The family-friendly all-inclusive resort welcomes guests as of Nov 1 to enjoy the authentic beauty and natural landscape of Samaná Bay.
MIAMI, FLORIDA – Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts, leading all-inclusive resort brand with properties in the Caribbean, Mexico, and Spain, announce the reopening of Bahia Principe Grand Cayacoa in Samaná, Dominican Republic in November 2022. As part of the all-inclusive collection by Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts, this property is ready to offer a variety of adventure-packed family-friendly activities and top-of-line service and amenities.
Nestled in a privileged location in Dominican Republic, the hotel features the most spectacular views of Samaná Bay for guests to disconnect in this gorgeous natural landscape, full of endless entertainment day and night. The hotel’s location inspires guests to experiment and discover adventure, as well as switch off and relax.
“We’re pleased to welcome back visitors to one of our beloved properties and continue expanding our offerings in Dominican Republic,” said Lluisa Salord, SVP Global Sales, Contracting & Distribution. “Bahia Principe Grand Cayacoa is an ideal destination for those looking to discover nature and experience the authentic Dominican Republic. Guests can savor the best views from their room and guests staying between December and March may even spot humpback whales that visit the area during that season.”
As part of the brand’s Grand category, guests can enjoy unlimited wi-fi, three à la carte dinners in restaurants per week of stay, spacious rooms and well-cared gardens, lounge chairs, beach umbrellas and towel service for the beach, plus pools and one hour per day of free paddle surf, kayaks, or snorkeling. The property features 284 rooms, two pools, five restaurants, four bars and unlimited drinks at all hotel bars with a large selection of domestic liquors and beers.
Home to world-class tours, the Samaná Peninsula boasts unparalleled experiences such as full-boat day adventures to see Los Haitises National Park, the largest mangrove forest in the Caribbean. Travelers can also visit its caves, cays, and all the secrets of the island. Must-visit attractions also include horseback riding through the jungle to visit Salto del Limon, an impressive cascading waterfall, as well as the largely untouched Playa Rincon, ranked among the 10 most beautiful virgin beaches in the world.
For those who enjoy an adrenaline rush, thrilling activities include zip lining above the exuberant nature of the region and tours in safari-type trucks through mountainous landscapes. In addition, buggy rides will take you through the Peninsula’s coffee plantations, a natural oasis known as “Caño Frío”, and distinctive hidden beaches. VIP adventures are also available to guests who enjoy snorkeling, caves, and other surprises.
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