The Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is a captivating Caribbean destination that effortlessly combines sun-soaked beaches, lush mountain landscapes, and vibrant cultural experiences. Known for its all-inclusive resorts and palm-fringed coastlines, it’s a haven for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. From the powdery white sands of Punta Cana to the lively streets of Santo Domingo – the oldest capital in the New World – the island offers a rich blend of history, music, and warm Dominican hospitality. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities, including snorkelling, zip-lining through tropical forests, or exploring colonial architecture and colourful local markets. Whether you're sipping cocktails by the sea, dancing to merengue under the stars, or discovering hidden waterfalls in the mountains, the Dominican Republic promises a holiday filled with unforgettable moments and Caribbean charm.
Casa de Campo Resort & Villas
How do you even begin to describe a resort like Casa de Campo? This 7,000- acre complex is a destination in itself, with a vast array of sporting facilities, restaurants, bars and even a 5,000-capacity concert venue. The luxurious accommodation ranges from spacious rooms and suites all the way up to ten-bedroom oceanfront villas, and the resort has its own private beach and yacht marina. There’s nowhere else in the Caribbean quite like it, and you may just find that one visit is not enough to experience everything on offer.
Airport Transfer
45 minutes’ drive from Punta Cana airport.
Location
In La Romana on the southeast coast.
Accommodation
There are 247 rooms and suites spread around the grounds, all equipped with a complimentary four-passenger golf cart, private balcony or terrace, air conditioning, flat-screen TV, WiFi, iPod dock, mini bar, tea/coffee making facilities and in-room safe. There are also 50 villas ranging from three to ten bedrooms, with additional amenities including a private pool, daily breakfast prepared in your villa, butler service, welcome bottle of Champagne and a concierge service to handle your requests and reservations.
Restaurants And Bars
Casa de Campo boasts an incredible range of dining options, with 12 different venues operated by the resort plus many independent restaurants, bars and cafés within the complex. Highlights include the Minitas Beach Club & Restaurant, offering Mediterranean and Latin American fine dining, La Caña poolside restaurant, and the elegant SBG, which serves both Mediterranean and fusion cuisine. Other options include sushi, tapas, Italian, Mexican street food plus two food trucks serving burgers, salads, pizzas and flatbreads. There is also plenty of choice when it comes to drinks venues, including the rooftop La Terrazza, Coco Mar beach bar and Squeeze! Juice Bar, and the Genesis Nightclub is the place for late night revelry.
Meal Plans
All Inclusive
Facilities
Choose the All-Inclusive plan and enjoy an unparalleled array of sporting facilities including unlimited horse-back riding, clay pigeon shooting, use of 13 tennis courts and the state-of-art gym as well as a plethora of water-sports including kayaking, snorkelling, sailing and paddle-boarding. The spa offers Ayurvedic treatments and yoga classes, and you also have access to a private white-sand beach, two secluded islands and a full-service Marina and Yacht Club. The 5,000-seater Greek-style amphitheatre plays host to concerts from world-class acts - past performers include Frank Sinatra, Elton John and Andrea Bocelli - and is situated within the resort’s replica 16th-century Mediterranean village, Altos de Chavón, which was hand-crafted by local artisans. Facilities for younger guests include a kids’ club, summer camp and a new family pool complex on Minitas Beach, which includes two pools, an ice cream parlour and food trucks.
