Discover Punta Cana
With world‑class resorts, pristine beaches, and the breathtaking Caribbean Sea, Punta Cana is the perfect destination to begin your adventure. At Scuba Cana, we invite you to go beyond the ordinary and explore the ocean and land through experiences designed to create lifelong memories.
Snorkeling & Reef Adventures
Swim among colorful fish, sea turtles, and friendly stingrays as you explore vibrant coral reefs. Cruise along the eastern Dominican coastline on a glass‑bottom boat, dive into natural pools, or simply relax onboard with your favorite drink. For those seeking exclusivity, we also offer private excursions — a VIP experience for you and your loved ones.
Adrenaline & Outdoor Fun
If you’re an adrenaline seeker, soar above the jungle canopy on thrilling zip lines or take on the Dominican backcountry with an unforgettable ATV expedition. For a cultural touch, visit coffee and chocolate plantations and discover the authentic flavors of the Dominican Republic.
Whether you’re traveling solo, with family, or as part of a group, Scuba Cana designs experiences that fit your style. From private boat trips to incentive travel and corporate retreats, we make sure every detail is seamless.
Tailored Group Experiences
Brief History of Punta Cana
1969 – Visionary Investment A group of American investors purchased 30 square miles (77 km²) of undeveloped land. They saw the potential in the white sand beaches, coconut palms, and coral reefs.
1971 – First Hotel The first small hotel opened with just 40 rooms and 10 cabins. Access was limited to a dirt airstrip for small planes.
1978 – Club Med Arrives The French resort chain Club Med built a 350‑room resort, marking the start of large‑scale tourism.
1984 – Punta Cana International Airport The first commercial airport opened, drastically improving access. Visitor numbers grew from just a few thousand to millions in the following decades.
Early Days
Modern Era of Punta Cana
2006 – Municipal Incorporation Punta Cana became part of the Verón–Punta Cana Touristic Municipal District, under the municipality of Higüey.
Annual Visitors: Reports indicate ~2.4 million tourists per year specifically to Punta Cana, with some years surpassing 3.5 million stopover arrivals depending on market conditions.
National Context: The Dominican Republic as a whole received over 10 million visitors in 2025, with Punta Cana accounting for the largest share.
Hotel Capacity: Punta Cana has 50,000+ hotel rooms, representing more than half of the country’s total resort inventory.
Growth Trend: Visitor arrivals continue to grow year‑over‑year, with increases of 8–14% in 2025–2026 compared to previous years
