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Is there a jellyfish season in the Dominican Republic?

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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As of 2023, the seaweed situation in Punta Cana is generally under control, but it still varies from beach to beach and from day to day.

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However, it's generally more prevalent during the warmer months, from May to October. What months is seaweed particularly bad in Punta Cana? The presence of seaweed can peak between May and August, but this can vary each year.

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The amount of seaweed depends on the beaches of Punta Cana. Some areas are more affected than others. And some of them do not have it at all. There is a task for workers to clean particular zones of beaches every day.

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Never touch a jellyfish that's washed up on shore. Dead jellyfish still have venom in their tentacles that can sting on contact.

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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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The Dominican Republic is known for its unpolluted and clean beaches. Many of its beaches have awarded Blue Flag status which means they've been recognized by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). Punta Cana is home to several (and a growing number of) Blue Flag beaches.

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The Bahía de las Águilas, or Eagle Bay, is within the Jaragua National Park in the province of Pedernales. It's one of the most spectacular settings in the Dominican Republic. This is beauty in its purest state: 5 miles of white sand dotted with giant boulders and cliffs with the clearest water you can imagine.

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