Think of a beach like the ones in the Northeast – long, jagged, framed by endless coconut trees and protected by coral reefs – but with the white sand and turquoise Caribbean Sea, welcome to Punta Cana.
This stretch of the Dominican Republic’s eastern part has at least 40 resorts. The list can reach 60, if you take into account that some Punta Cana complexes have up to five hotels under one banner.
In none of them are there buildings taller than the coconut trees. And they all work under the all-inclusive system, where all meals, snacks and drinks are included – and you don’t have to worry when you close the account.
It’s not a place for long walks — it’s a place to enjoy the wonderful sea and the mega-structure of the hotels.
Punta Cana – When to go
The high season in Punta Cana runs from Christmas to Easter. The weather in January, February, March and April is dry, with very little rain. As it is winter, the maximum is usually below 30oC; the sea water is cold at first contact, but very pleasant afterwards. The airfare from Miami to Punta Cana is reasonable for the flights from Miami to Punta Cana.
The months of May, June and July are hotter and wetter. May and June usually have rain. The advantages of this season are low prices and zero hurricane risk. The sea will be warm. You check the cheap flights from Miami to Punta Cana in this season.
Punta Cana – What to do
For starters, enjoy everything the resorts have many things to offer. You came here because it’s all-inclusive, remember? Explore the beach in front: that perfect sea is also included in your package. Walking along the sand you will find small craft shops. Wanting to put your hand in your pocket, walks abound.
