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The Caribbean
The Caribbean's Most Alluring Island
With some 6.4 million visitors a year, Dominican Republic is the Caribbean’s most popular destination, and it’s easy to see why. Boasting an incredible array of landscapes comprising miles of white, palm-tree lined beaches, soaring mountains, mangroves, rainforests and much more, it's perfect destination for beach and adventure lovers alike.
Whilst crumbling colonial architecture, monuments, and ancient ruins, stand as testament to the country’s long and storied history it's the modern diverse cultural composition displayed in the bustling nightlife that brings DR to life.
Where To Go in Dominican Republic
Punta Cana & Bavaro
Encompassing the easternmost tip of the country, Punta Cana is renowned for...
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Our Pick
Discover the Dominican Republic
Starting and ending in Punta Cana, in between you will explore the country's historic capital of Santo Domingo; the charming plantations of Jarabacoa; and experience the tranquil, natural beauty of the Samana Peninsula.
THINGS TO DO IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Bacardi Island + Whale Watching
Every year between December and March around 2000 migratory humpback whales make the waters around...
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Visit a natural theme park
Punta Cana’s Scape Park is a stunning natural theme park comprising 247 acres of jungles.
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Explore the famous ‘27 waterfalls’
Damajaqua Cascades is a network of 27 limestone waterfalls, set amidst stunning tropical forests in...
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Take a ride in a cable car
Take in breathtaking aerial views of the natural landscapes around Puerto Plata on a ten minute...
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Visit Monkeyland
Visit this five-acre jungle reserve near Punta Cana, to watch, interact with, and even feed the...
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British Airways offer regular direct flights from London Gatwick to Punta Cana, as do TUI who also operate flights from Manchester International Airport.
Although the weather is warm year round with an average annual temperature of 25°, the best period to visit is between December and March when rainfall is lowest.
We recommend a minimum of 5 days.
UK Citizens do not require a tourist visa to enter the Dominican Republic, and may remain there for up to 30 days, though this may be extended.
Dominican Republic Essentials
Skyscanner
- Compare airlines flights to Dominican Republic using Skyscanner. You can fly internationally into Punta Cana.
World Nomads
- Be covered when travelling off track. They offer simple and flexible travel insurance, designed by travellers for travellers.
Booking.com
- For you to find the best accommodation around Dominican Republic. They work globally with accommodation for all budgets.
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