#Hotel Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort

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Gran Evento Artístico-Turístico: Latin Music Tours 2023 Promete un Espectáculo Inolvidable en Bávaro

Bávaro, Punta Cana, R.D. – Del 31 de agosto al 3 de septiembre, los amantes de la música y el entretenimiento tendrán la oportunidad de sumergirse en una experiencia única en el Hotel Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, donde se llevará a cabo la emocionante edición número 22 del Latin Music Tours. Este evento artístico-turístico promete una cartelera de primer nivel y un ambiente cargado de energía y…

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Kiki Meléndez anuncia evento ¡El poder de las mujeres en la comedia! en Punta Cana.

Kiki Meléndez anuncia evento ¡El poder de las mujeres en la comedia! en Punta Cana #DescifrandoLaNoticia #Música

Por: Jose Zabala Punta Cana, República Dominicana.-Latin Hollywood Films and Maverick Entertainment, en colaboración con el hotel Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort,iniciarán la grabación de tres especiales de Stand Up Comedy, el próximo 5 de mayo en Punta Cana, el cual estará protagonizado por talentosas y poderosas mujeres actrices, quienes presentarán un show multicultural en dos idiomas. El especial…

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REASONS WHY THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SHOULD BE ON YOUR TRAVEL WISH LIST

Of the 25 countries in the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic is ranked at the top with awe-inspiring beaches, year-round golf, a rich culture, the tallest mountain peak in the Caribbean, and a fast-growing economy. In fact, this country neighboring Haiti is considered the second largest gold mine in the world filled with opportunities. It’s no wonder that the Dominican Republic has taken the lead as a top destination location for tourists with direct international flights, grand accommodations, a wide array of things to do, and of course, the Dominican Food.

The Dominican Republic has more than five international airports scattered across the island, Punta Cana and Las Americas being the most popular, with over 50 airline services. There are numerous American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue Airways, United, and Spirit Airlines flights daily flying direct to locations around the world. Not only is it easy to get to the island from anywhere, but upon arrival tourists simply purchase a $10 “tourist card” that serves as a visa. The immigration process is quick and straightforward, and the airports are easy to navigate.

The Dominican Republic is known for its’ superb amenities and impressive accommodations. Punta Cana, located on the easternmost tip of the island, is known for its 32km stretch of clear waters and beaches and is home to resorts and hotels appreciated by tourists from around the world. Take for example the Occidental Punta Cana with direct access to El Cortesito beach. This hotspot has recently been renovated boasting a relaxed resort vibe. Here, accommodations are spread out, maximizing the space of the property, guaranteeing guests space to escape into tranquil peace. For those looking to get active, there are funky foam parties, dance lessons, kayaks for rent, yoga classes, rotating nightly entertainment and more. At this resort and many others located in the heart of Punta Cana, guests come from around the world to enjoy the Caribbean resort lifestyle.

Just north along the coast sits Bávaro beach with crystal clear calm waters protected by a coral reef. This sandbar is the ideal natural swimming pool filled with little fish. Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, nestled next to this stretch of calm ocean, offers many activities for guests like paddle boards, non-motorized sports, beach volleyball and soccer, water polo, a casino, and a shopping promenade. Guests also have access to banana boat rides, windsurfing, jet skis, catamarans, and scuba diving. With all of these action activities, Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort also has the infamous U-Spa with hydrotherapy, thermal pools, and massage therapies to relax and unwind. This resort provides for vacation go-getters and those who prefer to rest and relax.

Santo Domingo, the nation’s capital, is full of life. When visiting the city look no further than staying at El Embajador, A Royal Hideaway Hotel. This hotel, located in the center of city life, has expansive gardens and a beautiful outdoor pool hidden away from the concrete jungle outside. The hotel has been renovated and completely modernized except for the lobby, boasting its traditional look full of artwork with a grand piano. The hotel has two restaurants overlooking the gardens, and if you listen carefully, you can hear the bright green cotorra “pirate” birds chirping. El Embajador creates the perfect balance for guests looking to experience the city with an escape to nature.

Whether you choose to stay on the eastern side of the island in Punta Cana and Bavaro or venture to the capital, Santo Domingo, there is much to do outside of the resorts. On the east, if you choose to step away from the piña coladas and shoreline, check out whale watching, explore DownTown Punta Cana, shop for local amber and larimar, go dancing, or catch a baseball game. Explore hidden caves, hike the 27 waterfalls, or swim in natural lagoons. There is never a shortage of adventures on the east coast.

Make your way to Santo Domingo. This lively city is home to roughly three million people and has preserved many historical sites for residents and tourists to enjoy. Most notably, the Colonial Zone was the first permanent settlement of the Americas and to this day remains the oldest continually inhabited city. The very first cathedral, castle, monastery, hospital, university, and fortress built in the New World still stand along with the residence of Christopher Columbus’ son, Diego Colon called the Alcazar de Colon. All of these historic sites are open to the public, and the square is filled with families picnicking, couples sharing ice cream, and vendors selling snacks from carts.

