Find Cheap Flights to Punta Cana and guarantee your trip to the Caribbean

From December to March, Punta Cana is at its peak. The weather is perfect, with little rain and pleasant temperatures around 26°C. It is the ideal time to escape the intense Brazilian summer, but air tickets to Punta Cana in December are usually the most expensive due to year-end festivities. Book months in advance to find flight deals to Punta Cana. At this time, enjoy boat trips and diving, as water visibility is excellent. Resorts operate at maximum capacity, offering themed parties and vibrant entertainment for all ages.

Between April and June, you find excellent value for money. Temperatures rise slightly, but humidity is still low. It is a great opportunity to find promotional tickets to Punta Cana, as demand drops after Easter. The sea remains calm and crystalline, ideal for visiting Saona Island without the high season crowds. Try local cuisine, such as mofongo, at seaside restaurants with more tranquility. It is the perfect period for those seeking total relaxation in all-inclusive resort spas without paying exorbitant winter prices.

From July to September, the heat is strong and humidity increases. Although it is the time with the highest risk of tropical storms, it is when the best cheap airfares to the Dominican Republic appear. If you don't mind passing showers at the end of the day, you can save a lot. Air tickets to Punta Cana in July are sought after by Brazilian families on school holidays, so monitor prices on TICKETS.COM.BR. Take advantage of hotel pools and water parks to cool off. It is also a good time for kitesurfing, taking advantage of seasonal winds on beaches like Macao.

October and November mark the end of the hurricane season and the beginning of the drop in prices. It is the true low season, where it is possible to find last-minute cheap tickets to Punta Cana. Hotels offer free upgrades and significant discounts. The weather begins to cool and nature is exuberant after the rainy period. It is a strategic moment for those who want exclusivity on the beaches. Visit the Ojos Indígenas Ecological Park to see the renewed local fauna. Stay tuned for weather alerts, but generally, trips occur without problems, providing a luxurious experience for a fraction of the normal cost.

Brazilians do not need a visa for tourism in Punta Cana for up to 60 days. However, it is mandatory to have a valid passport and fill out the electronic E-Ticket form before boarding. It is also necessary to pay a tourist card fee, which is usually already included in the price of air tickets to Punta Cana. Always check if your passport is valid for at least six months to avoid problems at check-in. Unlike Brazil, entry inspection is fast but requires attention to digital documents.

Transportation in Punta Cana is based on official taxis, hotel transfers, and ride-sharing apps. Renting a car is an option for those wishing to explore distant beaches, but roads require caution. To save money, many travelers use 'guaguas', which are local vans, although they are less comfortable than private services. If you seek comfort, schedule your transfer in advance. Compared to traffic in São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro, the hotel zone is much calmer and easier to navigate.

Local cuisine is rich in Caribbean flavors. Be sure to try 'La Bandera Dominicana', a dish made with rice, beans, and meat, very similar to our Brazilian Pê-Fe. 'Mofongo', made from plantains, is another must-try delicacy. In resorts, the variety is immense, but exploring local restaurants in the village of El Cortecito reveals the true seasoning of the region. To drink, Mamajuana is the typical drink famous for its digestive properties. It is a cultural experience that goes beyond hotel buffets.

To live Punta Cana like a local, leave the resort complex and visit Macao Beach on a weekend. This is where Dominican families gather to eat fried fish on the sand. Avoid buying souvenirs in hotel shops, where prices are high; prefer local markets and don't be afraid to negotiate the price. A special tip from TICKETS.COM.BR for incredible photos is to visit Montaña Redonda, which offers swings with panoramic views of the sea and mountains.