Flights to: Dominican Republic

Charter Flights to Dominican Republic from the UK

The Dominican Republic is a very popular holiday destination. The island is lush in vegetation and also boasts some long sandy beaches. The island is divided into north and south - the north offers long beaches, which are often more Mediterranean-feeling as they are surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. The south part of the island however, is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea so the sea is much warmer and clearer, and fringed with palm trees. There are many opportunities to go on excursions - why not try horse riding along the beach? Or whale watching? In some of the hotels it is worth checking what night-time entertainment they have because many offer live shows, several bars and some even have casinos. The food in the Dominican Republic is varied; choose from Caribbean, Spanish, Mexican and African, and many hotels hold barbeques on the beach at night.

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La Romana

La Romana city in southeastern Dominican Republic, capital of La Romana Province, is a port on the Caribbean Sea, opposite Catalina island. The city grew rapidly after a sugar refinery was established here in 1922, and sugar is now the chief export form La Romana's port. There is plenty to see and do here, including cycling, sunbathing and walking. The climate makes the Dominican Republic and ideal all-year-round holiday destination. One thing's for sure and that's that the hospitality of the local people will ensure your stay here is memorable, and with great food and cocktails, what more could you need?

Puerto Plata

North of Santo Domingo along the Atlantic Shore is the glittering Amber Coast, home to the World's richest deposits of amber, which allows local residents to produce a variety of one-of-a-kind jewellery creations to be found throughout the country. Here, surrounded by a spectacular mountain range, Puerto Plata offers a wide variety of historic sites, great resorts and challenging golf. Puerto Plata is a picturesque resort city situated at the base of the towering Mt. Isabel de Torres, which can be reached via the teleferico, an electric sky lift system. At its peak, visitors can find a scaled-down version of Rio de Janeiro's The Redeemer, the famed statue of Christ. There is plenty there to see and do, whether it be watersports, relaxing, hiking or playing golf, and you cannot beat the magnificent beaches.

Punta Cana

'The New Caribbean' for 40 miles, the Caribbean and the Atlantic mingle and pearl white sands are shaded by over 300,000 coconut trees. Exotic, tropical and totally natural, Punta Cana is a nature lover's paradise and one of the Caribbean's most popular new holiday destinations. Attractions include the Manati Park Bravaro, with performing dolphins and sea lions, an authentic replica of an ancient Indian Taino Indian Village and more. Enjoy jungle walks and 4x4 excursions along the beach and watersports galore!