The Dominican Republic is dense in culture, and one thing that cannot be overlooked is the Dominican food. The island is full of delicious fruit, like mango, passionfruit, banana, plantain, guava, papaya, starfruit, pineapple, avocado, coconut, and lime, just to name a few.  There are also stand out specialties worth trying like Mangú, made of mashed plantains, Tostones, made by frying plantains, Sancocho, essentially a meat and root vegetable stew, and Tres Leches, a dessert made with three kinds of milk.  Resorts across the island offer both traditional island food choices as well as a plethora of common gourmet options from around the world, ensuring every palate is satisfied!

The Dominican Republic is the perfect place to visit for families, couples, and singles looking to explore a new place and enjoy the island lifestyle. There is never a shortage of activities to do, foods to try, or people to meet. Add the Dominican Republic to your travel wish-list and start planning the getaway of a lifetime!

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Casino Bávaro del Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort se certifica de las medidas antiCovid-19

Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, anuncia que su Casino Bávaro ha recibido la aprobación por parte la Asociación Dominicana de Casinos de Juegos en cuanto al cumplimiento de los protocolos de bioseguridad del Covid-19. Las instalaciones se rigen por protocolos específicos de limpieza y desinfección establecidos por las autoridades del sector, el Ministerio de Turismo y el Gobierno de la República Dominicana. Además de lo indicado, el Resort también está auditado por POSI Check, la certificación Anti Covid de Cristal International adquirida al inicio de la pandemia, que garantiza la rigurosa política y buen cumplimiento de los protocolos de limpieza, desinfección y distancia social en todas las instalaciones.

Algunas de las medidas que se han adoptado, son limitar el número de personas en las mesas, la obligatoriedad de la mascarilla durante el juego o el distanciamiento de 2 metros entre máquinas tragamonedas.

El casino está compuesto por más de 150 máquinas tragamonedas, 2 mesas de Poker Caribeño, 1 mesa de Texas Poker, 5 mesas de BlackJack, 3 mesas de ruleta, 2 ruletas electrónicas, 2 blackjacks electrónicos, 1 bar y un smooking lounge con mesas de juego y sofás.

Desde comienzos de la pandemia, el propósito de Barceló ha sido seguir los protocolos indicados por los organismos y autoridades garantizando la máxima seguridad a sus huéspedes y colaboradores sin olvidar su misión: garantizar la mejor y más completa experiencia vacacional a sus clientes. Por este motivo, el complejo ha ido habilitando algunas de sus instalaciones que fueron cerradas por normas reguladoras antiCovid al inicio de la crisis sanitaria.

El hotel, continúa trabajando para tener el 100% de sus instalaciones abiertas a la mayor brevedad priorizando siempre el seguimiento de los protocolos oficiales y la seguridad de sus clientes.

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Así concluye la 8ª edición del Torneo internacional The Lakes

Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort celebró su 8ª edición del Torneo en The Lakes Barceló Golf Course en el que todos los amantes del golf pudieron disfrutar del campo y las instalaciones de Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort los días 27, 28 y 29 de septiembre.

Situado dentro del complejo Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, The Lakes Barceló Golf Course conforma uno de los más altos estándares de la industria del golf en República Dominicana ofreciendo a sus jugadores una experiencia de ensueño.

Durante 3 días (uno de práctica, 27 de septiembre y dos de torneo, 28 y 29 de septiembre), los jugadores tuvieron la oportunidad de demostrar sus habilidades, concluyendo con el siguiente pódium:

En la categoría A, el ganador fue Marcel Olivares, y ocuparon el segundo y tercer lugar Justin Rodríguez y Cesar Rodríguez respectivamente. En la categoría B, Franklin Sánchez consiguió el primer puesto, Rudy Daly el segundo y Raul Contreras el tercer puesto. En la categoría C, Ricardo Jeuri Cheviol fue el ganador, Ramon Almonte el segundo clasificado y Luis Ramon Francis como tercer clasificado.

Las damas ganadoras del torneo fueron Cecilia Nord en el primer puesto, Martina Villegas en el segundo y Christine Evans en tercer lugar.

Los jugadores que consiguieron Long Drive, Drive de precisión y acercamiento de bandera también obtuvieron premios especiales y palos de golf. Además de los trofeos, los ganadores obtuvieron certificados de estancia y green fee, saquetas y carritos de golf. También se repartieron 12 certificados de estadías en hoteles de la cadena, vales de compra en la tienda Pro Shop del campo de Golf The Lakes, carritos de golf y un carro, entre otros premios.

Un campo de golf profesional y de diseño The Lakes Barceló Golf Course, se trata del primer campo que se construyó en el área de Bávaro y Punta Cana hace más de 20 años. Rediseñado en el 2010 por el reconocido arquitecto P.B Dye, el cual, estuvo involucrado desde el principio y supervisó directamente todo el proceso

El campo de golf, atraviesa un frondoso bosque de manglares, con 25 lagos tierra adentro y 122 trampas de arena que fueron posicionadas estratégicamente.

El diseño aprovecha la belleza natural de la zona de Bávaro, la incorporación de especies y plantas nativas en torno a sus verdes meticulosamente bien cuidados greens y fairways, 6.655 yardas desde la salida de profesionales, los 18 hoyos y par 72, de campeonato.

