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The Dominican Republic’s new hot tourist spot, Punta Cana sits on the easternmost tip of that country, drawing visitors with its twenty-five miles of pure white, sandy beaches, soft breezes, tall coconut trees and dancing palms. Punta Cana, within the province of Altagracia is about 1 thousand acres, and borders both the Caribbean and the Atlantic Oceans. It is filled with accommodations, of all types, sizes and shapes, but by law none can be taller than a nearby coconut tree.
Punta Cana’s most beautiful beaches include Playa de Arena Gorda, Playa Bavaro, which has a town that is more like a village, Uvero Alto and Playa de El Cortecito. It also shares its borders with Cabo Engano, Cabeza de Toro and Juanillo, which is a bit further. Punta Cana’s specialty is the all-inclusive hotel, which is often very large and spread out like a small city. Because of its proximity to the water, and because most hotel grounds are tropical, filled with lagoons and palm trees, wildlife are plentiful everywhere, including flamingos, peacocks, ducks, parrots and other birds. Some of the bigger resorts offer golf carts and trams for guests to use to get around these huge distances more easily.
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