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Cap Cana holidays

  • Sunbathe on one of the world’s finest beaches
  • Dive into the crystal-clear ‘Hoyo Azul’ lagoon
  • Sip cocktails at the stylish, yacht-filled marina

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Cap Cana beach, Dominican Republic

Holidays to Cap Cana take the natural charm of the Caribbean, and combine it with luxurious five-star resorts and top-notch dining to create a truly unique experience. And with flights departing from Dublin, an idyllic island escape is never far away.

A rising Caribbean star

Cap Cana burst onto the tourism scene in 2001, and has been steadily making a name for itself as one of the hottest holiday spots in the Caribbean. Boasting a necklace of elegant, five-star hotels and resorts, not to mention a stylish marina packed with glamorous yachts, Cap Cana is a truly luxurious place to stay. With top-tier beaches, good food and a vast ecological reserve less than 20 minutes away, Cap Cana is one of the Dominican Republic’s top destinations. Just so you know, the beaches on this stretch of coastline sometimes experience increased levels of seaweed – called sargassum. It’s influenced by the weather and ocean currents. If your hotel’s affected, the staff will do everything they can to clear it.

Day-trips galore

Perching on the Dominican Republic’s eastern tip, Cap Cana is an ideal launching point for boat trips to the nearby islands. Isla Saona is perhaps the most famous, with its beaches taking centre-stage in the Bounty chocolate bar adverts. Alternatively, Isla de Mona is a relatively quiet location. Here you can explore huge barrier reefs and encounter fascinating marine life unique to the warm waters of the Caribbean.

Natural escapes

Cap Cana is a great place to meet some exotic and fascinating marine life. At nearby Dolphin Island Park, you can take a swim with these friendly marine mammals. And if you time your trip for mid-January to mid-April, you can go whale watching out on the sea. Around 300 whales come to the Dominican Republic’s north-east coast every year to breed, and locals and tourists alike gather to watch this natural phenomenon. For the best chance of spotting one of these huge creatures, take a boat to nearby Samana Bay, one of the hottest breeding grounds.

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Facts about Cap Cana

Currency

Dominican Peso

(DOP)

Language

Spanish

Time zone

GMT -4

Flight duration

8 hours 40 minutes from Dublin

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