Nestled on a secluded, palm-fringed beach in Uvero Alto, Dreams Onyx Resort & Spa 5* offers an exquisite haven for luxury seekers. Indulge in the opulence of its suites, complete with 24-hour room service and a private terrace or balcony featuring a whirlpool.

Savour a culinary delight at any time with the resort's eleven restaurants and bars, offering gourmet à la carte dining without the need for reservations. Immerse yourself in a range of activities, including live entertainment, scuba diving (available nearby), and refreshing dips in any of the six immaculate swimming pools.

This elegant Junior Tropical View Suite offers exceptional comfort and a spacious living area. Air-conditioned and featuring a private entrance, a private terrace, and a modern bathroom with a walk-in shower, this tropical haven provides a pure escape for relaxation.

The Premium Junior Tropical View Suite features plenty of space and gorgeous views of the scenery beyond. Sleep soundly in a comfortable king or queen-size bed, and unwind in the lovely living area after a day in the sunshine.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information.

Cool off in one of the resort's six swimming pools which includes an infinity pool, a children’s pool and a saltwater pool. 

For a fun-filled day, go wild in the resort's Jungle Waterpark with slides and a lazy river. When it's time for some R&R, the hotel features a world-class spa where you can treat yourself to some pampering and wellness treatment in tranquil surroundings.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Leave for a day on a boat to discover some of the Dominican Republic's most beautiful seascapes. By sailing a catamaran, you'll travel to Catalina Island and glide on the Cumayasa River, where you can swim in warm Caribbean waters or go snorkelling.

Santo Domingo, the largest city in the Caribbean and the first capital of the Americas. During this 10-hour guided tour, departing from Punta Cana, make a stop at "Los Domingo" "3 ojos," a cave containing three small lakes, to learn more about the history of the Taíno people in the Dominican Republic.

Punta Cana, a haven of white sand beaches and swaying palms, epitomises the essence of the Caribbean. Situated on the eastern coast of the Dominican Republic, this idyllic retreat is famed for its luxurious resorts, pristine coastline, and year-round sunshine. Beyond the well-trodden beaches, the region offers a wealth of cultural and natural wonders waiting to be explored.

Must-sees:

• Bavaro Beach - A postcard-perfect stretch of soft, white sand, ideal for sunbathing or snorkelling in tranquil waters.
• Macao Beach - A favourite among surfers, this unspoiled shoreline offers rolling waves and a more rugged, local charm.
• Altos de Chavón - A replica 16th-century Mediterranean village perched above the Chavón River, home to art galleries, a cultural centre, and a stunning amphitheatre.

Culinary culture:

Punta Cana’s food scene blends indigenous Taíno influences with Spanish, African, and Caribbean traditions. Fresh seafood dominates menus, with dishes like mofongo de camarones (garlic mashed plantains with shrimp) and pescado con coco (fish in coconut sauce) showcasing the island’s flavours. Local markets brim with tropical fruits, while beachfront shacks serve crisp tostones and the Dominican staple, La Bandera – a hearty plate of rice, beans, and meat.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the beaches, explore the hidden treasures of the Dominican Republic. Discover the Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park, a lush reserve with freshwater lagoons and native flora. Take a guided tour of a cacao plantation to learn about traditional chocolate-making, or visit Higüey’s Basilica of Our Lady of Altagracia, an architectural marvel and a significant pilgrimage site.

Good to know:

The ideal time to visit is from December to April, when the weather is warm and dry. Transport is best arranged via private transfers or rental cars, as public transport is limited. Be mindful that while resort areas are well-developed, smaller villages retain a more traditional pace of life, offering a glimpse into the island’s authentic charm.