ENJOY BOCA CHICA FOR
EASTER Starting from TTD 5,550.00 per
person based on triple occupancy 
Package
Includes: - Non Stop Charter Flight from Port
Of Spain to Punta Cana
- Round Trip Transfers
from Airport to Boca Chica
Hotel
- 4 Nights Hotel
Accommodations which includes all Meals &
Drinks
- Optional Day Tours
available
- NO Visa Required
Flight
Information: Departs Trinidad at 9:00AM Arrive
Punta Cana 11:00AM Departs Punta Cana at 2:00PM
Arrive Trinidad 4:00PM
Boca Chica Why choose Boca Chica? Because this resort town is conveniently-located close to the airport and the
capital city of Santo Domingo. The Beach Boca Chica beach is a reef-protected lagoon of tranquil blue waters and
powder-white sand. One can wade out 100 yards from shore into glassy waters and
still be only waist deep with nothing but soft clean sand underfoot. It's the
perfect beach for small children because there are no waves and no deep waters.
One can find just about everything in Boca Chica, making it one of the most
complete of the ungated beach towns in the country. There are hotels and dining
for every budget, night life, proximity to the airport and capital, yet it's
still small enough to build relationships. Shopping Boca Chica is a "shopping beach" because vendors wander the beach or sell
from their shops on the main street that runs parallel to the beach. It's only
about 5 or 6 blocks long, but it has everything you need to take back home:
rum, cigars, artwork, crafts etc. And if you need items like sunscreen, bug
spray or sandals, you'll find the prices better on Duarte Street than in the
hotel shops. Some designer boutiques have begun to crop up, as well. Most stores will accept pesos, US dollars, travelers checks or credit cards.
Banco Popular at the far end of the shopping area has an ATM machine. There's
another bank machine directly in front of the Hamaca hotel. On the beach,
shopping is an adventure. The goods come to you, usually in briefcases carried
by friendly vendors. You can buy everything on the beach, from amber, larimar
and silver jewelry to paintings to wood carvings to a manicure/pedicure, a
massage or a head full of braids. For a much wider selection, you can also make the short trip into Santo
Domingo. And if in the unlikely case you should run out of things to do, consider
choosing something from this list: Ride a horse, borrow a bike and explore the ‘real' town, go snorkeling, ride a banana boat, take an excursion to a nearby island, take out a sailboat, paddle-boat, kayak, windsurf, go scuba diving, walk out to the reef, go fishing, dance Merengue, learn to salsa dance, eat all kinds of local and international foods, rent a jet ski, do some water skiing, gamble in the casino, travel an hour and see everything that Santo Domingo has to offer, visit a disco, and sip espresso while people watching at a sidewalk cafe, dine on fresh seafood in a romantic candlelit setting on a deck over the water, meet people and make friends, rent a motorcycle and hit the dirt trails, go swimming, soak up the sun, drink from a pineapple or coconut, buy a new swimsuit or get your shoes shined by an enthusiastic boy and buy him a coke, take a tour of the countryside, sample the local beer, play some golf, bargain for a good price on a T-shirt, smoke a local cigar, get a massage on the beach or get your hair braided, buy some of the local music to take home, buy some fresh mangos at the local fruit market or get a whole plate of fresh fruit cut up right in front of you right on the beach, remember how little you paid for this trip, forget how soon you are leaving.
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