Towns across the Dominican Republic

Our home base. We build websites for Sosúa businesses across the whole town — Calle Duarte and the Parque Fraternidad strip, the beach road, the hillside above town and the reef trips out beyond it — so they look established to a visitor planning a trip and turn map searches into real bookings.

The kitesurfing capital of the Caribbean, on a bay that gets wind most afternoons from about November to May, with a town centre that has grown into a real one. We build Cabarete sites for the schools, the condo letting offices, the surf camps and the businesses that serve a mostly international market.

The province capital and a working port city, with the cable car up to Isabel de Torres, Playa Dorada, the 27 waterfalls at Damajagua an hour inland, and Taino Bay bringing in the cruise ships. We build Puerto Plata websites for businesses trading to visitors and to the region's own commercial base at the same time.

A planned international community built in the British style, with residences and a golf course on the water and a strict architectural brief. We build Amber Cove sites for the resort, the rental programme and the property offices — for a buyer who is comparing Puerto Plata with Florida, Dubai and Gran Canaria before committing.

The busy junction between Puerto Plata and Sosúa where everybody stops for petrol, a roti and a phone charge. Titexero's businesses serve drivers rather than visitors, which sounds like a smaller market than it is — it is one of the busiest roads in the north, and the trade runs all year.

A long beach road running south from Sosúa, with more surf lodges and small beach bars per kilometre than anywhere else on the north coast, and cell coverage that comes and goes. We build Los Cocos sites for the lodges, the bars and the rental managers — fast enough to load on the signal those places actually have.

A genuine small town in the hills above the north coast, serving local Dominican families rather than visitors. That is a different brief from the coast: the customer is probably within a few kilometres, on mobile data, searching in Spanish, and wants a phone number and an opening time.

A market town on the road inland, best known as the base for the 27 waterfalls at Damajagua and the Camú river, and busy all year with trucks moving between the north coast and the Cibao. We build Imbert sites for the transport, agricultural and trade businesses that make this town work.

One page covering the three towns people search for together, for businesses that genuinely work across all of them. If you cover the Sosúa, Cabarete and Puerto Plata area you shouldn't have to pick which of three pages to send people to — and neither should the customer.

The capital, the country's commercial centre, and where the majority of Dominican businesses actually are. Nearly three million people, a genuine metropolitan market with no tourism involved. We build Santo Domingo websites for the professionals, clinics, trades and retailers who compete with each other rather than with a promenade.

Where the Las Américas airport is, and therefore a town of transport, logistics, car hire, hotels and tour operators built entirely around passenger movement. We build Juan Santamaría sites for businesses whose customers are still in transit when they search.

The first beach anybody sees after leaving the airport, twenty minutes from the capital, and genuinely busy rather than a postcard. We build Boca Chica sites for the beach clubs, the boat and fishing-trip operators, the seafood restaurants and the guesthouses — businesses with a strong local customer base and a big seasonal overlay on top of it.

A dense working town on the capital's western edge, better known for its industrial estate and free-zone suppliers than for tourism. We build Los Alcarrizos sites for manufacturers, hardware suppliers, garages and local retailers whose customers come to them rather than the other way round.

The capital of the province of the same name, set in a valley between the capital and the southern provinces, with sugarcane and rum production on its edges. We build San Cristóbal websites for the city's own retailers and professionals and for the agricultural and bottling businesses in the surrounding countryside.

The arrival airport and the country's largest tourism market by some distance, and a place where almost everything is seasonal, multilingual and booked through an intermediary. We build Punta Cana sites for resorts, villa managers, tour operators and restaurants that want the booking directly rather than paying commission on it.

The resort strip that took the airport's traffic, with the big all-inclusive properties set back from the beach and an enormous number of smaller businesses serving the guests who work there and the day trippers who come off the coaches. We build Bávaro sites for restaurants, tour desks, car hire, salons, medical services and retailers.

The beach itself, and the businesses that depend on it directly — hotels on the sand, wedding venues, catamaran and jet-ski operators, beach clubs, photographers and the rental businesses. We build Playa Bávaro sites for operators who need to answer a hard question about a specific experience before somebody commits money to it.

The quieter, more residential stretch inside the larger Bávaro area, with a handful of good resorts and a lot of private villas and condo rentals. We build Arena Gorda sites for rental managers, boutique accommodation, restaurants and the service businesses a residential community of that kind needs.

