The postcard represents, for many, the perfect vacation: beaches of white sand, turquoise sea and a hotel infrastructure with all the services to make your stay super pleasant.
Punta Canathe star destination of Dominican Republichas been stomping within the destinations of the Caribbean and it is usually positioned among the favorites of Argentines who choose that region for their vacations or getaways throughout the year.
The figures confirm this trend: only until July of this year, some 155,000 Argentines had visited that country, 17% more than the previous year. And for this summer A 10% increase in Argentine travelers is expected.
The greater number of air connections They are also part of this phenomenon: to the flights of Aerolíneas Argentinas, Copa Airlines (with a stopover at the Hub of the Americas in Panama) or Sky, a year ago Arajet, the Dominican airline of “low prices” was added.
Although it started operating direct flights from Buenos Aires to Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic, since October it flies to Punta Cana with six weekly frequencies. From from December 14 to February 8 A new frequency on Saturdays has already been announced – it represents 3,300 additional seats from December to February – due to “the high demand in the summer season.”
“We are happy and grateful for the support we have received from the Argentines, who have become one of our most important markets and we want to offer them the best service on the market,” said Víctor Pacheco, CEO and founder of Arajet.
Argentine Airlines It currently has four direct flights from Buenos Aires and two from Córdoba. Starting in January, there will be six from Buenos Aires and one weekly flight from Rosario and another from Tucumán will also be added.
Travel agencies also mark Punta Cana as a highly sought-after destination. “Punta Cana appears as one of the favorite destinations of Argentines within the Caribbean. When deciding, there are many travelers who prioritize beach life with the aim of enjoying the rest and relaxation of paradisiacal destinations like this one,” says Martín Romano, CEO of Atrápalo Argentina.
The unmissable beaches of Punta Cana to enjoy in summer 2025
Logically, the beaches are the main attraction of this Caribbean destination.
- Bavaro Beach. Extensive 48 km strip of white sand, with coral reefs and very attractive for long walks. It has a vibrant atmosphere, variety of hotels, restaurants and shops along the coast. Good option to relax and enjoy from the lounge chair as well as to try out different water activities (parasailing or boat racing, for example).
- Playa Macao. It is north of Bávaro and is a local favorite. Recognized by UNESCO as one of the best in the region for its natural environment and popularity among tourists, it is surrounded by palm trees and, of course, has white sand. Very good alternative for surfers and buggy adventures.
- Juanillo Beach. Its access is restricted – it is in Cap Cana, a private community focused on luxury tourism – and it stands out for its paradisiacal landscapes. Excellent offering of tropical food and drinks, live entertainment and some concerts. A good place, without crowds, that also allows you to snorkel, kayak or play beach volleyball.
- White Beach. It is in the Punta Cana Resort & Club and is a small paradise accessible to the public, ideal for those seeking tranquility and perfect for snorkeling and diving.
Excursions to do in Punta Cana on vacation
In addition to enjoying the beaches, during your stay you can take the opportunity to get to know the destination a little more.
- Blue Hole. A cenote with blue, crystalline waters near Punta Cana. It is at the foot of a cliff and invites visitors to swim in its refreshing waters, surrounded by spectacular nature.
- Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve. A private ecological park located in Cap Cana. It has a network of trails that lead to a series of natural freshwater lagoons surrounded by impressive vegetation. The proposals: hiking, swimming in the lagoons and exploring the local flora and fauna.
- Saona Island. It is part of the Cotubanamá National Park and has pristine beaches, turquoise waters and large palm trees. A perfect place for a day at the beach.
- Altos de Chavón. It is a Mediterranean-style villa on top of a cliff above the Chavón River. You can explore art galleries, enjoy its amphitheater and discover its history. Very good views.
How much does it cost to travel to Punta Cana?
- Packages for December: air tickets with a stopover and 7 nights of accommodation at the Iberostar Dominicana 5*, with an all-inclusive system, from US$ 1,922. For January, US$2,799. And for February, US$ 2,594 (Atrápalo Argentina).
- air tickets with Arajet, direct flight, for mid-December, leaving on the 18th and returning on the 26th, US$ 1,140 only with personal item, With luggage, US$ 1,296. Coming out on January 15, US$1,738 with personal item. And in February, US$ 1,425.
- air tickets with Aerolíneas Argentinas, direct flight, for mid-December, 1,553,149 pesos with carry on of up to 10 kilos. By mid-February, 1,913,608, on the way with a stopover in Córdoba, on the return, direct.