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Santo Domingo (SDQ)
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Where to go in the Dominican Republic
Start your trip to the Dominican Republic in the capital city of Santo Domingo (SDQ). This is one of the oldest cities in the Caribbean and has a walled town centre as well as amazing cathedrals and plazas. The more modern part of the city features skyscrapers and resorts along the waterfront. Next, head to La Romana. This city is much quainter and offers more natural attractions, including white sandy beaches, scenic rivers and caves to explore. Puerto Plata is another beach resort to enjoy. Enjoy a round of golf in picturesque surroundings and visit the 16th century fort. Punta Cana (PUJ) is perhaps one of the most beautiful beach resorts in the country. Here, you’ll enjoy incredible scenery, upmarket bars, restaurants and all-inclusive hotels. You can also get your adrenaline pumping on a zipline or trying your hand at windsurfing, kayaking or sailing.
Best Beaches in the Dominican Republic
It doesn’t matter where you visit in the Dominican Republic, you’ll be close to a beautiful beach!
- Bávaro Beach is one of the most popular beaches in the country. Located in Punta Cana, this beach has white sands, clear turquoise seas and an incredible reef you can see while snorkelling.
- For a more exclusive experience, how about heading to a small, private island resort? That’s exactly what’s on offer at Cayo Levantado.
- Playa Dorada is one of the best beaches in Puerto Plata. This soft sandy beach is lined with beautiful palm trees and a mountain backdrop. Stringent building regulations prevent this area from being too built-up to avoid ruining the quiet, relaxed atmosphere.
Best Time to Visit the Dominican Republic
Being close to the Equator, the weather in the Dominican Republic doesn’t alter much, so no matter what time of year you go, you can enjoy beautiful, sunny days. As the climate is so favourable in the Caribbean, the best way to decide when to visit is to simply avoid the crowds so you can have a more relaxed time. There are two peak times of the year when tourists flock to the Dominican Republic: July-August and December-February so you may want to avoid those months to make the most of your time here.
…Visit Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is a Caribbean paradise. You can unwind on a picturesque beach, explore the desert scrublands or hike some of the mountain landscape. The island has many incredible natural landmarks to explore! Book your flights to Dominican Republic with Air Europa on our official website and enjoy a relaxing journey with useful amenities such as in-flight Wi-Fi and an entertainment package.
Journey 3 steps itinerary
Create unforgettable family memories in Punta Cana, with thrilling water attractions, animal encounters, and peaceful stretches of coastline. Designed for all ages, this trip provides the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation beneath the Caribbean sun.
Walk through Santo Domingo's famous Colonial Zone, visit centuries-old fortresses, and explore fascinating museums. Immerse yourself in the birthplace of the New World as you wander vibrant cobblestone streets.
Experience the unspoiled beauty of Samaná's beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical landscapes. Enjoy whale watching, peaceful sunsets, and authentic local seafood in this Caribbean paradise.
ForecastWeather trends
The Dominican Republic has a tropical climate with warm temperatures all year round, along with clear wet and dry seasons. The first months of the year are usually drier and a bit cooler, while the second half is more humid and brings more rain. Rainfall is heaviest in late summer and autumn, during hurricane season from August to October. Temperatures change very little throughout the year, usually ranging from 22°C to 31°C. Coastal areas often get short but heavy rain showers, although sunshine is common in every season. This pleasant climate makes the Dominican Republic a popular choice for travelers looking for warmth and a tropical atmosphere.
Gastronomy Cuisine
Dominican food is a rich blend of Spanish, African, and Taíno culinary influences, creating hearty and flavorful dishes. The cuisine is usually centered around staples like rice, beans, plantains, and various meats, all seasoned with fragrant spices to bring out their flavor. Ingredients such as coconut, yuca, and tropical vegetables add richness and variety. For a genuine experience, visitors can browse local markets and eat at traditional family-run restaurants known as *comedores*.
The Flag
Often considered the national dish, The Flag is an everyday meal consisting of stewed chicken or beef, white rice, red beans, and fried plantains.
Mashed Plantains
A popular breakfast dish made from boiled and mashed green plantains, topped with sautéed red onions and often served with fried cheese, eggs, and salami.
Hearty Stew
A tasty meat stew prepared with a mix of root vegetables, beef, pork, chicken, and spices, commonly enjoyed during celebrations.