This wonderful property features a grand entrance hall with high ceilings and large sky lights bringing in great brightness. With its 6 spacious bedrooms and bathrooms it can comfortably accommodate up to 12 people.

Due to the design, it is delightfully cool inside thanks to the super high ceilings, and "Francessas" louvres, that can be opened on all 4 sides of the house to take advantage of any breeze, usually easterly or southeasterly, but sometimes from the north and west, when most other places will be uncomfortably hot.

The 3 S’s sum up the state of play in Punta Cana. The sun, sea and sand on the Dominican Republic’s eastern edge are rated among the best in the world. More than 50 miles of coast runs from Bavaro to Uvero Alto and beyond. And most of it is backed by nut-bearing palm trees – earning this region the title of the Coconut Coast.

Punta Cana has a twin set of tropical islands. Isla Saona and Catalina Island are real castaway territory. Both lozenges of land lie off the south coast of the country and are protected as natural parks, so they’re completely untainted by the trappings of tourism.

Santo Domingo and Higuey
If you want a break from the coast, Punta Cana is home to some of the Caribbean’s most historical cities. Santo Domingo is one of the oldest settlements in the New World and Higuey is the site of a legendary battle, in which an apparition of the Virgin Mary is said to have saved Christopher Columbus from defeat at the hands of the Taino warriors.