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Casino Bávaro del Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort se certifica de las medidas antiCovid-19

Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, anuncia que su Casino Bávaro ha recibido la aprobación por parte la Asociación Dominicana de Casinos de Juegos en cuanto al cumplimiento de los protocolos de bioseguridad del Covid-19. Las instalaciones se rigen por protocolos específicos de limpieza y desinfección establecidos por las autoridades del sector, el Ministerio de Turismo y el Gobierno de la República Dominicana. Además de lo indicado, el Resort también está auditado por POSI Check, la certificación Anti Covid de Cristal International adquirida al inicio de la pandemia, que garantiza la rigurosa política y buen cumplimiento de los protocolos de limpieza, desinfección y distancia social en todas las instalaciones.

Algunas de las medidas que se han adoptado, son limitar el número de personas en las mesas, la obligatoriedad de la mascarilla durante el juego o el distanciamiento de 2 metros entre máquinas tragamonedas.

El casino está compuesto por más de 150 máquinas tragamonedas, 2 mesas de Poker Caribeño, 1 mesa de Texas Poker, 5 mesas de BlackJack, 3 mesas de ruleta, 2 ruletas electrónicas, 2 blackjacks electrónicos, 1 bar y un smooking lounge con mesas de juego y sofás.

Desde comienzos de la pandemia, el propósito de Barceló ha sido seguir los protocolos indicados por los organismos y autoridades garantizando la máxima seguridad a sus huéspedes y colaboradores sin olvidar su misión: garantizar la mejor y más completa experiencia vacacional a sus clientes. Por este motivo, el complejo ha ido habilitando algunas de sus instalaciones que fueron cerradas por normas reguladoras antiCovid al inicio de la crisis sanitaria.

El hotel, continúa trabajando para tener el 100% de sus instalaciones abiertas a la mayor brevedad priorizando siempre el seguimiento de los protocolos oficiales y la seguridad de sus clientes.

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Barceló Hotels & Resorts serán la sede del concierto de Gilberto Santa Rosa.. quienes no han comprado su boleta aún?😍😍 🔸 🔸 Últimas habitaciones disponibles con @cesitours @diclaemperatriz 🔸 🔸 #cesitoursmelleva #cesitoursyevents #gilbertosantarosa #conciertos #puntacana2020 #conciertodesalsa (en Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8m52_RAzHh/?igshid=xwk6zvax872b

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Barcelo Bavaro Palace Reviews: All Inclusive Resort Details Revealed

Booking.com Overview Barcelo Bavaro Palace is a sprawling, family-friendly resort on beautiful Bavaro Beach, in the Dominican Republic. The Palace, also known as the Palace Deluxe, is one half of Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort: the Barcelo Beach Resort next door, for adults only, is the other half. The 1,402-room Barcelo Palace hotel in Punta Cana […]Read more at https://familydestinationsguide.com/barcelo-bavaro-palace-reviews/

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Arranca la 6ª edición de la Semana Culinaria en Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort

Arranca la 6ª edición de la Semana Culinaria en Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort

La sexta edición de la Semana Culinaria de Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, ofrece a sus huéspedes 7 días de experiencias gastronómicas a cargo de reconocidos chefs nacionales e internacionales que prepararan siete cenas temáticas en los diferentes restaurantes de ambos hoteles en Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort.

El acto inaugural de la Semana Culinaria inició el día 20 de Octubre con un cocktail al…

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Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort hospeda al campeón de la liga de fútbol canadiense

El grupo visitante, formado por su plantilla de jugadores más el cuerpo técnico y directivo del equipo, visitó el hotel con motivo de su partido de cuartos de final de la Liga CONCACAF, que se celebraba en Santo Domingo el 1 de diciembre. Para aclimatarse decidieron hacer una estadía previa en el Barcelo Bávaro Grand Resort, situado en la conocida zona de Punta Cana. No es la primera vez que se alojan equipos de la Liga Canadiense en este resort, pues en enero de este año ya acogió el Torneo Fifpro, en el cual participaron 3 equipos de la misma.

El motivo principal de su elección fue el espléndido campo de fútbol natural del que dispone el resort hotelero más completo de la República Dominicana, el cual está situado a escasos metros andando de las habitaciones. El equipo estuvo entrenando varias veces al día, incluso en días de lluvia, pues aun así el césped estaba en perfectas condiciones.

Pedro Pascual, el Subdirector Comercial del Resort destacó “el cumplimiento de los protocolos como el uso de mascarillas por parte de todo el personal y desinfección constante de las áreas, así como la disposición de un salón privado para las comidas del equipo para garantizar una mayor seguridad”.

Coincidiendo con las fechas de estadía, se celebraba la gala anual de la CPL, en la cual estaban nominados 3 de los componentes del equipo: mejor portero, mejor jugador y mejor entrenador, de los cuales ganaron 2. Por este motivo, el hotel les proyecto la gala en vivo durante una de las cenas y les obsequió a los 3 con un detalle.

Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort sigue apostando por los grupos deportivos ofreciéndoles unas instalaciones que cumplen sus requerimientos y añadiéndoles un paquete de servicios especiales para que los equipos se sientan como en casa.

Acerca de Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, distingue dos hoteles de ensueño. El primero de ellos, el Barceló Bávaro Palace, ofrece a toda la familia un paraíso a medida las 24 horas del día; por otro lado, el Barceló Bávaro Beach - Adults Only, posee los rincones más exclusivos para que sus huéspedes disfruten del maravilloso enclave sin niños alrededor.

Su ubicación privilegiada frente al mar del 80% de sus habitaciones y servicios, le convierte en un ‘Beach Front All Inclusive Resort ‘inigualable.

Acerca de Barceló Hotel Group Barceló Hotel Group, la división hotelera del Grupo Barceló, es la 2ª cadena de España y la 29ª más grande del mundo. Actualmente cuenta con 251 hoteles urbanos y vacacionales de 4 y 5 estrellas, y más de 57.000 habitaciones, distribuidos en 22 países y comercializados bajo cuatro marcas: Royal Hideaway Luxury Hotels & Resorts, Barceló Hotels & Resorts, Occidental Hotels & Resorts y Allegro Hotels.

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✔Resorts en Punta Cana:* . -Barceló Palace Deluxe - 6 al 31 ene: RD$12,850 (min 3 noches). . -Bávaro Princess - 2 ene al 16 abr: RD$8,490 (min 2 noches). . -Bluebay - 3 al 31 ene: RD$10,880. . -Caribe Club Princess - 2 ene al 16 abr: RD$6,490 (min 2 noches). . -Catalonia Bávaro Beach - 3 al 31 ene: RD$7,650. . -Chic (solo adultos) - 7 al 31 ene: RD$8,950. . -Dreams Palm Beach -2 al 31 ene: RD$8,490 . -Grand Bahía Príncipe Bávaro - 2 ene al 31 mar: RD$8,890. . -Grand Memories Splash - 7 al 31 ene: RD$8,055 . -Grand Palladium Deluxe - 2 ene al 2 feb: RD$8,155. . -Hideaway Royalton (solo adultos) - 7 al 31 ene: RD$11,950. . -Iberostar Dominicana - 6 al 31 ene: RD$6,020. . -Impressive Premium - 11 al 31 ene: RD$10,814 . -Luxury Bahía Príncipe Ambar Blue (solo adultos) - 2 ene al 31 mar: RD$10,890. . -Now Larimar - 2 al 31 ene: RD$8,450 . -Occidental Caribe - 4 al 31 ene: RD$6,590 . -Ocean Blue & Sand - 2 ene al 31 mar: RD$9,250 (min 2 noches). . -Presidential Suites by LifeStyle - 3 ene al 16 abr: RD$5,980. . -Punta Cana Princess - 2 ene al 16 abr: RD$8,490. . -Riú Naiboa - 2 al 20 ene: RD$4,851 (Parque Acuático GRATIS). . -Riú Bambú - 2 al 20 ene: RD$6,370 (Parque Acuático GRATIS). . -Riú Palace Punta Cana - 2 al 20 ene: RD$7,840 (Parque Acuático GRATIS). . -Riú Palace Bávaro - 2 al 20 ene: RD$8,134 (Parque . -Riú Palace Macao (solo adultos) - 2 al 20 ene: RD$8,074 (Parque Acuático GRATIS). . -Riú República (solo adultos) - 2 al 20 ene: RD$6,713 (Parque Acuático GRATIS). . -Royalton Bávaro - 7 al 31 ene: RD$12,450. . -Royalton Punta Cana - 7 al 31 ene: RD$11,450. . -Secrets Royal Beach - 2 al 31 ene: RD$11,320 . -Sivory - 2 al 25 ene: RD$17,750 (min 3 noches). . -Trópical Princess - 2 ene al 16 abr: RD$5,870 (min 2 noches). . -Whala Bávaro - 2 ene al 31 mar: RD$5,040 (Min 5 noches). . . ✔Precios por persona por noche en ocupación doble. Están sujetos a cambio y disponibilidad sin previo aviso. Algunas restricciones aplican. . . ⭕Contáctanos: Tel y Ws: 809-960-9010. Email: reservas@tourarenai.com . . . . #resortsinpuntacana #puntacanaresorts #puntacanahotels #hotelespuntacana #hotel. (en Punta Cana - Dominican Republic - Caribbean Sea) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrvHB59g2CL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ludoge01kmiz

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Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort hospeda al campeón de la liga de fútbol canadiense

El grupo visitante, formado por su plantilla de jugadores más el cuerpo técnico y directivo del equipo, visitó el hotel con motivo de su partido de cuartos de final de la Liga CONCACAF, que se celebraba en Santo Domingo el 1 de diciembre. Para aclimatarse decidieron hacer una estadía previa en el Barcelo Bávaro Grand Resort, situado en la conocida zona de Punta Cana. No es la primera vez que se alojan equipos de la Liga Canadiense en este resort, pues en enero de este año ya acogió el Torneo Fifpro, en el cual participaron 3 equipos de la misma.

