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Featured Destination
Dominican Republic
Punta Cana - La Romana - Santo Domingo -
Samana - Puerto Plata - Santiago - 

What makes the Dominican Republic stand out isn’t just the beauty.

It’s how easy it is to enjoy. 

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And the variety here is what truly sets it apart:

  • Over 1,000 miles of coastline

  • ​6 Cruise Ports

  • 25+ championship golf courses, many with ocean views

  • 30+ marinas and fishing hubs for offshore adventure

  • Nearly 20 national parks and protected areas

  • 4 Mountain Ranges

  • Some of the Caribbean’s most accessible reefs and snorkeling & dive sites - 

  • Water temperatures: 75-84 F (24-29C)

  • Iconic views in places like Altos de Chavón &UNESCO 16th century "Colonial City"

  • Distilleries, & Coffee and Cacao Plantations

  • Activities such as ECO adventures, windsurfing, kitesurfing, yachting, birding, surfing, ziplining, cave exploration, tubing, horseback riding, ATVs, mountain climbing, hiking, rivers. waterfalls, cenotes, kayaking, whale watching, cable cars, rafting, year round festivals & more

  • Widest variety of All-Inclusive Resorts

  • Theme Parks, Casino & Nightlife​​

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Whether you’re dreaming of relaxing, exploring, or a little of both, 
I’ll design a Dominican Republic experience that fits you perfectly

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What Your Week in the Dominican Republic
Could Look Like

DAY 1 - Arrival + Instant Exhale

You land, step into warm Caribbean air… and immediately slow down.

A short transfer later, you’re handed a drink, your bags disappear, and suddenly...

you’re staring at that unreal turquoise water.

Dinner is easy. Oceanfront. No decisions. No stress.

DAY 2 - Beach, Pools, and “Do Nothing” Done Right

This is your reset day.

Breakfast with an ocean view → beach walk →

pool → cocktail → repeat.

No schedule. No pressure.
Just remembering what it feels like to relax.

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DAY 3 — Offshore Fishing Adventure

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Early morning, you’re heading out into deep blue water.

Lines in. Adrenaline up.

Whether you land a mahi, tuna, or something bigger...
this is the story you’ll be telling when you get home.

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DAY 4 — Championship Golf with Ocean Views

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Choose a tee-time at one of 25 Championship Courses.

Cliffside holes. Ocean crashing beside you.
It’s not just a round of golf—it’s an experience.

Upgrade to a stay at Casa de Campo to play one of  Caribbean’s most iconic courses...Teeth of the Dog.

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DAY 5 — Island Escape (Saona or Catalina)
or More Adventure

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Think: shallow turquoise water, starfish, rum drinks,

and zero worries.

A full day that feels like a postcard you stepped into.

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DAY 6 — Culture + Elevated Dining

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Explore Altos de Chavón - a replica 16th century Mediterranean village in the heart of the countryside, overlooking the river.

That night: a dinner you actually remember.
Not rushed. Not loud. Just… right.

DAY 7 — 

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You wake up early—just to take it in one more time.

And somewhere between coffee and checkout,
you’re already thinking…

“Okay… where are we going next?

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Good to Know Before Traveling to the Dominican Republic

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Special Note:

In D.R. Sustainability is a priority. 

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Entry Requirements & Documents

  • Passport: Must be valid for the duration of your stayest practice (However, a minimum of 6 months validity is strongly recommended for smooth travel. This was a previous rule; For 2026  the government has relaxed that for ease of travel).

  • Visa: U.S. travelers do not need a visa for tourist stays (typically up to 30 days)

  • Tourist Fee: Usually included in your airfare (no separate card needed)

  • E-Ticket Form: Required digital entry/exit form (completed online before arrival/departure)

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Cultural & Practical Tips

  • Spanish is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas

  • Tipping is appreciated (10–15% standard in many cases)

  • Pack light, breathable clothing—it’s warm year-round

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Connectivity

  • WiFi widely available at resorts

  • Consider international plan or eSIM for off-property travel

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Health & Safety Tips

  • Drink bottled or filtered water (resorts provide it)

  • Use reef-safe sunscreen (protects marine life)

  • Travel insurance is strongly recommended

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Electricity

  • Same as the U.S. (110V, standard plugs) → no adapter needed

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Money & Payments

  • Currency: Dominican Peso (DOP), but USD is widely accepted in resort areas

  • Credit cards accepted at most resorts; bring small cash for tips/excursions

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Traveling with Pets (Dogs & Cats)

  • No import permit required for most personal pets (up to 5 animals)

  • Rabies vaccination required

    • Must be given at least 30 days before travel

  • Health certificate required

    • Issued by a licensed vet within ~10–15 days of travel

  • Pet must be healthy and disease-free upon arrival

  • Parasite treatment often required before entry

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