Tortuga Bay Puntacana Resort & Club

Classic Caribbean luxury on a 1,500 acre ecological reserve

Nestled in a 1,500-acre ecological reserve with miles of private white sand beaches, celebrate timeless Caribbean living at Tortuga Bay Puntacana Resort & Club. Offering responsible luxury, impeccable service and villas with plantation-style suite interiors designed by the late Oscar de la Renta, escape to the lush scenery and tropical paradise of the Dominican Republic.

With a commitment to making the world a better place, Tortuga Bay has always made decisions based on a deep respect for the Dominican, its people and its incredible natural resources. From being a pioneer in sustainable tourism to founding its own internationally award-winning not-for-profit ‘Fundacíon Grupo Puntacana’, discover the range of innovative regenerative projects ongoing at Tortuga Bay Puntacana.

Amenities at Tortuga Bay Puntacana Resort & Club

30 rooms with interiors designed by the infamous designer, Oscar de la Renta

All rooms with wifi, free wired Internet access, plasma TVs with satellite channels.

24-hour room service

VIP Whisking Service - every detail will be taken care of from the moment you touch down at Punta Cana airport from complimentary private car transfers to a welcome & private check-in from your personal concierge.

Silvia Tcherassi Boutique - a store that features artworks by world-renowned artists.

Access to Six Senses Spa

Access to La Cana Golf & Beach Club, 45 holes of championship golf with Six Ocean Front and 14 Ocean View holes on Tom Fazio’s Corales and P.B. Dye’s La Cana

Access to the Exclusive Bamboo Restaurant, including complimentary continental breakfast

Access to the private beach, swimming pool, children’s pool and outdoor Jacuzzi

Use of fitness centre, golf car, bikes and kayaks

What to know about Tortuga Bay Puntacana Resort & Club

hotel address

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

closest airport

Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ)

from airport

10 minutes

About the Location

Find yourself in the jewel of the Caribbean. Nestled in a 1,500-acre ecological reserve with miles of private beaches, Tortuga Bay celebrates stylish Caribbean living. Nature takes center stage at this private beachfront enclave within the Puntacana Resort & Club, with three miles of pristine white sand beaches adjacent to a 1,500-acre ecological reserve.

Highlights & Activities

Explore miles of pristine white-sand beaches

Whether it’s an early beach run type morning or a sunlounger, book and floppy hat kind-of-day, find your own rhythm along the pristine shores of Punta Cana.

Roam the ecological reserve with a guided eco tour

From Segway eco-tours and wreck diving, to helitours and sunset cruises, fill your vacation with excitement and adventure.

Take a dip in emerald natural springs

With tones of emerald and azure glimmering in the sunshine, take a dip in the natural spring’s waters, caressed by the calming surrounds of tropical forest.

Try your hand at endless water sports

From sailing to Stand Up Paddleboarding, Tortuga Bayhas activities to fill every moment with stunning sights and exciting ocean adventures.

Tortuga Bay Puntacana Resort & Club was founded upon a deep respect for the Dominican Republic, its people and its incredible natural resources.

The resort’s own non-profit, the Fundación Grupo Puntacana has been a leader in the development of communities throughout the Punta Cana region. From providing primary care to thousands of local patients each year to encouraging entrepreneurship and helping hundreds of students to graduate in technical skills that support the tourism industry, the Foundation takes a wide-ranging approach to addressing local community challenges.

Since opening 45 years ago, Tortuga Bay has designed and implemented one of the largest integrated solid waste management and recycling projects in the Dominican Republic. They also lead the Partnership for Ecologically Sustainable Coastal Areas (PESCA), an expansive coral reef restoration and conservation program, while their unique research facility, the Center for Sustainability, engages some of the best universities in the world for research programs that seek to provide solutions to environmental challenges. The resort was also named as the Current Ambassador of Sustainable Tourism by the World Tourism Organization in 2021.

Tortuga Bay was built in accordance with licensing from the Dominican Ministry of the Environment including permitting processes of an environmental impact assessment, an environmental management assessment and a public hearing to present the hotel’s construction plan. The resort was also built to feature local vegetation, landscaping and coastal resources.

The Fundación Grupo Puntacana pioneered the first Zero Waste project in the Dominican Republic in 2007. The team at the foundation work continuously on the culture and policies of waste classification in order to recycle and not accumulate waste while their efforts have since been featured in leading business school case studies.

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