Club Med Punta Cana is one of the original resorts of the area, a sprawling all-inclusive on a long beach at the southern end of the coast. It is famous for the Club Med approach, in which meals, drinks and a very wide range of activities are bundled into the price. Guests can take part in sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, tennis, archery, fitness classes, yoga and a flying trapeze school, with instructors on hand to teach beginners. Evenings bring shows, music and dancing, and the resort has a social, friendly atmosphere that appeals to couples, families and groups. The grounds are large and green, with pools, gardens and several restaurants, and the beach is wide and good for walking. Children are well catered for, with clubs for different age groups and a calendar of supervised activities, which gives parents time to enjoy the sports or the spa. Dining combines buffet and specialty options, with wine and drinks included, and the resort is known for its generous breakfast spread. The rooms are comfortable rather than ultra-luxurious, and the focus is on the activities and the community rather than on the room itself. The location near Punta Cana International Airport means transfers are quick, and the resort is also close to the Indigenous Eyes reserve and the Puntacana Resort community. It suits active travelers who want to try new things, and who enjoy a lively group atmosphere rather than a quiet retreat.
Location and getting around
The resort is on the Punta Cana coast, a short drive from the airport. Excursions can be arranged at the activity desk or through partners, and most collect from the lobby.
Rooms
Rooms and suites are comfortable, with options for families and couples. Premium areas offer extra privacy and services, so compare categories if you want more space or a quieter setting.
Who it suits
Active couples, families with children who like sports and groups who want a social stay. It is less suited to travelers who prefer silence and a slow pace.
Good to know
Most activities are included, but a few specialized lessons or excursions may cost extra. Check the rate details for what is covered, and book popular classes early in the stay.
Planning notes
The best way to enjoy Club Med is to try several activities in the first days and then settle into the ones you like most. Book popular classes, such as the flying trapeze, early in the stay. Families should check the age limits for kids clubs, and travelers who want quiet can ask for a room in a calm part of the property. Because rates vary, compare the all-inclusive options and check whether excursions or specialty services are extra before you decide.
Why stay here
- ✓All-inclusive dining and drinks
- ✓Sports and lessons included
- ✓Flying trapeze school
- ✓Kids club
- ✓Beachfront
- ✓Multiple pools
- ✓Spa
- ✓Evening shows
Good questions
What is included at Club Med Punta Cana?+
Meals, drinks and many sports and activities are included. Check the rate for any extras.
Does it have a kids club?+
Yes, there are supervised clubs for different age groups.
Is it near the airport?+
Yes, it is a short drive from Punta Cana International Airport.
