Rates quoted are per room, per night based on two guests sharing the room.

Popular Places to Visit:

Cotubanamá National Park
This is one of the most cave-riddled and adventure-packed national parks in the DR counting more than 500 flora species, 300 types of birds, and long stretches of white beaches and islands.

Cueva de Berna
Part of the Cotubanamá National Park, Cueva de Berna ranks among the largest and most important Taino caves in DR for its high number of petroglyphs.

Hoyo Azul
Tucked inside Scape Park, in the Cap Cana area, this “blue hole” cenote offers a refreshing swim in natural, cool spring waters. Surrounded by lush rainforest, Hoyo Azul sits at the foot of a 75-meter (246-foot) tall limestone cliff covered in vegetation.

Laguna de Bávaro
Kayaking, fishing, hiking, boating, and bird watching through a tunnel of mangroves: these are a handful of activities to enjoy on the Laguna de Bávaro-home to reptiles and flora.

Las Ondas
One of the multiple cenotes tucked inside Scape Park, Las Ondas sits in an ancient, underground cavern with just a sliver of sunlight, but magical fresh waters. A leisurely eco-trail through a dry forest leads towards a steep, wooden staircase that descends into the cave.

Parque Ecológico Ojos Indígenas
Located inside the exclusive Puntacana Resort & Club complex, this 1,500-acre nature reserve and the ecological park boasts enchanting, shaded hiking trails that wind through a lush tropical forest, and lead towards a series of 12 freshwater lagoons.

Playa Arena Gorda
Playa Arena Gorda is flanked on either side by all-inclusive resorts, including the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Its wide shore with thick, white sands and turquoise waves makes it a favorite spot for long walks, body boarding, or simply lounging on the sand all day.

Playa Bávaro
World-famous Bávaro Beach–often lumped into the general “Punta Cana” reference–ranks among the longest, most continuous white sand beaches in the Caribbean. Extending 48 kilometers (30 miles) and surrounded by coral reefs, it’s also the most developed section of this Punta Cana resort area.

Playa Blanca
Playa Blanca is a hub of water sports, good food, and beachside relaxation. Try out kite surfing or stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) lessons, or join in on a diving and snorkeling excursion nearby.

Playa Cabeza de Toro
Playa Cabeza de Toro is popular with tourists who stay at several on-site resorts. The area’s calm, bay-like waters are ideal for snorkeling and fishing.