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All inclusive Bavaro holidays are in the Punta Cana area of the Dominican Republic province of Altagracia. This is the Dominican Republic’s most eastern tip and is a tropical paradise of natural green plant life and white sandy beaches. All inclusive Bavaro holidays are hot escapes away and most people tend to go between April and November. The flat region of Bavaro experiences little rainfall but the air is still humid enough for exotic flowers and greenery to in the scorching sun.

If you fancy deep sea fishing, four-wheel drive buggy safaris or SCUBA diving expeditions, this stretch of coast is for you, too. The twin resorts anchor either end of a 30 km expanse of clean white sands known as the Coconut Coast. You’ll see why when you spot the swaying palms fringing the bay. Cheap family all inclusive holidays Bavaro are tucked around the coast from the strongest Atlantic rollers, is a sheltered haven ideal for swimming and snorkelling, especially so for children, who love the placid blue waters around here.

Bavaro holidays are a golfer’s dream destination boasting two spectacular golf courses. The Caribbean is renowned for constantly appearing in top ten golfing holiday lists. This is mostly because of their stunning views and their healthy deep green lawns that provide an exciting challenge to the most experienced of golfers. Cocotal Golf Course is probably the most pleasurable course to sport on Bavaro holidays as it was designed for golfers by a pro-golfer. Spanish pro Jose Gancedo created the 27 hole challenge knowing what exactly golfers want from their ideal course. White Sands golf course is also a gorgeous 18 hole green sporting plain and Jose Gancedo also designed the first nine holes here.

The beaches on all inclusive Bavaro holidays vary in temperament though you can be assured that they are all gloriously sandy strips. Bavaro’s shore spans an approximate 10 kilometres and is full of coral reefs and soft pale sands. The beaches on the nearby resort of Uvero Alto are far richer in colour and the sea can be quite choppy there. A good tip on all inclusive Bavaro holidays is to rent a car so you can visit both areas and distinguish the differences between each beach.

All-inclusive resorts form a cordon of spic and span developments stringing out from Punta Cana in the south, all the way to your holidays in Bavaro on the north. Golf courses, seafood restaurants and water parks jostle for prime beachfront locations, too creating a tourist zone stretching, almost unbroken for 30 kms. Some restaurants are so close to the surf you can cool your feet in it while you tuck into a juicy prawn salad! Inland, you can visit soaring mountains, including the highest in the Caribbean, and the colonial, elegant capital of Santa Domingo, with its excellent markets and cultural institutions.