Bávaro Beach
A world-top-ten beach: miles of reef-sheltered white sand and shallow, bathtub-warm water.

A PLACE THAT STAYS WITH YOU
Punta Cana anchors the easternmost tip of the Dominican Republic, where more than 30 miles of coconut-palm coastline face water that shifts from Atlantic sapphire to Caribbean jade. Bávaro Beach, the strand at its heart, routinely lands on lists of the world's best beaches — broad, white, and reef-protected, with warm shallows that stretch out for a hundred yards. This is the Caribbean's most complete resort destination: swim-up bars and beachfront spas, catamaran and snorkel sails, 45 holes of oceanside golf at Punta Espada and Corales, and excursions that run from saona island sandbars to zip-lines in the Anamuya hills. Your promotional package places you at a partner resort along the Bávaro–Punta Cana corridor; contact our team for current package pricing and dates, as Punta Cana departures are scheduled seasonally.
A world-top-ten beach: miles of reef-sheltered white sand and shallow, bathtub-warm water.
The classic Dominican day trip — catamaran out, powdery sandbars and starfish shallows, speedboat home.
Punta Espada and Corales stage PGA-level golf on clifftops directly above the Caribbean.
A 40-foot-deep sapphire swimming hole at the base of a cliff in Scape Park’s jungle reserve.
Yes — a valid passport is required for all travelers to the Dominican Republic. U.S. and Canadian citizens need no advance visa for tourist stays; entry fees are bundled into virtually all airfare.
December through April is the dry, breezy high season. May–November is warmer and greener with short tropical showers — and stronger package value. East-coast beaches are reef-protected year round.
Punta Cana departures are released seasonally, so package rates change through the year. Submit a Book-a-Trip request and a reservation specialist will quote current dates and pricing.