Real, ready-made routes — steal one, or build your own in a minute.
However long you've got and however you like to travel, there's a natural shape to a Dominican Republic trip.
Pick one by length — from a long weekend to a two-week grand loop — or by style, whether that's a honeymoon, a family week, an adventure, or doing the whole thing on a budget. Each route lays out the stops, the nights, the transfers and the highlights worth building a day around.
Beach and capital, the easy way — Punta Cana's sand, then Santo Domingo's history.
A week, done right — the beach you came for, the colonial capital, and the wild green peninsula of Samaná.
Add the north coast — beaches, the capital, whales at Samaná, and Cabarete's surf and wind.
The grand loop — beaches, boat days, the colonial capital, the pine mountains, and the north coast.
Seven days of just the two of you — barefoot luxury on the east coast, then the wild, secluded green of the Samaná peninsula.
A week built for kids and grown-ups both — easy resort beaches, a boat day to a desert island, and calm, shallow water everywhere.
Eight days of the wild DR — whitewater and waterfalls in the mountains, kitesurf and canyoning on the north coast, jungle and whales on the peninsula.
Proof you can do the DR cheap and real — the colonial capital and the north coast, on guaguas, in fondas, for a fraction of the resort price.
Answer seven quick questions and we'll build a route around your dates, budget, food and pace — with a full day-by-day and booking links.