Dominican Republic Holidays 2025/2026
Holidays in the Dominican Republic boast pristine beaches and stunning interior landscapes, and the warm Caribbean sea houses large coral reefs that take snorkelling to the next level. Lap up some serious luxury in some of the most popular resorts across the Caribbean, head out on adventures, and learn a thing or two about the island’s rich history.
Tick the Dominican off your bucket list with our incredible value deals and cheap Dominican Republic holidays, and you can be basking in this paradise before you know it.
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The alluring charm of the Dominican Republic
The alluring charm of the Dominican Republic is no facade, experience one of the Caribbean’s most geographically diverse countries, with UNESCO sites – even UNESCO beaches, tranquil villages, and picture perfect views. There’s nature, there’s adventure, there’s history and of course, there’s gorgeous beaches – not to mention the year-round warm temperatures.
The dry season runs from December to April, where the temperatures sit at a pleasing 24°C. The temperatures can soar higher, into the thirties even, between March to November, but this is also when rainfall is at it’s highest. Throughout these summer months you can really get great value and a cheap holiday in the Dominican Republic, plus, crowds tend to be fewer too so it can be a good time to holiday with the family.
The Dominican Republic offers a variety for everyone, it really is a dream destination – and there’s plenty of ways to make a holiday in the Caribbean more affordable.
Key facts for the Dominican Republic:
- Currency: Dominican Peso (DOP)
- Language: Spanish
- Time zone: GMT -5
- Avg. flight time: 9 hours 15 minutes (from London)
- Visas: If you’re travelling to the Domincan for less than 30 days, you do not need a visa. Find out more.
Holidays in the Dominican Republic
Where's best to stay in the Dominican Republic?
Our guide to holidays in the Dominican Republic
Popular hotels in the Dominican Republic
Looking for some of our most popular hotels in the Dominican? Here’s a few to get you inspired:
Frequently asked questions about holidays to the Dominican Republic
The best months to go to the Dominican Republic for the hottest temperatures are from March to November, in particular July and August where the temperatures soar to around 28℃. Although, this is the wet season.
The best months to go to the Dominican Republic for the dry season is between December and April, where temperatures are still at a nice 24℃.
If you’re looking for a great value deal to the Dominican, April to June, and September to November, are considered the shoulder seasons, where crowds are fewer, the weather is slightly more predictable and temperatures are still great.
August tends to be the hottest month in the Dominican Republic. Indulge in average temperatures of around 28℃ and enjoy up to 10 whole hours of sunshine too. July and September also see temperatures in the late twenties despite the likelihood of rain.
Our great value deals to the Dominican Republic could see you enjoying this paradise for much less than you’d expect.
There are a few more ways to secure a cheap holiday too. You could travel in the off season, between April to November where prices are lower – but you may face the chance of rain.
Between April and June, and October and November, it can tend to be a great middle ground for cheap holidays in the Dominican Republic because prices are still lower, while the climate is on its way to being drier so you face less chance of rain.
As always, it’s hand to browse around for durations of your holiday to bag yourself a bargain too, you may find 11 nights is cheaper than 10, or even 15 cheaper than 14. Flexibility can be key to discovering the best deals!
You’ll find the best beaches along the western side of the Dominican Republic. Boca Chica, La Romana and Bayahibe boast the best beaches around with reflective waters, soft sand and amenities galore.
Treat yourself to a beautiful beach holiday to the Dominican and unwind on the white sands of this amazing destination.
The best part of the Dominican Republic to stay in will depend on what you’re looking for out of your holiday.
For All Inclusive holidays to the Dominican Republic, the Punta Cana area, including Bavaro and Uvero Alto, is where you’ll find the majority of the big All Inclusive hotels and tourist attractions. This can be great for those seeking out a lively atmosphere, as well as those holidaying with the family.
Samana on the other hand, and Las Terrenas are quieter picks with a more laid back vibe, suited to those looking to just lay out on the white powdery beaches and let the world go by.
For an even more intimate vibe, Bahia Maimon hosts jsut two luxurious RIU hotels with their own private beaches allowing you to stay away from the holiday hustle and bustle and livei n your own tranquil bubble.
As with all holidays, you should do your research first regarding any travel restrictions and health warnings to ensure your holiday will go off without any mishaps. You can find out more about safety when on holiday in Dominican Republic here.
The currency in the Dominican Republic is the Dominican Peso (DOP).
The Dominican Peso is not a closed currency so you can get your travel money before your holiday.
The most common language spoken across the Dominican Republic is Spanish, but you may hear English and French too.
The flight to the Dominican Republic is roughly 9 hours 15 minutes from London, so this can vary depending on your departure destination.
The time difference between the UK and the Dominican Republic is GMT-5, which means the UK is 5 hours ahead.