El motivo principal de su elección fue el espléndido campo de fútbol natural del que dispone el resort hotelero más completo de la República Dominicana, el cual está situado a escasos metros andando de las habitaciones. El equipo estuvo entrenando varias veces al día, incluso en días de lluvia, pues aun así el césped estaba en perfectas condiciones.

Pedro Pascual, el Subdirector Comercial del Resort destacó “el cumplimiento de los protocolos como el uso de mascarillas por parte de todo el personal y desinfección constante de las áreas, así como la disposición de un salón privado para las comidas del equipo para garantizar una mayor seguridad”.

Coincidiendo con las fechas de estadía, se celebraba la gala anual de la CPL, en la cual estaban nominados 3 de los componentes del equipo: mejor portero, mejor jugador y mejor entrenador, de los cuales ganaron 2. Por este motivo, el hotel les proyecto la gala en vivo durante una de las cenas y les obsequió a los 3 con un detalle.

Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort sigue apostando por los grupos deportivos ofreciéndoles unas instalaciones que cumplen sus requerimientos y añadiéndoles un paquete de servicios especiales para que los equipos se sientan como en casa.

Acerca de Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, distingue dos hoteles de ensueño. El primero de ellos, el Barceló Bávaro Palace, ofrece a toda la familia un paraíso a medida las 24 horas del día; por otro lado, el Barceló Bávaro Beach - Adults Only, posee los rincones más exclusivos para que sus huéspedes disfruten del maravilloso enclave sin niños alrededor.

Su ubicación privilegiada frente al mar del 80% de sus habitaciones y servicios, le convierte en un ‘Beach Front All Inclusive Resort ‘inigualable.

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REASONS WHY THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SHOULD BE ON YOUR TRAVEL WISH LIST

Of the 25 countries in the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic is ranked at the top with awe-inspiring beaches, year-round golf, a rich culture, the tallest mountain peak in the Caribbean, and a fast-growing economy. In fact, this country neighboring Haiti is considered the second largest gold mine in the world filled with opportunities. It’s no wonder that the Dominican Republic has taken the lead as a top destination location for tourists with direct international flights, grand accommodations, a wide array of things to do, and of course, the Dominican Food.

The Dominican Republic has more than five international airports scattered across the island, Punta Cana and Las Americas being the most popular, with over 50 airline services. There are numerous American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue Airways, United, and Spirit Airlines flights daily flying direct to locations around the world. Not only is it easy to get to the island from anywhere, but upon arrival tourists simply purchase a $10 “tourist card” that serves as a visa. The immigration process is quick and straightforward, and the airports are easy to navigate.

The Dominican Republic is known for its’ superb amenities and impressive accommodations. Punta Cana, located on the easternmost tip of the island, is known for its 32km stretch of clear waters and beaches and is home to resorts and hotels appreciated by tourists from around the world. Take for example the Occidental Punta Cana with direct access to El Cortesito beach. This hotspot has recently been renovated boasting a relaxed resort vibe. Here, accommodations are spread out, maximizing the space of the property, guaranteeing guests space to escape into tranquil peace. For those looking to get active, there are funky foam parties, dance lessons, kayaks for rent, yoga classes, rotating nightly entertainment and more. At this resort and many others located in the heart of Punta Cana, guests come from around the world to enjoy the Caribbean resort lifestyle.

Just north along the coast sits Bávaro beach with crystal clear calm waters protected by a coral reef. This sandbar is the ideal natural swimming pool filled with little fish. Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, nestled next to this stretch of calm ocean, offers many activities for guests like paddle boards, non-motorized sports, beach volleyball and soccer, water polo, a casino, and a shopping promenade. Guests also have access to banana boat rides, windsurfing, jet skis, catamarans, and scuba diving. With all of these action activities, Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort also has the infamous U-Spa with hydrotherapy, thermal pools, and massage therapies to relax and unwind. This resort provides for vacation go-getters and those who prefer to rest and relax.

Santo Domingo, the nation's capital, is full of life. When visiting the city look no further than staying at El Embajador, A Royal Hideaway Hotel. This hotel, located in the center of city life, has expansive gardens and a beautiful outdoor pool hidden away from the concrete jungle outside. The hotel has been renovated and completely modernized except for the lobby, boasting its traditional look full of artwork with a grand piano. The hotel has two restaurants overlooking the gardens, and if you listen carefully, you can hear the bright green cotorra "pirate" birds chirping. El Embajador creates the perfect balance for guests looking to experience the city with an escape to nature.

Whether you choose to stay on the eastern side of the island in Punta Cana and Bavaro or venture to the capital, Santo Domingo, there is much to do outside of the resorts. On the east, if you choose to step away from the piña coladas and shoreline, check out whale watching, explore DownTown Punta Cana, shop for local amber and larimar, go dancing, or catch a baseball game. Explore hidden caves, hike the 27 waterfalls, or swim in natural lagoons. There is never a shortage of adventures on the east coast.

