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Welcome to the Dominican Republic, a tropical paradise that will exceed your clients' expectations and fulfill their every desire.Dominican Republic is the second largest and most diverse Caribbean country, situated just two hours south of Miami, less than four hours from New York and eight hours from most European cities.

With 1,000 miles of breathtaking beaches, luxurious resorts, and charming beachfront villas, relaxation and rejuvenation take center stage.Thanks to its perfect blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and limitless adventures, in the Dominican Republic your clients can be all they want and more.

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Beaches: Along the country's 1,600-kilometer coastline, visitors can discover over 200 stunning beaches. From the renowned stretch in Punta Cana to the captivating Playa Rincón in Samaná, there is something for everyone. For those seeking a more secluded beach experience, hidden gems like Playa El Valle or Playa Frontón offer the perfect escape.

National Parks + Protected Areas:Cotubanamá National Park in Bayahíbe, Jaragua National Park, and Los Haitises National Park showcase stunning landscapes, rich biodiversity, and marine wonders.

Islands + Cayes:Your clients can set sail on a catamaranand visit awe-inspiring destinations such as SaonaandCatalinaislands. For exceptional snorkelingexperiences, Cayo Arena is a must-visit. Additionally, Cayo Levantado promises an unforgettable escape.

Rivers + Lakes: Your clients can embark on exhilarating river rafting adventures in Jarabacoa, kayakalong the scenic Chavón River in La Romana, or swimin the magnificent rivers of Barahona. A boat tour of Lago Enriquillo, the lowest point in the Caribbean, presents a unique opportunity to explore a natural wonder.

Waterfalls: From the famous 27 Charcos de Damajagua in Puerto Plata to the majestic Salto El Limón waterfall in Samaná, these cascading wonders provide an exhilarating experience. Your clients can also discover the highest waterfall in the region, Salto La Jalda in Miches.

Wildlife Spotting: Whale-watchingtours in Samaná allows visitors to witness the captivating mating season of humpback whales. At Estero Hondo Marine Reserve, they can spot graceful manatees, while Los Haitises National Park offers the chance to observe dolphins. Exploring the country's national parks provides excellent opportunities for birdwatching, where visitors can encounter endemic species.

Plantation Trails: Delving into the country's agricultural heritage, clients can learn about Dominican coffee and indulge in its flavors during visits to La Altagracia province and Samaná's El Limón plantations. They can immerse themselves in the world of chocolate production in Puerto Plata's cacao plantations, experiencing the entire process from bean to bar or head to the Samaná Peninsula, to find the highest concentration of coconut palms per square meter in the world.

Embark your clients on an enchanting journey to Miches, on the east coast of the Dominican Republic.

With over 30 miles of pristine beaches, visitors can bask in the sun and enjoy the turquoise waters of Playa Esmeralda, Miches, El Limón, Media Luna, Coco Loco, and El Guaco. The soft waves, stunning vegetation, and coconut tree-lined shores make these beaches truly unforgettable.

Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by Miches' diverse landscapes. Explore the region's lush forests, hike scenic trails, and discover hidden waterfalls like Salto la Jalda, El Cocuyo, and Salto Grande. The riverside trails offer a chance to connect with local communities and witness the breathtaking beauty of nature.

For an adventurous experience, your clients can soar through the sky in paragliding and parasailing, enjoy water sports such as fishing, diving, sailing, and kitesurfing, or embark on thrilling land adventures in buggies and four-wheelers.

Visitors shouldn't miss the opportunity to visit Montaña Redonda, a family-friendly attraction offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Your clients can enjoy zip-lining, and camp under the starry sky for a memorable experience.

Make sure your clients indulge in the region's culinary delights by taking a tour of cocoa, tobacco, and rum production, and savoring the traditional flavors deeply rooted in Dominican culture.

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The Dominican Republic offers a rich cultural experience with historical monuments, craftsmanship, music, and architecture to explore. Iconic sights, including beaches, historic streets, and ruins, showcase the country's cultural significance. Museums provide insights into the Spanish colonial era, national heroes, and the Taino civilization.

