Discover Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is known for its blue ocean waters, white-sand beaches, and beautiful resorts.​​​​​​​Here’s a behind-the-scenes peek at the history and culture of this beautiful. 1. Dominicans love baseball Baseball is a national pastime

Punta Cana is the largest tourist destination on the island of the Dominican Republic. Located on the southeast tip of the island, guests will find a variety of all-inclusive hotels to choose from and amazing beaches. For

With nine distinct ecological regions, the Dominican Republic attracts scuba divers, hikers, spelunkers, birders, and culture hounds.  From December to April, the famed offshore region of the Silver Bank fills with the haunting melody of

Wisely changing the name of the land from Punta Borrachon (‘Drunken Point’), the investors called the land Punta Cana, after the Punta Cana Club, a local hotel. Punta Cana soon began to attract attention from the

The Dominican Republic is a generally safe country for tourists.Most tourists stay in hotels and resorts on the East side of the island, where the only major risk is getting a bad sunburn. Dominican people

The Spaniards made little use of Samaná harbor for the first two centuries of their rule, paving the way for pirates to take advantage of the narrow Samaná Channel and the snarl of limestone caves

All-inclusive resorts have just as many super fans as major haters. While we’ve had some disappointing experiences at huge megaresorts with mediocre food and watered-down drinks, we’ve also stayed in luxurious properties with phenomenal food, top-shelf