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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

The Dominican Republic stands out as one of the top choices for Caribbean holidays, especially popular with honeymooners and couples. It offers the perfect blend of romance, adventure, and tropical luxury. From sun-drenched beaches to lush mountains and charming colonial towns, this island paradise has something to offer every kind of couple. With a variety of All Inclusive holidays available, it’s an ideal destination for those seeking an unforgettable escape beyond the typical Mexico holidays.


Popular Resorts

Top spots for a Caribbean All Inclusive escape in the Dominican Republic include Punta Cana—famous for its powdery white-sand beaches, luxury beachfront resorts, and adults-only stays that are perfect for pure relaxation.


For a more scenic and secluded experience, the Samaná Peninsula is ideal. It’s a haven for couples who crave natural beauty, hidden waterfalls, and off-the-beaten-path adventures. La Romana and Bayahibe offer peaceful resort vibes near vibrant coral reefs—great for snorkelling, sailing, and soaking up the sun. If you’re after a touch of culture, Santo Domingo blends rich history with romantic dining and lively nightlife, all set against the charming backdrop of the Colonial Zone.


Things to Do

Travellers can enjoy a wide variety of experiences. For relaxation and romance, consider a spa day, a sunset catamaran cruise, or a private beach dinner. You can also swim in natural pools like Hoyo Azul or take a scenic boat ride to Saona Island. Adventurous travellers can hike to El Limón Waterfall in Samaná, zipline through the jungle, go horseback riding in the mountains, or snorkel off the coast of Catalina Island. From January to March, Samaná Bay offers whale-watching tours, which are truly unforgettable.


The culture is lively and welcoming. You can take a dance class and learn the merengue or bachata, enjoy traditional Dominican dishes like mofongo or fresh seafood, visit a rum distillery or cigar plantation, or explore the colourful streets and historic sites of Santo Domingo’s Colonial Zone,

When to visit

Although the Dominican Republic has year-round sunshine, the best time to visit the Dominican Republic is during the dry season, from December to April, when the weather is warm, sunny, and less humid, with temperatures typically ranging from 25 to 30 degrees Celsius (77 to 86°F) in the shade. This period is ideal for beach activities, exploring the islands, and enjoying outdoor adventures.


Visiting during these months also means popular resorts and attractions can be busier and prices might be higher. For travellers looking for fewer crowds and better deals, the shoulder months of May and November can still offer pleasant weather. The summer months tend to be hotter and more humid but are a great time for vibrant festivals and cultural events.

Additional Information

Accommodations range from adults-only all-inclusive resorts in Punta Cana and Cap Cana to boutique eco-resorts in Samaná for a more intimate experience. Luxury villas and private beachfront bungalows are also popular for honeymooners seeking privacy and a special touch.


While many resorts offer excellent on-site dining with a variety of international and local cuisine, couples will also find plenty of opportunities to eat out and explore authentic Dominican flavors. From beachfront seafood shacks to romantic cliffside restaurants and vibrant local eateries serving mofongo, fresh ceviche, or grilled lobster, dining out can be a memorable part of the trip.


Many resorts offer honeymoon packages with added perks like champagne, couples' massages, romantic dinners, and room upgrades—just ask when booking.


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