Hotels on Bávaro Beach

Punta Cana, a city located in the Dominican Republic, is considered to be the main vacation destination in the Caribbean for a good reason: travelers are delighted by its white sandy beaches, clear blue water, and the quality service of this magnificent complex located at the most easterly end of the island. The luxury complexes in Punta Cana offer comfort and quick access to the beach. With more than 99 miles of fine sand and gentle waves, it is difficult to make a mistake when choosing a place to lay your towel. However, travelers have rated Bávaro as the best beach in Punta Cana. All the most exciting water activities can be found here, including diving, windsurfing, kayaking, and sailing. The beachside bar service is excellent, offering, among others, one of the favorite drinks of both visitors and islanders, local rum. It is particularly known for its smooth and creamy texture. The area has various rum producers, but the oldest firm is Brugal. Not surprisingly, it has been distilling rum since 1888.

To enjoy the ultimate vacation without any worries, it is worth knowing how to choose an all-inclusive resort in Punta Cana. The packages provide everything you need for a comfortable stay: spacious rooms, excellent cuisine, and extras such as spa visits and bar service. Hotels offer a quick transfer to the nearby airport so that arrivals and departures are more comfortable. The best luxury hotels in Punta Cana offer various excursions to places of interest. A popular choice is a boat trip to Saona Island, a protected nature reserve where guides point out starfish and turtles. A tour of Altos de Chavón transports visitors to a colonial town, now converted into a center for the arts, with fantastic views of the Chavón River. History buffs will enjoy strolling through the oldest city in the Americas, Santo Domingo. Located just a short bus ride from the hotel area, the old town is home to the first cathedral in the New World, a reminder of the importance of Spain in American history. A visit to the Manatí Park will give a glimpse of the Taina culture that Christopher Columbus found when he landed on the island in 1492. In addition, the reconstruction of an indigenous village includes exhibitions of traditional dances. The winding paths through the theme park's gardens are surrounded by exotic orchids and other colorful native plants, a demonstration of the ecological diversity of the island. There are shows with sea lions, parrots, dolphins, and horses for animal lovers. Other day trips include exploring a cave, deep-sea fishing, diving, and a zip-line through the forest canopy.

Those who enjoy nightlife can head for Imagine Punta Cana, an incredible nightclub inside a cave. The colored lighting paints the rocky walls of a unique venue for music, dance, and cocktails. With so many possibilities for fun, an all-inclusive resort in Punta Cana allows visitors to enjoy their time with adventure or as much relaxation as they want during their memorable stay in the Dominican Republic.