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All-Inclusive Dominican Republic Vacation Packages
The Dominican Republic boasts 1000 miles of coastline and cities as unique as the landscape. Sip a Caribbean rum punch on the white sands of an exclusive Punta Cana resort. Travel to the protected bay of Samaná, where thousands of humpback whales mate in the winter. Splash around in Samaná’s waterfalls surrounded by lush tropical plants. Soak in the sunshine on the shores of Puerto Plata at the foot of Mount Isabel de Torres. From the rolling countryside of the interior, to the turquoise waters of the coast, the DR brings days of sunshine and nights of merengue.
Dominican Republic
at a Glance
Currency: Dominican Peso ($), though U.S. currency is widely accepted
Tipping Customs: Tip anywhere between 10-15%
Language: Spanish, though English is widely spoken at resorts
Popular Drink: Mama Juana made with Brugal Rum
Must Eat: La Bandera, a dish that literally translates to the Dominican Flag, and typically consists of rice, beans, and meat.
Power Up: A or B (two or three-prong) 110 V
Weather: Year-round warm, tropical weather. June 1 – November 30 is hurricane season.
Best Time to Visit: Peak season runs from December – May, which brings northern crowds escaping the winter. Pack an umbrella for October.
Top Things to Do in the Dominican Republic
Visit the Tallest Waterfall in the Caribbean
Samaná is home to the Caribbean’s tallest waterfall, the Salto La Jalda, a stunning 400-foot tall cascade.
Ride a Horse into the Surf
After a day of lounging on the beach, experience the shore from another perspective on horseback.
Ride a Cable Car to the Peak of Mount Isabel de Torres
From Puerto Plata, take a spectacular cable car ride to the peak of Mount Isabel de Torres and admire views of the sea and city from the summit.
Get Your Thrills Parasailing or Zip Lining in Punta Cana
When you’re in the mood for a thrill, go on a parasailing adventure over the water or soar on a zip line over the lush tropical landscape.
Experience Nature and Sea Life on a Sunset Sail
Snorkel the Caribbean reefs, or visit Samaná during the humpback whale mating season the Dominican Republic offers many wildlife watching opportunities.
