Punta Cana Guidebook
Plazas and Malls
Bavaro City Center is a two minute walk from the apartment. You'll find a Dominican staple fried chicken restaurant: Pollos Victorina, local ice cream spot: Helados Bon, as well as other eating options such Yogen Fruz, Jade Teriyaki, Pizza Hut.
You'll also find a local supermarket, Ole and different banking options.
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Bavaro city center
Bavaro City Center is a two minute walk from the apartment. You'll find a Dominican staple fried chicken restaurant: Pollos Victorina, local ice cream spot: Helados Bon, as well as other eating options such Yogen Fruz, Jade Teriyaki, Pizza Hut.
You'll also find a local supermarket, Ole and different banking options.
San Juan Shopping Center is located right next to Downtown Punta Cana. You’ll find a lot of good stores at this shopping mall, which are located outdoors and indoors; downstairs and upstairs.
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Plaza San Juan Shopping Center
Km. 9 Av. BarcelóSan Juan Shopping Center is located right next to Downtown Punta Cana. You’ll find a lot of good stores at this shopping mall, which are located outdoors and indoors; downstairs and upstairs.
Drinks & Nightlife
One of the best night clubs in the area. Sometimes they host big performances but even on their low nights, it's a fun environment to be in.
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Coco Bongo Punta Cana
One of the best night clubs in the area. Sometimes they host big performances but even on their low nights, it's a fun environment to be in.
Beaches
La Playa Macao (Macao Beach) is popular among locals and visitors for its white sands, clear waters and those who seek some adventure since this is a popular destiny for buggy and four wheels riders and surfers.
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Macao Beach
La Playa Macao (Macao Beach) is popular among locals and visitors for its white sands, clear waters and those who seek some adventure since this is a popular destiny for buggy and four wheels riders and surfers.
Bavaro Beach
C. Pedro MirSightseeing
The Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park and Reserve is a private protected area owned and operated by the Grupo Puntacana Foundation. Consisting of lowland subtropical forest, the reserve covers 1,500 acres of land dedicated to conservation, scientific research, and recreation.The Ecological Reserve is a forest reserve with twelve freshwater lagoons, five of which visitors can swim in. Historians discovered that the Taíno Indians, the pre-Columbian inhabitants of the island, referred to the lagoons as “eyes” because of their distinctive shape. For this reason, the Ecological Park and Reserve was named “Ojos Indígenas” or “Indigenous Eyes.” The Ecological Park consists of numerous exhibits describing the cultural and natural history of the island.
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Reserva Ecológica Ojos Indígenas
The Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park and Reserve is a private protected area owned and operated by the Grupo Puntacana Foundation. Consisting of lowland subtropical forest, the reserve covers 1,500 acres of land dedicated to conservation, scientific research, and recreation.The Ecological Reserve is a forest reserve with twelve freshwater lagoons, five of which visitors can swim in. Historians discovered that the Taíno Indians, the pre-Columbian inhabitants of the island, referred to the lagoons as “eyes” because of their distinctive shape. For this reason, the Ecological Park and Reserve was named “Ojos Indígenas” or “Indigenous Eyes.” The Ecological Park consists of numerous exhibits describing the cultural and natural history of the island.