The Dominican Republic's rum and cigars are renowned, with opportunities to join festivals and tour cigar factories. Visitors can learn about the production and history of these beloved Dominican products through museum visits. The arts and crafts of the country reflect its diverse history and multicultural influences, with remakes of Taino artifacts, colorful paintings, and unique jewelry.

Bachata and merengue, declared UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, invite everyone to dance and enjoy the vibrant rhythms and expressive compositions. Dominicans' warm and passionate nature is evident in their friendly demeanor and diverse cultural influences. Visitors will encounter a fascinating blend of cultures in the cuisine, music, celebrations, and customs, creating a memorable and vibrant experience in the Dominican Republic.

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Is it safe to travel to the Dominican Republic today? ›

Danger level: 3 - Travel with high caution. This is the general advisory usually covering the country as a whole.

Does the Dominican Republic have all inclusive? ›

These cities in Dominican Republic have the biggest selection of All-Inclusive resort properties: Punta Cana. Puerto Plata. La Romana.

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How much does it cost on average to go to the Dominican Republic? ›

the Dominican Republic vacation information

Top vacation (Flight+Hotel)	$669
Family vacation (Flight+Hotel)	$606
Romantic vacation (Flight+Hotel)	$756
Luxury vacation (Flight+Hotel)	$783
Budget vacation (Flight+Hotel)	$379

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Is the Dominican Republic safe for tourists in 2024? ›

The risk for crime in the Dominican Republic is like that of major cities in the United States. Although most crime affecting tourists involves robbery or pickpocketing, more serious assaults occasionally occur, and perpetrators might react violently if resisted (see Sec. 4, Ch. 11, Safety & Security Overseas).

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What not to bring to the Dominican Republic? ›

Do NOT bring illegal drugs, animal products and agricultural items. CURRENCY: The Peso is the National currency of the Dominican Republic. It comes in denominations of 20, 50, 100, 200, 500,1000 and 2000 Peso notes.

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Is the Dominican Republic safer than Mexico? ›

Safety Considerations for Travelers

Mexico has a lower absolute crime rate (54) than the Dominican Republic (61), so on a numbers basis you're safer in Mexico. However, in both cases, if you keep to the resort or stay in the tourist areas, you're unlikely to encounter a problem.

What is the cheapest month to go to Dominican Republic? ›

If you're looking for the best time to visit in terms of the lowest prices and decent weather, May, June, November and December (up until Christmas) are the best months.

What month should I go to Dominican Republic? ›

The Best Time to Visit Dominican Republic is Between November and April. The stunning Caribbean island of the Dominican Republic is a year-round destination, but if you want to experience its beauty in the most ideal weather conditions, plan your trip between November and April.

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What is the best area to stay in the Dominican Republic? ›

A couple of our top boutique picks are within Santo Domingo itself — spend a few nights here before heading towards the more tranquil resort towns of Sosúa and Las Terrenas for a laid-back beach break. If you're into all-inclusive hotels with heaps of facilities and activities aim for Punta Cana and Puerto Plata.

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Is it expensive to eat out in Dominican Republic? ›

Eating out can be extremely cheap in the Dominican Republic, provided you stick to the modest-looking local establishments, many of which serve outstanding food. In the more formal dining rooms, prices are higher but are usually still a bargain by European and North American standards.

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How much spending money will I need for a week in Dominican Republic? ›

The average cost for a meal at a mid-range restaurant is $15 to $20, and for drinks, it is $4 to $5. If you prefer cheaper options like street food, it can cost around $5 to $10 per meal. Therefore, you should expect to spend around $30 to $40 per day on food and drinks, which totals around $210 to $280 for a week.

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What kind of food is the Dominican Republic known for? ›

Dominican dishes: The most traditional Caribbean flavors

Sancocho, a stew with seven types of meat. Sancocho. ...
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Mangú, easy and delicious. ...
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Tostones, perfect anytime. ...
Fried fish, the flavor of the sea. ...
Street food yaniqueques.

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How bad are mosquitoes in Punta Cana? ›

In Punta Cana, mosquitoes are present throughout the year, but the quantity may vary depending on the season. The rainy season generally favors an increase in the mosquito population, as it provides the perfect conditions for their reproduction.