Saona Island is a tropical paradise within Del Este National Park. It features pristine white sand beaches, coconut palm trees, and crystal-clear Caribbean waters. The natural pool - a shallow lagoon where you can stand in the middle of the sea - is a tour highlight. Home to starfish, rare birds, and sea turtles. Most visitors come on day trips that include lunch, drinks, and boat transfer.

Playa El Macao is one of the last undeveloped public beaches in the Punta Cana area. Unlike the calm resort-protected beaches, Macao features powerful waves perfect for surfing and boogie boarding. No large hotels here, just small beach bars and local restaurants. Known for authentic swimming experience, beloved by locals and independent travelers.

Playa Bávaro is the most famous beach in Punta Cana, part of a 48-kilometer coastal stretch known for white sand, turquoise waters, and swaying palm trees. Rated among the world's best beaches for many years. Protected by coral reefs, the water is calm and perfect for swimming. Lined with luxury all-inclusive resorts, the beach itself is public and accessible to everyone.

Playa Juanillo is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, featuring crystal-clear turquoise water, soft white sand, and palm trees. Located within the exclusive Cap Cana resort but remains public. Less crowded than Bávaro, it offers a tranquil, luxurious atmosphere. Beach clubs and restaurants offer loungers and beachside food and drinks service.