Bahia Principe Grand Punta Cana, Punta Cana

Bahia Principe Grand Punta Cana offers active all-inclusive vacations for friends and families that love to have fun in a diverse and laidback atmosphere. Fantastic dining options, comfortable accommodations plus endless activities both day and night guarantee the most fun for the entire family.

The three-story Bahia Principe Grand Punta Cana offers 1428 comfortable Junior Suites throughout the tropical lush gardens with lake-style pools and it is located right by the beach. All meals, snacks and beverages are included and can be enjoyed within the 15 restaurants or many bars and snack bars throughout the property. Head over to one of the many pools to take advantage of the complimentary sun loungers, towels and umbrellas to soak in the sun or for a swim. On-site entertainment comes in the form of shows, games, a spa, tennis and a fitness center. During the day, LA ISLA, a gastronomic and entertainment area, is the perfect choice for the whole family. The Bahia Kids program, full of fun all day long, is also included. After the sun sets, dance the night away at the nightclub or try your hand at the casino in the Bahia Principe Village.

Bahia Principe Grand Standards
• 24-Hour all-inclusive
• 3 Dinner reservations at à la carte restaurants per week of stay
• Guest Service
• Spacious rooms and well-kept gardens
• Free 24-hour Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
• Safety deposit box in the room
• Minibar
• Lounge chairs, beach umbrellas and towel service
• Exclusive beach and pool bar service
• Free paddle surf, kayaks, tennis, snorkeling*
*1 hour a day/client, on request, subject to availability

Exchange Privileges
Bahia Principe Grand Punta Cana guests have access to facilities and restaurants of the Bahia Principe Grand Turquesa and Bahia Principe Grand Bavaro (except buffet restaurants)

• Total of 15 restaurants, 13 bars and 6 swimming pools
• Internal shuttle service connecting all hotels and conference rooms
• Access to the beachfront areas Las Olas and LA ISLA

Accessibility
Number of accessible guest rooms available at hotel: 8

In-Room & Bathroom Facilities
• Handrail next to the toilet
• Wheelchair accessible shower
• Located on the ground floor

Wheelchair accessible restrooms in public areas
• Lobby
• Theater Tropicana
• Pool Piscis
• At the pool area
• Beach House Las Olas
• Club house

Wheelchair accessible restaurants
• Maiko Restaurant
• Garden Grill Restaurant
• Las Olas Beach House Restaurants
• Bouganville Buffet Restaurant
• Il Capriccio Restaurant

Access Ramps:
• Access to beach
• Access to lobby

Sustainable & Ecocentric
Bahia Principe is committed to taking care of people, as well as looking after their wellbeing, and peace of mind. That is why all health and safety protocols are constantly updated throughout the company’s resorts. The hotel chain is also dedicated to preserving their wonderful settings, those pieces of paradise whose beauty and richness are shared with all visitors.

Committed to Health and Wellbeing
Bahia Principe’s responsible management model commits them to the main international reference frameworks promoted by the United Nations as they are an essential engine for sustainable development and human prosperity. For Bahia Principe, the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations, contained in its 2030 Agenda, have become a guide, a veritable roadmap for identifying and achieving their strategic goals.

Committed to Responsible and Sustainable Tourism
Bahia Principe already have been granted prestigious international seals in the area of sustainability as well as health and safety certificates.

”We are Ecocentric”: A Note from the Resort
“Our movement, We are ecocentric, invites all of you to release your inner ecocentric side. We want the best for us, for our loved ones and for the planet. We are ecocentric. Yes. We care about our environment. We want to take care of it and preserve it, because we want our clients to keep visiting us. We hope they will continue to discover the idyllic places that surround us. We want the waters of our beaches to remain transparent, so that our families can continue to dive into them.”