Things To Do in Dominican Republic
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Abseil into Cueva Fun-Fun in Hato Mayor
These Stone Age caves can only be reached by abseiling down a 20-metre wall of rock. Once you’re safely down, you’ve... Read More
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Body board on Macao Beach
Body board on Macao Beach
Half-an-hour away from Punta Cana, Macao Beach is in its birthday suit. The stretch of sand here is completely... Read More
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Buy amber jewellery in the plaza
Buy amber jewellery in the plaza
Uvero Alto isn’t big on shops, but the local plaza has a few souvenir kiosks sel... Read More
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Buy souvenirs from the street vendors
Buy souvenirs from the street vendors
Souvenir-hunters should find what they’re looking for just outside their hotel, ... Read More
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Casino Bar, Excellence Punta Cana, Playas Uvero Alto
Casino Bar, Excellence Punta Cana, Playas Uvero Alto
Tropical locations and casinos go together like, well, James Bond and martinis. ... Read More
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Catch a wave at Dominicus Beach
Catch a wave at Dominicus Beach
Bayahibe Beach’s next-door neighbour is a haven for watersports, with everything... Read More
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Cheer on a baseball team
Cheer on a baseball team
Baseball is as popular in the Dominican Republic as footie is the UK. If you’re ... Read More
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Coco Tropical
Coco Tropical
Coco Tropical is the kind of Dominican hang-out you’ll find all over the island.... Read More
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Dance under the stars at the trendy marina
Dance under the stars at the trendy marina
Cap Cana’s stylish marina is the go-to place for a night out. There’s something ... Read More
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Dine at Balicana Restaurant
Dine at Balicana Restaurant
You might not get local cuisine at this tucked-away Asian restaurant, but chef S... Read More
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Drink cocktails on Bavaro Beach
Drink cocktails on Bavaro Beach
As part of the Coconut Coast, Bavaro Beach is backed by a phalanx of palm trees.... Read More
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Drop off the radar at Isla Saona
Drop off the radar at Isla Saona
The Dominican Republic’s ‘cayos’ – or islands – live up to their Robinson Crusoe... Read More
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