Nicole & Christopher
Things to Do
Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana
During your stay, there will be plenty of free time to explore the resort and all it has to offer. Grab a tube and float down the lazy river at Ziva's waterpark, or race three friends on the four-person waterslide. Curl your toes in the sand of the beautiful Juanillo Beach, or rent some kayaks and head out on the water (included in your stay). Grab a lounge chair and relax by one of the infinity pools or swim up to the bar and grab a cocktail to enjoy right from the water. Maybe you want to take advantage of the daily and nightly entertainment the resort offers, like morning Yoga on the beach, a painting class (a brush in one hand, booze in the other), or enjoy an evening dance or music performance in the outdoor amphitheater. Anything goes and everything is included.
Scape Park
Scape Park is a natural water park with a variety of exciting attractions. Zipline down a cliff, explore ancient caverns, swim in underground caves, jump from water zip lines and ride in splash hammocks! In addition to all these unique adventures, you also have the option to cruise along stunning beaches, snorkel in tropical waters or just relax in their exclusive beach club. Scape Park is just a 15-minute drive from the hotel, and offers a shuttle pick up from the Hyatt!
Punta Espada Golf Club
Tee off at this world-renowned golf course, located just 15 minutes from the hotel. First opening in 2006, Punta Espada is listed among the world’s finest courses, with the GolfWeek publication ranking it as the "#1 Best Golf Course in the Caribbean and Mexico". Eight holes play along and over the sea, where, from all points of Punta Espada, golfers are blessed with extraordinary views of the Caribbean.
Isla Saona
Located on the southeastern tip of the Dominican Republic, Isla Saona is perfect for a day trip on the water. Whether your preferred mode of transportation is a speed boat or catamaran, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the coastline scenery, relax on the pristine beaches, or go snorkeling to witness the many starfish that have made the island's shallow waters home. Worthwhile stops in Saona include a swim at Palmilla, a secluded white sand beach with a natural pool, and at Mano Juan, a laid-back and colorful fishing village that is the only inhabited portion of the island.