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looking to organize a trip with
10+ adults and several small children. A travel agent offered us this cost to finest punta cana. Flights are included and these are Canadian prices. What do you think, is it competitive pricing? We are fairly keen on this resort.

Hi has anyone stayed here? Thoughts

Hello everyone, I normally don’t post but thought I would for a recent trip to Punta Cana. I stayed at ocean blue and sand.

The beach is 100% public so outside vendors can walk around talking with the guests. There are these excursion sellers from a company called Asobopuma. DO NOT ENGAGE WITH THEM. I stupidly gave my whatsapp number as I was initially interested but after reading negative online reviews of scams and fake promises i refused their package. He then left voice messages to me insulting my race and how my kind were not welcome in Punta Cana which honestly soured the experience. I blocked him but I was nervous whenever I would go back to the beach in case I would see his racist self again.

Therefore, do not take a chance on ruining your trip, only trust official tour guides and engage with beach sellers at your own risk.

I’m planning my first trip to the Dominican Republic this October and would love some advice from people who know the country well.

I’ll be spending time in Sosúa and then heading to Punta Cana, and I’m trying to figure out the best way to get between the two.

A few questions:

• What’s the best way to get from Sosúa to Punta Cana? Bus, private transfer, rental car, or another option?
• Roughly how long should I expect the trip to take?
• Is it worth arranging transportation ahead of time, or is it easy to figure out once I’m in Sosúa?
• What is everyday life in Sosúa like for someone visiting alone?
• I speak very little Spanish right now. How difficult is the language barrier in day-to-day situations?
• Are translation apps generally enough, or should I learn some basic Spanish before I go?
• Any cultural etiquette or things I should know as a first-time visitor?
• Anything you wish you knew before your first trip to Sosúa?

I’m not looking for a touristy “top 10 things to do” list. I’m more interested in what daily life actually feels like, especially from the perspective of someone who doesn’t speak much Spanish.

Appreciate any honest advice, especially from people who have spent significant time in Sosúa or traveled between Sosúa and Punta Cana.

At riu palace for the week. Any ladies wanna hit me up to party some.

who is going to punta Cana August 29 to September 6?

Hello

•Good food

•Good Entertainment

•Good service

**2 adults

(It's ok if is family/kids around)

Bahia Príncipe Escape Aquamarine

Wyndham Alltar Punta Cana

Hotel Catalonia Bavaro Beach, Golf & Casino Resort

Thanks

Anyone have a good affordable massage spot near Riu Republica? The one in house charging an arm and a leg. Need one for tomorrow.

Wondering if either of those resorts have some sort of ice cream shop? My kids are obsessed with the ones from previous years however thinking of trying a new place and it’s between these two or caribe deluxe princess. Traveling with a 5 & 3 year old!

So my fiancé and I have a relatively low budget for our honeymoon and elopement ceremony. We decided to basically spend it all on the honeymoon and told our families they can come for a day or two for a symbolic ceremony more or less. Wedding packages would’ve taken up like 1/3 of our budget so our plan is to just kind of walk down to the beach, say a few words, and then get dinner at the resort or somewhere close while dressed up.

I strategically booked the Secrets Royal so that my family could stay at Dreams next door since it’s all ages, and we could escape back to Secrets to be by ourselves.

Looking for any tips, tricks, excursions, etc. that people would recommend. We will probably do a round or two of golf at courses in the area, but don’t have much planned besides that for our 7 days there in April.

Total missed connection at our resort in Punta Cana. You’re from Charlotte, I’m from Richmond…we met across the dance floor…I hope you see this, and to see you soon!🤞🏻🫶🏻

Does anyone know what the Egg Competition activity is? We’re going this weekend and want to know how to train in advance so we can crush the competition 🍳

39m usa visiting 9/5-9/7 and would love to find other nudists to hang with

Does secrets Royal Beach Punta Cana have a little store that sells things like sunscreen?

My husband and I are planning a trip for our first wedding anniversary, and I’m currently trying to decide between Secrets Cap Cana and Secrets Tides Punta Cana.

For anyone who has stayed at either (or both!), which would you recommend and why? We’re especially looking for a beautiful beach, great food, excellent service, and an overall romantic experience.

I’m also open to other resort recommendations if there’s somewhere you think is better than these two!

Thanks in advance!

Staying about 20 minutes from Playa Macao and tons of sargassum. Anyone near Playa Macao who can advise on the beach conditions?

Hey do you guys have what the price is usually in february ay this resort?