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Practical information
A vacation in Cap Cana offers the wonderful experience of enjoying the Caribbean in its purest form: relaxing days in sophisticated resorts, adventurous journeys through mangroves and exotic wildlife, the best golf courses, and nights dancing to the rhythm of salsa and bachata. However, like on any trip abroad, it’s important to keep some details in mind so your Cap Cana vacation is a success.
FAQs
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What documentation do I need to travel to Cap Cana?
If you are traveling as a tourist, you do not need a visa as long as your stay does not exceed the permitted thirty days. However, you will need to present a valid passport, a round-trip ticket, the address where you will be staying, and proof of your financial means to cover expenses.
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Do I need health insurance to visit Cap Cana?
It is not mandatory, but it is recommended to purchase travel insurance that also covers medical assistance, including hospitalization and repatriation if necessary. It's worth noting that public hospitals in the Dominican Republic do not have the same advanced equipment as those in Western countries. Additionally, private clinics can be very expensive.
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Is traveling to Cap Cana dangerous for my health?
The country's health authorities do not require any special vaccinations or precautions for traveling to Cap Cana. The main risks are related to mosquito-borne diseases, so it is advisable to wear light long-sleeved shirts and pants, as well as protect yourself with a hat and insect repellent.
Vaccination against hepatitis A and tetanus is recommended. It is also advisable to take preventive medication for malaria, as although the risk is low, it is a very serious disease.
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How do you pay in Cap Cana?
The legal currency in Cap Cana is the Dominican peso (RD$). You can check its value on the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic's website. You can check its value on the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic's website Pesos can also be withdrawn from ATMs. However, major credit cards such as Visa, American Express, and Mastercard are accepted in tourist establishments.
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What are the time zones in Cap Cana?
Punta Cana is in the GMT -4 time zone, meaning that during our spring and summer months, the time difference is 6 hours, while during our fall and winter months, it is 5 hours, if we take the Iberian Peninsula as a reference.
Enjoying a tropical climate with stable temperatures and daylight hours, Cap Cana does not adjust its time in March and October, as is done in most European countries.
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What language is spoken in Cap Cana?
Spanish is the official language in Cap Cana, although in tourist areas, hospitality staff speaks English. Residents of rural areas also speak Haitian Creole, so it is common to find signs in this language as well. Don’t forget to learn a few simple phrases in Spanish; it will be very useful during your vacation and is also a sign of respect.
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What should I pack to visit Cap Cana?
In Cap Cana, the days are hot and humid, and the nights are cool, so you will need appropriate clothing for each time of day. If you plan on doing adventure sports, also pack a swimsuit and comfortable shoes. Don’t forget to include adapters for your devices, as electricity operates at 110 volts, and the power outlets are type A and B.
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