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Where to stay in Dominican Republic

Accommodation options are plentiful in the Dominican Republic. Luxury all-inclusive resorts, such as those in popular areas like Punta Cana and Puerto Plata, offer world-class amenities and beachfront locations. Family-run guesthouses provide a welcoming and more personal stay, while hostels and budget hotels are also easy to find, especially in the urban areas and tourist hot spots. 

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  • La Romana

    Casa de Campo is where Hollywood’s A-listers stay, and it’s easy to see why. It takes the concept of a holiday resort to the next level. Located in the port city of La Romana, it has three world-renowned golf courses, a shooting range, an equestrian centre, several swimming pools and direct access to the beach. Whether you go all-inclusive or not, Casa de Campo won’t disappoint, as long as you have a sizeable budget! 

  • Punta Cana

    If you’re travelling to the Dominican Republic with your significant other, you’ll like the sound of Secrets Royal. Tucked away in Punta Cana, this all-inclusive, adults-only resort ticks all the right boxes if you want to escape the crowds and the kids! It has some great amenities like a fabulous spa, swim-up pool bar and in-room Jacuzzis.     A family-friendly option is the Royalton Splash in Punta Cana. Set in a lush tropical setting and offering an all-inclusive stay, a variety of dining experiences and access to a beach, it also features one of the largest waterparks in the Caribbean. Then there’s a private spa and casino should moms and dads want some downtime, and a dedicated Kids’ Club to keep the little ones entertained.  

  • Santiago de los Caballeros

    If the Dominican Republic’s second-largest city is on your radar, Sana El Jardin Secreto on its outskirts offers you two-in-one accommodation! It’s both a guesthouse and a comfy hostel with air-conditioned rooms, set in beautiful gardens with an inviting pool and friendly staff ready to help you settle in. This is a great option for the budget-conscious.

  • Barahona

    Barahona is a port city known for its ecotourism attractions. Keen to dodge the crowds? How about an immersion in nature? Then Platón Eco Lodge is for you. Surrounded by spectacular scenery and jungle, this three-star lodge offers a variety of wooden cabins and a waterfall and river on-site! Activities include hiking up the mountain to the springs, horseback riding and tubing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most beautiful part of the Dominican Republic?

The Dominican Republic is world famous for its pristine coastline. A tropical paradise in the middle of the Caribbean, a holiday to Dominica is all about relaxing by the sea. There are a few different resort towns which offer a wide range of accommodation and all-inclusive holiday packages – Punta Cana and La Romana being the top picks for holiday-makers and celebrities alike. But you will also find some quieter spots that offer up an authentic Dominican experience. With its vast beaches, beautiful rainforests, and charming hospitality, you’ll soon discover the most beautiful part of the Dominican Republic is wherever you find yourself.


What part of the Dominican Republic is the best for a holiday?

Being a small island, you are never really far from the Caribbean coastline, and with tourism being one of the biggest contributors to the Dominican economy, most villages are well set up for visitors. What part of this beautiful country is best for a holiday depends on what you seek. If you’re hunting surf breaks, you’re going to want to stick to the northern coastline. If luxury resorts and spas are more your scene, then you’ll want to make a beeline for the southeast to Punta Cana or La Romana. Whether you’re seeking ecotourism and adventure holidays, wildlife experiences, or a golfing trip, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the Dominican Republic.


When is the best time to visit the Dominican Republic?

This tropical beach holiday destination is a great place to visit all year round. December through April is generally the best time to visit due to there being very little rainfall and more mild temperatures. Rainy season begins in June, but showers tend not to last long. The Caribbean can be prone to hurricanes – if you’re going to get one it’s usually around August to October.


What is there to do in the Dominican Republic?

A holiday in Dominica is all about ‘vitamin sea’ – swimming, sunbathing and snorkelling! Whether you dip your toes in the ocean or enjoy it from atop a boat spotting whales and dolphins, you will be mesmerised by the clear turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. But step off the sand and you will discover another side to the Dominican Republic. With stone carved Mediterranean villages, world class golf courses, lush rainforests and a bustling arts and cultural scene, you will certainly find your days fill up pretty quickly.


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Which side of the Dominican Republic has the best beaches?

If you’re hitting the beach to surf, the northern coastline disappears into the Atlantic Ocean, which presents some awesome surf breaks. The eastern and southern parts of the Dominican Republic where the Atlantic meets the Caribbean sea are calmer waters. Regardless of where you land, you will find excellent beaches dotted with palm trees all around the Dominican Republic. This Caribbean nation is world famous for its pristine beaches, and with 1,200 kilometres of coastline, you’re bound to find paradise.


What to take on holiday to the Dominican Republic?

Everything you need for a relaxing holiday by the sea! Swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hats and reef shoes are essential items to enjoy your time here.


Where to go on holiday in the Dominican Republic?

It really depends on what you want out of your Dominican holiday. If luxury resorts and spas are high on your agenda, then Punta Cana or La Romana have plenty to offer by way of high-end accommodation and experiences. If you’re seeking a more authentic Dominican experience, somewhere like Santo Domingo, Playa Dorado or Bayahibe Beach might be more suited to you. Wherever you land, rest assured you are in for a real treat.


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