Why Punta Cana?

It is because Punta Cana offers dazzling white sand beaches and turquoise water from the Caribbean Sea !

The shoreline of Punta Cana is protected by law – no manmade structures to detract from this natural beauty.

When to go?

Punta Cana remains tropical year round but December to April is the best time to visit.

A few days before Easter Sunday is Holy Week – motorized water sports will not be operated for a couple of weeks but Dominicans from all over the country flock to the bay side to compete with volleyball contests, drink, soak under the sun and dance the night away. It is still a great time to join in for the party!

Where to stay?

Since most travellers arriving to Punta Cana will spend most of their vacation at their resorts, it is, therefore, recommended to choose the best hotel you can afford . Remember deciding on a 4 star verses 5 star means little difference per day, so splurge! Iberostar Punta Cana is perfect for families or couples looking for excellent value. Other great friendly hotels are Gran Flamenco by Occidental and LTI-Beach Resort, they are both located on the famous Bavaro beach.

What to do? Where to go?

The East Coast beach strip is one of the best choices for those seeking the perfect beach and R & R (rest and relaxation) vacation – miles of silky-fine white sand, deserted beaches with coconut palms! You are free to stroll the beach strip going from one hotel’s beach front to another, especially in the Cortecito, Bayam and Cabeza de Toro areas.

Punta Cana offers a wide variety of water sports opportunities: catamaran boat rides, double-decker party boats, parasailing, glass bottom boats for marine life observation, fishing, diving snorkeling, speed boats, kayaking, sailing and more!

Where to eat?

Most of the packages to Punta Cana are all-inclusive – meals are included but you may want to skip a day and enjoy restaurant dining at sunset on the sea! Fresh caught seafood entrees are a must.

How to get around?

Most travellers arriving to Punta Cana will spend most of their vacation at their resorts. It is, therefore, best to choose the best hotel you can afford . A great way to explore is hopping on board one of the many boat taxis that is available to take you from one hotel to another via the sea. If you decide to take a taxi, be sure to negotiate your fare in advance.

The Weather

Seasonal Highs and Lows (ºC)

Currency

Dominican Republic Pesos (DOP) [click here to find out the latest exchange rate]

Other information you should know!

Valid passport is recommended for Canadians travelling to Punta Cana ~ please check with the Dominican consulate or our Travel Consultant for the latest visa requirements.

Want to know more?!

Our Punta Cana Specialist, Monique had a very relaxing holiday – she was rejuvenated! “Beautiful beaches… aqua marina water – perfect for beach lovers and honeymooners” said Monique. Monique will be happy to share her experience with you. Call her at (604) 273-8228 now.

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Disclaimer: This article is being written based on the travel experiences of our consultants. There are many sources to review in preparation of making the most of your “Punta Cana” experience. The tips are subjective and do not necessarily represent the views of travelSavingstoday.com.