Tucked away on the golden sands of Uvero Alto, the Wyndham Alltra Punta Cana 5* isn’t just a beach resort, it’s a carefree state of mind.

Surrounded by swaying palm trees and vibrant gardens, this beachfront all inclusive resort invites you to unwind at your own pace, whether that means lounging in a poolside cabana, enjoying fresh local flavours at one of the many on-site restaurants, or taking a morning walk along the pristine white sands.

With dedicated spaces for both families and adults, a variety of daily activities, and warm, attentive service, every guest can craft their ideal escape. At Wyndham Alltra Punta Cana 5*, the atmosphere is relaxed, the views are unforgettable, and every detail is designed to help you reconnect with nature, with others, and with yourself.

Gently slide open the French doors and let the warmth of the tropics envelop you. Here, time stretches out to the rhythm of the reflections in the pool, just steps from your private terrace.

The décor evokes a Caribbean dream, blending natural materials with warm touches, inviting you to disconnect and savour the moment. 

Open your bedroom door and let the soothing atmosphere envelop you like a timeless interlude. With its warm hues and reimagined Caribbean spirit, the space invites you to slow down and savour every moment.

The two double beds become a true haven of comfort, perfect for relaxing in complete freedom. 

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. 

Indulge in endless possibilities, all included in your stay, where every moment offers a new opportunity to unwind, explore, and discover the vibrant spirit of the island. Dive into a variety of water sports like kayaking, windsurfing, or snorkelling, or spend the day lounging by the expansive free-form pool, one of the largest in the Dominican Republic. 

As the sun sets, the resort comes alive with vibrant theme nights, exciting casino action, and captivating live entertainment in the theatre. For those looking to embrace the local rhythms, dance classes await, while the beach is always just a few steps away, offering the perfect setting to relax or enjoy a leisurely stroll under the stars.

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.

For a real taste of Caribbean culture, enjoy this full-day bus tour through the heart of the Dominican countryside. You'll visit villages and markets while learning about local products and the island's history.

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.

Miches is a jewel on the east coast, known for its contrast between mountains and beaches. Join an unforgettable excursion that combines a quad bike ride, a hike on Redonda Mountain and Esmeralda Beach.

Explore Santo Domingo, the largest city in the Caribbean and the first capital of the Americas, and visit the Colonial Zone with its pedestrian streets and historic monuments.

Enjoy this catamaran cruise on the Caribbean Sea and visit the Ojos Indigenas ecological reserve, where you can swim in one of the most beautiful crystal-clear springs and do some underwater exploring as you snorkel.

Enjoy a relaxing day at Saona Blue Lagoon, an island paradise of crystal-clear waters and white sand beaches. The excursion includes a boat trip with an open bar, time for swimming and diving, and a delicious lunch on Palmilla Beach.

Enjoy an exceptional night at Coco Bongo, where the show skillfully blends film, theatre, music, and acrobatics. Sing along to songs from iconic musicals and soundtracks such as Moulin Rouge and Chicago as well as some timeless pop anthems.

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.