A dense grid of condo blocks and apartment complexes a couple of kilometres inland from the Bávaro beach, full of owners, long-stay guests and the businesses that serve them. We build Los Corales sites for letting offices, restaurants, salons, medical services and the small retail that fills a neighbourhood rather than a resort.

The town on the bay, best known for the humpback whales that come into Samaná Bay from January and peak around the middle of February, with El Limón and Playa Cosón on either side of it. We build Samaná websites for the whale-watching operators, the hotels, the restaurants and the excursion businesses around that trade.

Samaná province's other town, on a different bay, with Playa Quemada, a genuine surf break at Playa Los Cocos, and a main street that fills up every evening. We build Las Terrenas sites for the hotels, surf lodges, restaurants, bars and rental businesses in a town with a mixed local, long-stay and visiting crowd.

The road that runs up the east side of the peninsula to the Salto de El Limón waterfall, with a good beach at the bottom of it and a few businesses strung along the way. We build El Limón sites for the surf camps, the beach bars, the guides and the guesthouses that people find on a road trip rather than plan in advance.

A long, wide, largely undeveloped beach twenty minutes from Samaná town and one of the best-looking in the country, with a small cluster of businesses at the northern end. We build Playa Cosón sites for the guesthouses, the beach bars and the excursion pick-ups.

A small working fishing village on the north coast of the peninsula, with several serious surf breaks within a few minutes and a boat-building tradition genuinely worth seeing. We build Galván sites for the surf camps, the boat builders, the fishing businesses and the small retail that keeps a village like this self-sufficient.

A real city with a working industrial base, the sugar mill at Villa Romana, the harbour and the container terminal, and a tourist town attached to it. We build La Romana websites for businesses across all three of those — the resort businesses, the industrial suppliers, and the Dominican businesses serving a city of a quarter of a million people.

A small fishing village that became the dive capital of the Dominican Republic, with an entire national park of coral reef sites offshore and a European and North American market that has kept coming for decades. We build Bayahibe sites for the dive shops, the hotels, the boat builders and the excursion operators.

A long-established resort estate on a peninsula in Samaná Bay, with the golf course, the marina, the villas and the wedding venues that have made it one of the best-known addresses in the country. We build Casa de Campo sites for the estate's own businesses and for the owners and operators who work within it.

A reef-break beach east of La Romana that has become a weekend destination in its own right, with surf in the morning, a beach bar scene, camping and a lot of day-trippers from the capital. We build Playa Macao sites for the surf lodges, the bars, the camps and the food businesses that serve a crowd which is mostly Dominican.

The Cibao's commercial capital and the second city in the country, with a Zona Franca full of manufacturers, a long-established coffee and tobacco trade, and a cultural scene that puts on some of the country's biggest festivals. We build Santiago websites for professional firms, clinics, manufacturers and the businesses that serve them.

A town with a long-standing garment industry and a wider manufacturing base than its size suggests, sitting in the valley between Santiago and the north coast. We build Moca sites for manufacturers, wholesalers, local retailers, clinics and the service businesses that serve a large working population.

The town everyone crosses to get to the Samaná peninsula, and therefore a busy mixture of transport, trade, hardware, food and fuel. We build Villa Altagracia websites for the businesses that serve people passing through as much as the people who live there.

A resort town on the north coast with a beach, an events and nightlife scene, and a large surrounding population that keeps it trading after the visitors go. We build Nagua sites for the beach businesses, the event and party trade, the restaurants and the local services that work year-round.

An industrial port city on the south-east coast, historically the centre of the country's sugar milling and still a working commercial base with a real Dominican population. We build San Pedro de Macorís websites for mills, suppliers, transport, wholesalers and the local businesses a city of that size generates.

A cattle and sugar district east of the Ozama river, made up of small towns and rural businesses rather than a single urban centre. We build Hato Mayor sites for agricultural suppliers, livestock and dairy businesses, local retailers, clinics and the trades serving the area.

The gateway to the south-west coast, the salt flats at Las Salinas, whale shark swimming out at Donsol further west, and a set of genuinely independent small businesses. We build Barahona websites for the tour operators, the agricultural and salt producers, the trades and the local retailers.

A working city in a valley running down to its own port, with agriculture, light industry and a steady wholesale trade, and a lake basin that produces some of the country's best produce. We build Azua websites for agricultural suppliers, wholesalers, hardware, manufacturers, clinics and local retail.