The Dominican Republic is in the center of attention of those tourists who are of little interest in the monuments of history or culture of the host country. It will appeal to those who value comfort, dream of gorgeous sandy beaches, quiet lagoons and rich coral reefs.
Holidays in the Dominican Republic in May are best spent in one of the most popular resorts in Punta Cana. Although Boca Chica, Juan Dolio, and even the new Cap Cana will be no worse.
Transport connection
European airlines are ready to deliver tourists from any capital to the airports of the largest resorts in the Dominican Republic.
May weather
Sufficiently high air temperatures (minimum + 23C °, maximum + 32C °) delight beach lovers. Unfortunately, in May in the Dominican Republic there is a little more rainfall than in April, but the warm weather allows tourists to quickly forget about the rain and indulge in fun on the beach.
In addition, according to forecasters, it rains in May most often in the evening, when prudent tourists are already occupying a cozy spot in some bar.
Hotels
The highlight of the rest in a large hotel complex in the Dominican Republic are mini-trains, with the help of which tourists safely and quickly get to the beach or pool.
Delicious travel
An interesting event is held monthly in the Constanta Valley. Here you can buy organic products from the area. Naturally, tasting of Dominican cuisine is held, local folklore, music and theater groups perform.
Tourists who love coffee should definitely go to the Eastern Dominican Republic, where not only coffee is grown, but also ready to tell all the secrets of making an amazing tonic drink. The chocolate tour will appeal to both adults and children.
"Dominican Outback" is another amazing journey into the depths of local history, acquaintance with the traditions, beliefs, customs, cuisine of local inhabitants.
Holidays
An interesting fact: the inhabitants of the Dominican Republic are united with the former countries of the European socialist camp by the holiday of May 1. Here it is celebrated as "Labor Day" and at the same time declared a day off.
Another holiday common for Christian Europeans and Dominicans is St. Philip's Day, which is celebrated on May 3. Tourists who find themselves at this time on the other side of the planet can see solemn processions on the streets of Dominican cities and altars with the image of Christ.
