Flights to Punta Cana from 267EUR

Travel to Punta Cana on a direct flight from Madrid, Barcelona, and Lisbon with Iberojet and discover the most paradisiacal destination in the Dominican Republic. Its beaches, with over 50 kilometers of white sand, warm and crystal-clear waters, have been rated as the best beaches in the world.

A Place to Escape the World

Punta Cana is a paradise destination, perfect for relaxing, enjoying the beach, and completely escaping from routine. It's an ideal place that offers all kinds of vacations: family, romantic, luxury holidays… This region has more than 35,000 hotel rooms, with dreamy resorts and more modest hotels. On your trip to Punta Cana, you can see its fantastic beaches but also explore them from beneath the water. By diving in Punta Cana's beaches, you'll discover its incredible and varied marine life.

What to Do in Punta Cana

PUNTA CANA BEACHES

One of the most famous and highly rated beaches in the Dominican Republic is Playa Bávaro. With its white and fine sand and crystal-clear waters, it was declared by UNESCO as one of the best beaches in the world. Other beaches you shouldn’t miss on your visit to Punta Cana are: Playa el Cortecito, Playa Arena Gorda, Playa el Limón, Playa las Terrenas, Playa Cabeza de Toro, Playa Cabo Engaño, Playa Uvero Alto, Playa Macao, and Playa Juanillo.

SHOPPING IN PUNTA CANA

In the shops of Punta Cana, you'll mainly find natural and handcrafted products. On your vacation to Punta Cana, you can buy all kinds of gifts for your family, such as necklaces, rings, coconut bracelets, and pendants.

PUNTA CANA’S MARINE LIFE

Diving or snorkeling are the perfect sports to explore the most beautiful marine environments in the Caribbean. In Punta Cana’s beaches, you'll find coral reefs over 24 kilometers long. You can also observe countless tropical fish and even incredible submerged vessels.

DINING IN PUNTA CANA

Most hotels offer all-inclusive packages, but if you really want to experience the local cuisine, it’s best to dine at some of its restaurants. We recommend visiting Langosta del Caribe, specializing in grilled lobster, or Capitán Cook, one of the most popular seafood restaurants. At Playa Bávaro, you’ll find Huracán Café, frequented by young people, where you can enjoy a varied menu.

INCREDIBLE ISLANDS

From Punta Cana, you can visit small islands of unparalleled beauty. Isla Saona, with great historical value, is where the first colonizers arrived. It is officially protected, so you won’t find any buildings and can enjoy a truly idyllic place.

We also recommend visiting Isla Catalina, a small island surrounded by coral reefs at a depth of 2 to 5 meters. Besides its white sand beaches, the island also features beautiful cliffs.

NIGHTLIFE IN PUNTA CANA

After a perfect day at the beach, there's nothing better than having fun all night. If you’re staying at a resort, you can enjoy casinos, nightclubs, and bars. However, you can also leave the hotel and enjoy places like Imagine Punta Cana, Pachá, Mangú, Areito, La Punta, and Palladium Bávaro.

Useful Tips for Traveling to Punta Cana

Documentation: Citizens and residents of the United States, Canada, and most European countries can enter the country with a 30-day tourist card, which can be purchased upon entry for US $10.

Currency: The official currency is the Dominican peso. Bring enough cash or credit/debit cards. You can exchange currency at banks or authorized exchange houses.

Time Difference: The time difference with Madrid is 6 hours less in summer and 5 hours less in winter.

Electricity: The electric current in most hotels is 110 volts. An adapter is needed for plugs.