As you would expect for a resort in the Caribbean, the consistently warm average sea temperature means that you can go swimming, snorkeling or scuba diving at any time of the year. The sea temperature is at its coldest during the dry season, when it averages at 26°C during February and March. The sea temperature...Read More

Dominican Republic food is a mix of Spanish influences and those of the native Taino Indians. Columbus claimed and subsequently exploited the island on his first voyage in 1492. Many of those Spanish traits are still present and you will definitely notice a Latin American feel to the island and its cuisine. Seeing the way...Read More

Dominican Republic Standard Time: Punta Cana is on Dominican Republic Standard Time and does not use daylight savings time; it is 4 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time (GMT-4), and in the summer, aligns with US Eastern Standard time. A simply Google search entering “time in Punta Cana” will show you what the current time is...Read More