In March, expect temperatures ranging from highs in the low 80°s to lows in the low 70°s.
Resort attire is casual during the day. A hat and sunscreen are highly recommended, as the sun is quite strong year-round. The suggested dress code for the Welcome and Farewell Reception & Dinner is island attire. Breakfast and lunch restaurants allow casual attire. Some dinner restaurants require resort casual attire or casual elegance.
Casual Attire: Bathing suits must be covered up and no wet clothing or bare feet are allowed. Tank tops, shorts, and flip-flops are appropriate
Resort Casual Attire: Dress shorts and nice sandals for men and skirts, shorts, or sundresses for women. Beachwear is not allowed.
Casual Elegance: Collared shirt or short-sleeved dress shirts and long pants for men and dresses, skirts, or comparable for ladies. Sneakers/tennis shoes or dress sandals are acceptable. No sleeveless shirts or flip-flops.
Island Attire - Nice slacks or shorts, polo shirts, button-down shirts, or sandals for men. Nice pants, shorts, sundresses, nice sandals, or casual shoes for ladies.
Please contact your service provider regarding service and usage fees for calling, texting, and internet roaming before departing your home for the Dominican Republic. Complimentary Wi-Fi will be available in your guestroom.