Dominican Republic

Capital: Santo Domingo 

Population: 10,800,000 (2023)

Language: Spanish is the official language of the Dominican Republic and is spoken by the vast majority of the population.

Currency: Dominican Peso (DOP)

For travellers visiting the Dominican Republic, most visitors, including those from the United States, Canada, Australia, the UK, the European Union, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Mexico, many South American countries, Central America, Japan, and Israel, can enter the country without a visa.

This visa-free entry allows for seamless travel experiences. However, it's important to note that if your stay exceeds 30 days, additional fees upon departure will apply.

Always check for the most up-to-date requirements before traveling, as regulations can change. 

The Dominican Republic, with its tropical climate, offers distinct experiences across its seasons, influencing the best time to visit based on your preferences.

Dry Season (December to April):

This is the peak tourist season, with less rainfall and comfortable temperatures. Ideal for beach activities and exploring outdoor attractions.

Cooler weather, especially in the evenings, in mountainous regions.

Wet Season (May to November):

Characterised by higher humidity and frequent rainfall, especially in the afternoons.

Lush landscapes and vibrant nature, ideal for eco-tourists and adventurers. Fewer tourists, providing a more authentic experience at potentially lower prices.