Make your way to Santo Domingo. This lively city is home to roughly three million people and has preserved many historical sites for residents and tourists to enjoy. Most notably, the Colonial Zone was the first permanent settlement of the Americas and to this day remains the oldest continually inhabited city. The very first cathedral, castle, monastery, hospital, university, and fortress built in the New World still stand along with the residence of Christopher Columbus’ son, Diego Colon called the Alcazar de Colon. All of these historic sites are open to the public, and the square is filled with families picnicking, couples sharing ice cream, and vendors selling snacks from carts.

The Dominican Republic is dense in culture, and one thing that cannot be overlooked is the Dominican food. The island is full of delicious fruit, like mango, passionfruit, banana, plantain, guava, papaya, starfruit, pineapple, avocado, coconut, and lime, just to name a few.  There are also stand out specialties worth trying like Mangú, made of mashed plantains, Tostones, made by frying plantains, Sancocho, essentially a meat and root vegetable stew, and Tres Leches, a dessert made with three kinds of milk. Resorts across the island offer both traditional island food choices as well as a plethora of common gourmet options from around the world, ensuring every palate is satisfied!

The Dominican Republic is the perfect place to visit for families, couples, and singles looking to explore a new place and enjoy the island lifestyle. There is never a shortage of activities to do, foods to try, or people to meet. Add the Dominican Republic to your travel wish-list and start planning the getaway of a lifetime!

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REASONS WHY THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SHOULD BE ON YOUR TRAVEL WISH LIST

Of the 25 countries in the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic is ranked at the top with awe-inspiring beaches, year-round golf, a rich culture, the tallest mountain peak in the Caribbean, and a fast-growing economy. In fact, this country neighboring Haiti is considered the second largest gold mine in the world filled with opportunities. It’s no wonder that the Dominican Republic has taken the lead as a top destination location for tourists with direct international flights, grand accommodations, a wide array of things to do, and of course, the Dominican Food.

The Dominican Republic has more than five international airports scattered across the island, Punta Cana and Las Americas being the most popular, with over 50 airline services. There are numerous American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue Airways, United, and Spirit Airlines flights daily flying direct to locations around the world. Not only is it easy to get to the island from anywhere, but upon arrival tourists simply purchase a $10 “tourist card” that serves as a visa. The immigration process is quick and straightforward, and the airports are easy to navigate.

The Dominican Republic is known for its’ superb amenities and impressive accommodations. Punta Cana, located on the easternmost tip of the island, is known for its 32km stretch of clear waters and beaches and is home to resorts and hotels appreciated by tourists from around the world. Take for example the Occidental Punta Cana with direct access to El Cortesito beach. This hotspot has recently been renovated boasting a relaxed resort vibe. Here, accommodations are spread out, maximizing the space of the property, guaranteeing guests space to escape into tranquil peace. For those looking to get active, there are funky foam parties, dance lessons, kayaks for rent, yoga classes, rotating nightly entertainment and more. At this resort and many others located in the heart of Punta Cana, guests come from around the world to enjoy the Caribbean resort lifestyle.

Just north along the coast sits Bávaro beach with crystal clear calm waters protected by a coral reef. This sandbar is the ideal natural swimming pool filled with little fish. Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, nestled next to this stretch of calm ocean, offers many activities for guests like paddle boards, non-motorized sports, beach volleyball and soccer, water polo, a casino, and a shopping promenade. Guests also have access to banana boat rides, windsurfing, jet skis, catamarans, and scuba diving. With all of these action activities, Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort also has the infamous U-Spa with hydrotherapy, thermal pools, and massage therapies to relax and unwind. This resort provides for vacation go-getters and those who prefer to rest and relax.

Santo Domingo, the nation's capital, is full of life. When visiting the city look no further than staying at El Embajador, A Royal Hideaway Hotel. This hotel, located in the center of city life, has expansive gardens and a beautiful outdoor pool hidden away from the concrete jungle outside. The hotel has been renovated and completely modernized except for the lobby, boasting its traditional look full of artwork with a grand piano. The hotel has two restaurants overlooking the gardens, and if you listen carefully, you can hear the bright green cotorra "pirate" birds chirping. El Embajador creates the perfect balance for guests looking to experience the city with an escape to nature.

Whether you choose to stay on the eastern side of the island in Punta Cana and Bavaro or venture to the capital, Santo Domingo, there is much to do outside of the resorts. On the east, if you choose to step away from the piña coladas and shoreline, check out whale watching, explore DownTown Punta Cana, shop for local amber and larimar, go dancing, or catch a baseball game. Explore hidden caves, hike the 27 waterfalls, or swim in natural lagoons. There is never a shortage of adventures on the east coast.

Make your way to Santo Domingo. This lively city is home to roughly three million people and has preserved many historical sites for residents and tourists to enjoy. Most notably, the Colonial Zone was the first permanent settlement of the Americas and to this day remains the oldest continually inhabited city. The very first cathedral, castle, monastery, hospital, university, and fortress built in the New World still stand along with the residence of Christopher Columbus’ son, Diego Colon called the Alcazar de Colon. All of these historic sites are open to the public, and the square is filled with families picnicking, couples sharing ice cream, and vendors selling snacks from carts.

