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Is Dominican Republic a luxury holiday?

Luxury holidays in the Dominican Republic have hotels ranging from palatial casino resorts to adults-only retreats. The easterly Punta Cana region is chock-a-block with five-star hotels.



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The Dominican Republic is one of the most popular destinations today. Tourists come here all year round. Excursions in the Dominican Republic are varied, interesting, and bright. There are more than enough opportunities to spend your leisure time and get a lot of positive emotions!

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The country's tourism has become its primary source of income. The country offers a wide choice of accommodations in the city, in the mountains and in the coastal regions. The Dominican Republic is one of the top vacation places for Europe, the US and Canada, and also South America.

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The Dominican Republic is an upper-middle income developing country with important sectors including mining, tourism, manufacturing (medical devices, electrical equipment, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals), energy, real estate, infrastructure, telecommunications and agriculture.

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Beach lovers and those wanting a pure resort experience will prefer the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic is also the place to be for lively, eclectic nightlife. People who love getting out, exploring, and going on adventures will greatly appreciate what Jamaica offers.

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Punta Cana is one of the safest vacation spots in the Caribbean, and tourists should feel comfortable traveling outside of the hotel zone. However, petty theft (especially of cell phones, according to some) does sometimes occur, so you should be careful when carrying valuables with you.

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Travel is more expensive here because the Dominican Republic still does not have a modern “Open Skies” aviation agreement with the United States. This means fewer choices for travelers and limits on competition among the airlines cost you more every time you buy an airline ticket.

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The bad news, such as it is, is that the U.S. State Department has the Dominican Republic as a Level 4 – ”Do Not Travel” – country because of COVID-19 concerns, with crime a lingering issue.

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USD$1 will buy you roughly RD$39 Dominican Pesos. A bottled water goes for around RD$10 Pesos (around a Quater of a dollar), in punta cana maybe around 20-25 pesos in the streets. You could have a decent meal for anywhere between 5-15 US bucks. So it depends on your plans.

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Abundant in sunny weather, sandy beaches and all-inclusive resorts, Punta Cana is a popular destination for East Coast travelers and other American travelers.

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The total budget of your vacation in the Dominican Republic should be around RD$6,000 per person per day. However, you don't have to take this amount in cash. You can regularly pay with a credit card and withdraw money at ATMs. Therefore, it is recommended to take around 200 to 300 dollars per person for your vacation.

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You can have a great getaway in the Dominican Republic in as short as a long weekend if you stick to either Santo Domingo or Punta Cana. However, it's recommended to spend at least a week to discover a more meaningful section of this Caribbean nation.

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Punta Cana is cheaper than Cancun due to the lower average cost of accommodation, restaurants, and entertainment. Go on, treat yourself to some extra excursions in Punta Cana! Top Tip: whichever vacation you choose, stick to eating local fruits and vegetables and local products.

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Brushing teeth with tap water in the Dominican Republic is not recommended unless the water quality is guaranteed to be filtered or treated. In most cases, using boiled, filtered, or bottled water is a safer option for traveling.

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The best months of the year for travelling to Punta Cana are by far between December and April. During this period, the probability of rainfall is lower, and the temperatures are warm enough to enjoy a perfect holiday on the shores of the Caribbean Sea.

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