Ideal from June to September
Ideal from November to April
See you in February
Dominican Republic - North Coast
Style : Graphic lines, a clean style, Aman sublimes the marriage of natural wood and white marble Location : On the north coast of the Dominican Republic, 1 hour and 15 minutes' drive from Puerto Plata Capacity : 25 Ocean-view casitas Highlights : A tropical escape for Aman addicts and discerning golfers
Dominican Republic - South Coast
Style : An eco-chic lodge perched between the tropical jungle and the Caribbean Sea Location : In Barahona, on the southwest coast of the Dominican Republic Capacity : 12 Rooms & Suites with a chic tropical atmosphere offering sea or Rio Sito views Highlights : A fresh, organic, and local restoration & a jungle spa where you can enjoy a massage session by the river
Dominican Republic - South Coast
Style : A collection of restored colonial houses combined into a charming boutique hotel Location : In the heart of Santo Domingo's historic district, Ciudad Colonial Capacity : 21 rooms spread across 6 character houses Highlights : Privatise a Casa for exclusive historical immersion and personalise your excursions with your butler
Dominican Republic - Punta Cana
Style : A Relais & Châteaux address featuring colourful Spanish colonial elegance Location : In Cap Cana, a popular seaside destination on the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic Capacity : 65 Bungalows, Suites & Villas, split between the Boutique Suite in the gardens and the Beach Club on the beach side Highlights : 3 restaurants, a full Spa & an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course
- Passport valid for at least 6 months after the date of entry into the territory
- Tourist map included with the flight ticket or obtained on-site
- Dry season from June to September on the North Coast
- Dry season from November to April on the South Coast
- September to November hurricane season
- The Dominican Republic is GMT-4
- In summer, -6h time difference
- In winter, a five-hour time difference
- Spanish is the official language
- English spoken in tourist areas
- French spoken by part of the population
- Vaccination record update
Risk of malaria in the provinces of Dajabón, Elias Piña and San Juan
- Possible transmission zone of the Zika virus
- The currency is the Dominican Peso
- 100 DOP = €1.58 (December 2024)
- The US dollar is accepted in most tourist establishments.
- 110-volt current
- 2-pin flat plug sockets
- Await an adapter
- Tipping is not obligatory but is appreciated
As this information may change, we invite you to consult The website of your country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
LUXeTHIKA, a specialist in ethical luxury travel, creates exceptional bespoke journeys in the Dominican Republic.