Can you swim in the ocean in Puerto Plata?

Named in honor of Puerto Rican pirate Roberto Cofresí, this spectacular beach to the west of the city of Puerto Plata is one of the most untouched, prettiest beaches in the area. It's perfect for relaxing, sunbathing, and swimming in its crystal-clear waters.



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Lifeguards may not be present at swimming pools or on beaches and safety and rescue equipment may not be available. The sea can be dangerous, especially during the hurricane season (June-November). Seek local advice about sea conditions and warning systems and follow instructions.

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There are no seasons in regards to anything in the ocean. Like Mike said certain beaches are polluted with jellyfish and others they are rarely seen, this also applies to many of the many other aquatic creatures. There is nothing you can do to prevent a sting from a jellyfish besides learning to love the pool.

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While it is a very safe location, as it is in other countries and cities, there are places where you shouldn't go by yourself. It is generally safe to leave the resort in Punta Cana, it is recommended that you don't do so by yourself and instead book safe Punta Cana Transportation.

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Punta Cana/Bávaro Beaches -- One of the world's greatest beach strips is centered at Punta Cana and Bávaro on the eastern coast of the Dominican Republic. This stretch of beachfront goes on for about 30km (20 miles) and is renowned for its all-inclusive resorts, the largest concentration in the Caribbean.

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We are sure that the Dominican food will be another factor that will make you fall in love with this beautiful destination.
  • Bandera Dominicana. La Bandera is considered the national dish of the Dominican people. ...
  • Sancocho. ...
  • Mofongo. ...
  • Mangú ...
  • Cassava dumplings. ...
  • Plantain and Beef Pockets. ...
  • Beans with candy and coconut.


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Can you drink the water? Drinking purified bottled water is recommended and available everywhere in the Dominican Republic. Hotels and restaurants use purified water to clean and cook their food and make ice for their ice machines. Tourists are recommended not to drink the tap water.

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