The Dominican Republic is dense in culture, and one thing that cannot be overlooked is the Dominican food. The island is full of delicious fruit, like mango, passionfruit, banana, plantain, guava, papaya, starfruit, pineapple, avocado, coconut, and lime, just to name a few.  There are also stand out specialties worth trying like Mangú, made of mashed plantains, Tostones, made by frying plantains, Sancocho, essentially a meat and root vegetable stew, and Tres Leches, a dessert made with three kinds of milk. Resorts across the island offer both traditional island food choices as well as a plethora of common gourmet options from around the world, ensuring every palate is satisfied!

The Dominican Republic is the perfect place to visit for families, couples, and singles looking to explore a new place and enjoy the island lifestyle. There is never a shortage of activities to do, foods to try, or people to meet. Add the Dominican Republic to your travel wish-list and start planning the getaway of a lifetime!

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REASONS WHY THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SHOULD BE ON YOUR TRAVEL WISH LIST

Of the 25 countries in the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic is ranked at the top with awe-inspiring beaches, year-round golf, a rich culture, the tallest mountain peak in the Caribbean, and a fast-growing economy. In fact, this country neighboring Haiti is considered the second largest gold mine in the world filled with opportunities. It’s no wonder that the Dominican Republic has taken the lead as a top destination location for tourists with direct international flights, grand accommodations, a wide array of things to do, and of course, the Dominican Food.

The Dominican Republic has more than five international airports scattered across the island, Punta Cana and Las Americas being the most popular, with over 50 airline services. There are numerous American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue Airways, United, and Spirit Airlines flights daily flying direct to locations around the world. Not only is it easy to get to the island from anywhere, but upon arrival tourists simply purchase a $10 “tourist card” that serves as a visa. The immigration process is quick and straightforward, and the airports are easy to navigate.

The Dominican Republic is known for its’ superb amenities and impressive accommodations. Punta Cana, located on the easternmost tip of the island, is known for its 32km stretch of clear waters and beaches and is home to resorts and hotels appreciated by tourists from around the world. Take for example the Occidental Punta Cana with direct access to El Cortesito beach. This hotspot has recently been renovated boasting a relaxed resort vibe. Here, accommodations are spread out, maximizing the space of the property, guaranteeing guests space to escape into tranquil peace. For those looking to get active, there are funky foam parties, dance lessons, kayaks for rent, yoga classes, rotating nightly entertainment and more. At this resort and many others located in the heart of Punta Cana, guests come from around the world to enjoy the Caribbean resort lifestyle.

Just north along the coast sits Bávaro beach with crystal clear calm waters protected by a coral reef. This sandbar is the ideal natural swimming pool filled with little fish. Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, nestled next to this stretch of calm ocean, offers many activities for guests like paddle boards, non-motorized sports, beach volleyball and soccer, water polo, a casino, and a shopping promenade. Guests also have access to banana boat rides, windsurfing, jet skis, catamarans, and scuba diving. With all of these action activities, Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort also has the infamous U-Spa with hydrotherapy, thermal pools, and massage therapies to relax and unwind. This resort provides for vacation go-getters and those who prefer to rest and relax.

Santo Domingo, the nation's capital, is full of life. When visiting the city look no further than staying at El Embajador, A Royal Hideaway Hotel. This hotel, located in the center of city life, has expansive gardens and a beautiful outdoor pool hidden away from the concrete jungle outside. The hotel has been renovated and completely modernized except for the lobby, boasting its traditional look full of artwork with a grand piano. The hotel has two restaurants overlooking the gardens, and if you listen carefully, you can hear the bright green cotorra "pirate" birds chirping. El Embajador creates the perfect balance for guests looking to experience the city with an escape to nature.

Whether you choose to stay on the eastern side of the island in Punta Cana and Bavaro or venture to the capital, Santo Domingo, there is much to do outside of the resorts. On the east, if you choose to step away from the piña coladas and shoreline, check out whale watching, explore DownTown Punta Cana, shop for local amber and larimar, go dancing, or catch a baseball game. Explore hidden caves, hike the 27 waterfalls, or swim in natural lagoons. There is never a shortage of adventures on the east coast.

Make your way to Santo Domingo. This lively city is home to roughly three million people and has preserved many historical sites for residents and tourists to enjoy. Most notably, the Colonial Zone was the first permanent settlement of the Americas and to this day remains the oldest continually inhabited city. The very first cathedral, castle, monastery, hospital, university, and fortress built in the New World still stand along with the residence of Christopher Columbus’ son, Diego Colon called the Alcazar de Colon. All of these historic sites are open to the public, and the square is filled with families picnicking, couples sharing ice cream, and vendors selling snacks from carts.

The Dominican Republic is dense in culture, and one thing that cannot be overlooked is the Dominican food. The island is full of delicious fruit, like mango, passionfruit, banana, plantain, guava, papaya, starfruit, pineapple, avocado, coconut, and lime, just to name a few.  There are also stand out specialties worth trying like Mangú, made of mashed plantains, Tostones, made by frying plantains, Sancocho, essentially a meat and root vegetable stew, and Tres Leches, a dessert made with three kinds of milk. Resorts across the island offer both traditional island food choices as well as a plethora of common gourmet options from around the world, ensuring every palate is satisfied!

