Why Canadians Choose the Dominican Republic
Punta Cana, on the eastern edge of the Dominican Republic, became one of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean for good reasons, it has incredible beaches. Turquoise waters, white sand and tall palm trees are hallmarks along the shoreline.
For Canadians, the Dominican Republic is the fourth most popular international tourist destination. To accommodate those tourists, Punta Cana has an very desirable selection of all inclusive resorts. More than 35,000 hotel rooms can be found here, including many along the beautiful beaches of Bavaro. Tourists will find an abundance of restaurants, spas, nightlife and activities in the Punta Cana area.
Ocean Blue Beach & Golf Resort
Located on a stretch of white sand beach in Punta Cana and set in landscaped gardens, the all-inclusive Ocean Blue Beach & Golf Resort draws families, singles and couples. The modern open-air lobby has marble floors, rattan furniture, and neutral palate. Junior, deluxe or honeymoon suites have a tropical décor; all feature a balcony or patio and large bathrooms with polished marble twin sinks, showers, tubs and Jacuzzis.
Ocean Blue Beach & Golf Resort offers nine dining venues. La Tortuga serves a buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Arenal Beach Restaurant is open for lunch and snacks. La Casa de mi Abuela serves authentic Dominican cuisine; Margarita offers Mexican food; I Mascherati Di Venezia specializes in Italian cuisine and Route 66 serves American fare. At El Bodegón Chef’s Table & Wine Cellar the emphasis is on food and wine pairings. La Brasa offers a Caribbean menu and Bucareno offers fresh seafood.
The Ocean Tower Casino, and the full-service Ocean Spa are onsite. Other activities include yoga and aerobics classes as well as wall climbing, horseback riding, archery, snorkeling and windsurfing. Ocean Blue is the only resort in the area with an on-site bowling alley. Guests have access to the 18-hole White Sands Golf Course nearby.
