Dominican Republic

Big beaches, great-value all-inclusives, and golf, culture, and adventure on the side. From do-nothing beach days to full adventure itineraries, the DR flexes to fit. Pick a pace below to jump to ideas for that kind of trip.

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The Dominican Republic packs a lot into one easy trip — miles of beach, some of the best-value all-inclusive resorts anywhere, and enough golf, culture, and adventure to fill the days you want to fill. Punta Cana is the headliner, but it isn’t the only option. We’ll match you to the right area and resort and take care of the rest.

Aerial view of a beachfront resort with pools and palm trees in the Dominican Republic

Big, easy beach days

The DR does big, easy, great-value all-inclusives better than almost anywhere. Pick a sprawling resort in Punta Cana, claim a spot on the endless beach, and let the all-inclusive take care of the rest. Swim-up rooms, pools for days, and a whole lot of nothing to do.

A Few Ways to Spend the Day

  • A swim-up room and a palm-shaded beach chair.

  • Resort pools, swim-up bars, and a spa afternoon.

  • A beachfront dinner with live entertainment at night.

  • A sunset catamaran cruise.

Trip Ideas

  • Punta Cana resort week
    One all-inclusive, beach and pool, easy and affordable.

  • Cap Cana retreat
    A quieter, upscale resort stay with marinas and calm beaches.

Resort, plus a standout

Relaxed resort days with a few standouts mixed in. The DR makes it easy — a round of golf, a catamaran day to a postcard island, or an afternoon exploring — without ever feeling like you left vacation behind.

A Few Ways to Spend the Day

  • A catamaran day trip to Saona Island.

  • A round at one of the DR’s championship golf courses.

  • A horseback ride or zipline morning, then beach time.

  • A visit to Altos de Chavón or a nearby town.

Trip Ideas

  • Golf and beach trip
    A resort with championship golf and beach time, in balance.

  • Resort and island day
    Relaxed days plus a Saona Island catamaran trip.

Beyond the gates

The DR’s adventure side is seriously underrated. Tear through the countryside in a buggy, zipline the canopy, explore caves and cenotes, or get out on the water — there’s far more here than the resort beach lets on.

A Few Ways to Spend the Day

  • A dune-buggy or ATV run through the countryside.

  • Ziplining and the cenotes at Scape Park.

  • A snorkel or catamaran adventure day.

  • Surfing or kiteboarding on the north coast.

Trip Ideas

  • Adventure and island day
    Buggies, caves, and a Saona Island catamaran day.

  • North-coast active week
    Surfing or kiteboarding, ziplines, and countryside buggy runs.

The fleet and the islands

Punta Cana

The main event: miles of beach and the widest range of all-inclusive resorts.

Cap Cana

Punta Cana’s upscale, quieter neighbor, with marinas and luxury resorts.

La Romana

Casa de Campo country — golf, a quieter coast, and easy access to Saona Island.

How we help

Compare options

We’ll match you to the right area and resort for your group, budget, and the kind of trip you want.

Handle the details

Flights, airport transfers, room type, dining, golf tee times, and excursions.

Plan around you

A simple beach week or an active, do-it-all trip — we shape the pace to your travelers.

Worth Thinking About

  • Resort area (Punta Cana, Cap Cana, or La Romana) and resort style.

  • All-inclusive inclusions, and adults-only versus family-friendly.

  • Golf, excursions (Saona Island, buggies, caves), and transfers.

  • Most resorts are an easy drive from Punta Cana International Airport.

Planning fees: usually no additional cost

Trips like this are usually planned at no additional cost to you. A planning fee applies to Disney vacations, and a few other situations can add one too – so you’re never caught off guard:

  • Travel booked within 30 days of departure: $100 rush fee.
  • Booking airfare: $30 per person.

We’ll always tell you exactly what applies to your trip before you commit.

Dominican Republic FAQs

Yes — it’s often among the best-value all-inclusive destinations anywhere. We’ll find the sweet spot for your budget.

Punta Cana for variety and beaches, Cap Cana for upscale and quiet, La Romana for golf. We’ll match it to your group.

Very — lots of family resorts with pools and kids’ clubs, plus strong adults-only options.

Yes — a valid passport is required for US travelers. We’ll keep the timing on your radar.

Ready When You Are

Ready for the DR?

Tell us your budget and the kind of trip you want, and we’ll match you to the right resort.