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WHY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Contents:
• WHY GO
• WHEN TO GO
• FACTS
• WHAT TO SEE
• ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
PLACES TO STAY
Sanctuary Cap Cana
Club Med Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

WHY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Dominican Republic beaches are special places, where nature's treasures remain unspoiled and the simple joys of easy living are still easy to find. Also spectacular varied scenery includes the tallest mountains in the region and the Caribbean's oldest most cosmopolitan city: Santo Domingo. Honeymoon at a luxury Dominican Republic resort, and enjoy the best of the Caribbean.

QUICK TIPS
•  FLYING TIME: Approximate flying time from New York to Punta Cana: 4 hours*
•  LENGTH OF STAY: Recommended: 5 or more days
•  WHEN TO GO: Best time: December - May
    *Add additional time if leaving from other U.S. cities including connecting time between flights.

  

Why Go

• There are some 1,000 miles of excellent, pearl-white beaches.
• Every imaginable activity from golf to surfing is possible here
• Indulge yourself at on of the best-value all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean.

Facts

Languages:  Spanish
Capital City:  Santo Domingo
Population:  8,850,000
Telephone Calling Code:  809
Electricity:  110V 60HzHz
Currency:  Dominican Republic Peso (RD$)

Entry Requirements

Passport required.  Must be valid for six months after return date of travel.
Check with your travel professional or local consulate for entry visa requirements.

When To Go

While there\'s little seasonal change in temperature throughout the year with a daily range usually somewhere between the 68-86°F mark, head to the north coast and things get a lot wetter.

What To See

Cabarete-An enormous, beautiful bay, considered one of the best in the world for windsurfing and the newer sport of kite boarding.
Museo Alcázar de Colón - Once the home of Columbus\' son Diego and his wife, Doña María de Toledo. Museo de las Casas Reales Showcases colonial period objects ranging from Taino artifacts to dozens of hand-blown wine bottles and period furnishings.

 

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