground floor condos (measuring 116 m2 and 120 m2). The common area with it’s private residents pool, surrounded by palm trees has a tropical feel to it. The location of Kaya Residences is both peaceful and private and just a short drive away from the hustle and bustle of Cabarete town centre and the beach. 

Both bedrooms come equipped with high efficiency ACs and ceiling fans. The private balcony offers you an additional outside living space that all Caribbean homes should have. HOA fees are very reasonable at US$ 200 per month and include security. 

These condos could be great as a main residence, a vacation home or a rental property – the flexibility is right there to make Kaya Residences your next/first DR property investment! 

About The Community

Cabarete is a tourist area recently named the Wind and Surf Capital of the Dominican Republic. It is an area of the island that combines mountains, lagoons and white sand beaches.

The lifestyle in Cabarete is the main attraction for both tourists and people who have adopted Cabarete as their new home often referred to as “ex-pats.”

Watersport Capital of Dominican Republic

Cabarete became a tourist destination in the 90’s when windsurfing was popular all around the world. Perfect wind and waves for watersports essentially put Cabarete on the map. Even the sport of kitesurfing that was invented around that time has had lots of its development history here on the beaches of Cabarete.

Kiteboarding in Cabarete

Today, due to 330 days of wind Cabarete remains a top 10 destination for kitesurfing. Kite Beach is considered a world class kiting spot and has been the hometown of some of the worlds best kite surfers. Two time vice-world champion, 2018 World Champion, and Youth Olympic Gold medalist Adeuri Corniel was born and raised in Cabarete. There is also Lorenzo Calcaño and Alex Soto, who are still on the circuit and are top ten athletes in the world to name a few.

Major Airports

15 minutes from Gregorio Luperón International Airport (POP)

1 hour and a half from Santiago de los Caballeros International Airport (STI)

4 hours from Las Américas International Airport (SDQ) in Santo Domingo