The Dominican Republic is the perfect place to visit for families, couples, and singles looking to explore a new place and enjoy the island lifestyle. There is never a shortage of activities to do, foods to try, or people to meet. Add the Dominican Republic to your travel wish-list and start planning the getaway of a lifetime!

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REASONS WHY THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SHOULD BE ON YOUR TRAVEL WISH LIST

Of the 25 countries in the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic is ranked at the top with awe-inspiring beaches, year-round golf, a rich culture, the tallest mountain peak in the Caribbean, and a fast-growing economy. In fact, this country neighboring Haiti is considered the second largest gold mine in the world filled with opportunities. It’s no wonder that the Dominican Republic has taken the lead as a top destination location for tourists with direct international flights, grand accommodations, a wide array of things to do, and of course, the Dominican Food.

The Dominican Republic has more than five international airports scattered across the island, Punta Cana and Las Americas being the most popular, with over 50 airline services. There are numerous American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue Airways, United, and Spirit Airlines flights daily flying direct to locations around the world. Not only is it easy to get to the island from anywhere, but upon arrival tourists simply purchase a $10 “tourist card” that serves as a visa. The immigration process is quick and straightforward, and the airports are easy to navigate.

The Dominican Republic is known for its’ superb amenities and impressive accommodations. Punta Cana, located on the easternmost tip of the island, is known for its 32km stretch of clear waters and beaches and is home to resorts and hotels appreciated by tourists from around the world. Take for example the Occidental Punta Cana with direct access to El Cortesito beach. This hotspot has recently been renovated boasting a relaxed resort vibe. Here, accommodations are spread out, maximizing the space of the property, guaranteeing guests space to escape into tranquil peace. For those looking to get active, there are funky foam parties, dance lessons, kayaks for rent, yoga classes, rotating nightly entertainment and more. At this resort and many others located in the heart of Punta Cana, guests come from around the world to enjoy the Caribbean resort lifestyle.

Just north along the coast sits Bávaro beach with crystal clear calm waters protected by a coral reef. This sandbar is the ideal natural swimming pool filled with little fish. Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort, nestled next to this stretch of calm ocean, offers many activities for guests like paddle boards, non-motorized sports, beach volleyball and soccer, water polo, a casino, and a shopping promenade. Guests also have access to banana boat rides, windsurfing, jet skis, catamarans, and scuba diving. With all of these action activities, Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort also has the infamous U-Spa with hydrotherapy, thermal pools, and massage therapies to relax and unwind. This resort provides for vacation go-getters and those who prefer to rest and relax.

Santo Domingo, the nation's capital, is full of life. When visiting the city look no further than staying at El Embajador, A Royal Hideaway Hotel. This hotel, located in the center of city life, has expansive gardens and a beautiful outdoor pool hidden away from the concrete jungle outside. The hotel has been renovated and completely modernized except for the lobby, boasting its traditional look full of artwork with a grand piano. The hotel has two restaurants overlooking the gardens, and if you listen carefully, you can hear the bright green cotorra "pirate" birds chirping. El Embajador creates the perfect balance for guests looking to experience the city with an escape to nature.

Whether you choose to stay on the eastern side of the island in Punta Cana and Bavaro or venture to the capital, Santo Domingo, there is much to do outside of the resorts. On the east, if you choose to step away from the piña coladas and shoreline, check out whale watching, explore DownTown Punta Cana, shop for local amber and larimar, go dancing, or catch a baseball game. Explore hidden caves, hike the 27 waterfalls, or swim in natural lagoons. There is never a shortage of adventures on the east coast.

Make your way to Santo Domingo. This lively city is home to roughly three million people and has preserved many historical sites for residents and tourists to enjoy. Most notably, the Colonial Zone was the first permanent settlement of the Americas and to this day remains the oldest continually inhabited city. The very first cathedral, castle, monastery, hospital, university, and fortress built in the New World still stand along with the residence of Christopher Columbus’ son, Diego Colon called the Alcazar de Colon. All of these historic sites are open to the public, and the square is filled with families picnicking, couples sharing ice cream, and vendors selling snacks from carts.

The Dominican Republic is dense in culture, and one thing that cannot be overlooked is the Dominican food. The island is full of delicious fruit, like mango, passionfruit, banana, plantain, guava, papaya, starfruit, pineapple, avocado, coconut, and lime, just to name a few.  There are also stand out specialties worth trying like Mangú, made of mashed plantains, Tostones, made by frying plantains, Sancocho, essentially a meat and root vegetable stew, and Tres Leches, a dessert made with three kinds of milk. Resorts across the island offer both traditional island food choices as well as a plethora of common gourmet options from around the world, ensuring every palate is satisfied!

The Dominican Republic is the perfect place to visit for families, couples, and singles looking to explore a new place and enjoy the island lifestyle. There is never a shortage of activities to do, foods to try, or people to meet. Add the Dominican Republic to your travel wish-list and start planning the getaway of a lifetime!