Why we love PUNTA CANA…
The Beaches
The Dominican Republic is known for its golden sand, clear water, and long stretch of beaches. Take some time to relax and get some sunshine!
Lots of Adventure
If you’re in the mood to try something new, the Dominican Republic has plenty to offer. During your stay take a catamaran, go ziplining, snorkeling, and more. There is plenty to do here!
The Resorts
With over 70 hotels and many of them being all-inclusive, you’ll have plenty of locations to choose from. When your guests stay at an all-inclusive resort, they’ll be able to enjoy endless dining and activity options.
Location
Punta Cana is on the eastern shore of the Dominican Republic and is right where the Atlantic and Caribbean Sea meet. The contrasting currents between these two bodies of water create a variety of sea life that is great for scuba diving and snorkeling.
Climate
The Dominican Republic is an all-year destination with the average temperature being 77°F. They do have a rainy season and the wettest months for the north are October through April and for the south are May to November.
Top Excursions
Scape Park
Let your senses Scape while ziplining on a cliff, exploring ancient caverns, swimming in underground caves, jumping from water zip lines and riding in our splash hammocks! You can also have the option to cruise a long stunning beaches, snorkel in tropical waters or just relax in our exclusive beach club. Book here.
Punta Espada Golf Course
Punta Espada is the first of three Jack Nicklaus Signature golf courses to be developed at Cap Cana, with the renowned GolfWeek publication ranking it as the "#1 Best Golf Course in the Caribbean and Mexico" and GolfDigest as the #35 in the World. Book here.
Sail and Snorkel Booze Cruise
Fun from the get-go! This 4-hour tour from shuttle pick up to the return includes drinks, dancing and a stop for snorkeling and time at the natural pool. The natural pool is so amazing -- calm, crystal clear water, waist-deep. Book here.
Catalina Island Tour with Snorkeling
Catalina Island is classified as a national monument with a protected environment and little development and is also the Caribbean beach home port of the Costa cruise line. There are several well-known caves and reefs in the area, as well as famous shipwrecks. It is very popular among divers and snorkelers as there is a wall of coral that surrounds the island. Book here.
Marriage Requirements
Many couples choose to get legally married in the U.S. at their local courthouse or church and have a symbolic ceremony for their destination wedding. Typically, guests do not know that the ceremony they are witnessing at destination weddings are symbolic (shhh!). If you do choose to get legally married in the Dominican Republic, you will need to have the following:
- Valid passports
- Original and certified copy of your birth certificates
- Copies of last entries stamps
- Tourist card or visa, which you will receive upon arrival
- Sworn declaration being a notary public, of being single and eligible to marry.
- Two witnesses with copies of valid passports or driver’s licenses (must be 18 and cannot be biological parents)
- Death and divorce decrees are required if applicable
Check with one of our travel advisors for more information on having your destination wedding in Punta Cana.
FEATURED RESORTS in Punta Cana
Hyatt Ziva & Zilara Cap Cana
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Dreams Macao Beach
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic