Discover the Dominican Republic

Experience the charm of the Dominican Republic, a Caribbean gem still untouched by mass tourism. Unwind on uncrowded, palm-lined beaches and explore low-rise resorts filled with local character. Visitors to this stunning Caribbean Island can really experience something unique, a rare opportunity that may not last forever.

Island Adventures Await

Delve into a laid-back island lifestyle with a range of activities. Explore the historic charm of Santo Domingo, featuring stunning architecture and vibrant markets. Engage in popular water sports like snorkelling, kayaking, and diving in the azure waters. For a leisurely experience, embark on a sunset cruise from Punta Cana, complete with music, dancing, snorkelling, and a walk-up bar in the Caribbean Sea. Contact our travel experts for personalized Dominican Republic holiday packages.

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Staff Tips

Sarah McCormick

Dominican Republic - Las Terrenas is definitely worth a visit. A gorgeous little fishing village surrounded by huge groves of coconut trees and clear, warm water.

Sarah McCormickPersonal Travel Planner
Amanda O'Brien

Dominican Republic - Known as the historic heart of Santo Domingo, the Zona Colonial is a maze of pretty streets and shade-covered squares. All the beautiful colonial-era buildings house shops, restaurants and cafes making it a lovely area to pass an afternoon in.

Amanda O'BrienPersonal Travel Planner
Linda Collins

A tourist mecca for a reason, Costa del Coco, the ‘coconut coast’ has over 60km of reef-protected white sandy beaches surrounded by coconut trees. Despite the presence of fellow tourists, it’s easy to feel disconnected from the rest of the world here.

Linda CollinsPersonal Travel Planner
Karen Sheals Hoy

Active tours are suitable for people of all levels of experience and fitness. Active tours embrace the nature of the explorer and usually include a range of adventurous activities, such as walking and hiking, as well as city sightseeing. Walks, hikes and activities cater to everyone from beginner to expert, ranging in difficulty from easy to strenuous. There will often be a wide variety of options available depending on your interests, budget and ability.

Karen Sheals HoySales Manager
Sarah McCormick

When travelling to Mexico or the Caribbean, remember to only use the tap water for brushing your teeth and showering – don’t drink it!

Sarah McCormickPersonal Travel Planner
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