Bring screenshots and printed copies of Ticket Portal QR codes and Passport

Before boarding your flight to the Dominican Republic

As of April 1, 2021, all passengers entering and departing are required to fill out digital forms through the Electronic Ticket Portal before their arrival. You will need to fill out a form for arrival and another form for departure, so the system will generate two QR codes. If you need to make a change to the form, you must fill it out again. The airport authorities will scan the codes when you go through Customs.

Landing at (SDQ) Airport

Once your plane lands, you will walk off the plane with other passengers and follow signs to Immigration ("aduanas" in Spanish). Please have QR codes, passport, and custom cards filled out with the following:

Immigration information to show with your passport if they ask where you are going:

Purpose of trip: Tourism

Address should be: Hotel Novus C. Hostos Esq, Santo Domingo 10210

Phone number: (809) 688-5500

Wait in Line at Immigration

At Immigration, you will stand in line until asked to present your passport. Give the officer your passport and they will stamp it. You’re in the DR!

Follow signs to Baggage Claim and wait at the carousel assigned to your specific flight. Find this carousel by following others from your flight, checking a monitor, or asking airport staff.

If you didn’t check a bag, keep walking to exit the airport by passing through Customs.

Exit through Arrivals Hall - You made it!

Proceed to the Arrivals Hall, exiting through the sliding glass doors. We are expecting you!

Juan Dolio is about 30 minutes from the Santo Domingo airport

El Meson Spanish Restaurant

Spanish food nice terrace and indoor air conditioned restaurant, great for tapas.

Café Bistro

Pizza restaurant, with a fun atmosphere, including local and international food and good coffee

Paladart

Argentinian grill and Mediterranean cuisine

El Concon Restaurant

Great Local and international food

Options in Boca Chica; a 25 minutes ride from Juan Dolio

Boca Marina Restaurant

Beautiful spot on the water with a varied menu. Swimming available at the dock part of the restaurant.

Neptuno Restaurant

El Bistro

Hosts a karaoke night weekly which attracts a fun crowd.

Club Hemingway Equestrian Center

With two 60×20 slopes, it has magnificent facilities where you can practice and get to know the wonderful world of horse riding up close. Initiation and improvement classes for adults and children from 6 years old. Classical dressage, jumping, horse riding. Excellent teachers, with horses of unbeatable temperament.

In this facility is the only stud farm in the country dedicated to the breeding of Purebred Spanish or Andalusian horses. Magnificent breeding mares, of the best lines, brought from Spain.

Emotions Spa

World class spa and beauty salon at Juan Dolio Beach, Dominican Republic. Open every day from 8 am to 8 pm. reservation must be requested 24 hours in advance

Guavaberry Golf Club

Golf club design by Gary Player, That personalized touch is evident in all its fields, including Guavaberry, where each hole has five outlets to accommodate the level of each player. In short, the challenge is there but in an environment of fair competition.

Gary Player Design also specializes in incorporating natural elements into the landscaping of each field. At Guavaberry the rock formations, native vegetation, and water passages form an integral part of the complete golf experience.

When you play at Guavaberry or any other Gary Player golf course, you will appreciate the personal touches that make each course memorable and memorable.

Regular hours everyday from 7 am to 2 pm, reservation must be requested 24 hours in advance.

Parque Nacional los tres Ojos

45 minutes drive from Juan Dolio. Los Tres Ojos National Park is a beautiful natural respite near the city, and where you can observe the underground caverns of the Tainos that were once used as a refuge or place of ritual. A stairway leads to a series of caves, with paths hugging three iridescent blue

freshwater lagoons, or “ojos” as the Tainos used to call them because of their oval shapes. A fourth lagoon is accessible via a small wooden barge, which reveals a magnificent open-air landscape with rock formations covered in lush vegetation. Keep an eye out for petroglyphs and handmade pottery.

Open hours from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm. Entrance fee 200 pesos per adult, children fee depending on age.

Cueva de las Maravillas

30 minutes drive from Juan Dolio. Located between San Pedro de Macorís and La Romana, this massive cave system is home to hundreds of well-preserved Taino pictographs and petroglyphs dating back thousands of years. It is one of the most accessible caves in the Dominican Republic thanks to its excellent lighting system, ramps and path. Stroll among impressive samples of rock art, stalagmites and stalactites, which have given it the name "Cueva de Las Maravillas".

Isla Saona

One hour drive from Costa del Sol to Bayahibe town, the only way to get into the island is by boat. Located 19 kilometers south of the mainland, the beautiful beaches of Isla Saona attract more visitors than all the Dominican national parks combined. A protected area of 110 km2 and part of the Cotubanamá National Park, Saona is a dreamy tropical escape, where long beaches of brilliant white sand and its giant coconut palms seem to melt into iridescent turquoise waters. Day trips to enjoy the beaches can be made through a variety of options ranging from speedboats to catamarans. Navigating along the impressive landscape of Saona is something that is worth it.

Most of the excursions leave from the beach of the town of Bayahíbe. Excursions to Saona include a stop at Palmilla, a stretch of white sand with a wide natural pool, and another stop at Mano Juan, the only populated part of this island. Saona Island is also the most important turtle nesting site in the Dominican Republic. Reservation must be requested 48 hours in advance

Macao Offroad

2 hours drive from Juan Dolio to Macao Offroad experience’s ranch. Great buggy and 4wheels (ATV) excursions. Reservation must be requested 48 hours in advance. 3 departures a day 9 am, 11 am. & 2 p.m. Guests must be at the ranch half an hour before departure time.

Santo Domingo Colonial Zone

1 hour and 25 minutes drive each way. If you have your own car this is a very simple ride you can do, if you need to request a trip with one of our driver reservations requested 24 hours in advance.