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The Dominican Republic is our Speciality
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Dominican Republic Travel Information
Tropical warmth and sunshine. Rainforests and waterfalls, deserts, palm-tree lined wide golden  and white sand beaches with exquisite blue ocean. Mangroves, tall mountains and lush green valleys - extremely beautiful, unspoiled, primitive and also third world.
 The Dominican Republic has so much beauty to offer tourists and is a true value for the dollar. Take advantage of this magnificent experience -- you won't be sorry you did.
Children play in the streets with a sticks, hens peck the ground along with chickens, horses and goats graze along road. The countryside is covered with pastel-colored homes with verandas. On each veranda sits a rocking chair. You will seldom see beggars in the Dominican Republic, but you may experience voodoo-dancers, people selling coconuts or selling native paintings. Yet the people remain warm, smiling and receptive -- unhassled and full of enthusiasm.
The Dominican Government. Currently the Dominican government is working to develop a better education system for its people and to develop an Eco-friendly tourism program. The government has a long way to go in keeping up with the rapid pace of growth. The roads can be very poor and pot-holes appear out of nowhere after heavy rainstorms. Don't even think of driving or renting a car. Be safe, not sorry. Tour with the professionals who know the roads, the customs, and the driving (or lack of) regulations.
Resorts. The majority of resorts in the Dominican Republic are Spanish-owned with staff and background training out of Mallorca, Spain. Most of the resorts are all-inclusive and abide by very stringent food preparation and water testing guidelines. Note: the last thing resort management wants is for guests to become ill. Guest rooms are stocked with bottled water. Quite frankly, during all of our visits to the Dominican Republic, neither of us have ever taken ill. Be careful and think.
The Dominican Republic has so much beauty to offer tourists and is a true value for the dollar. Take advantage of this magnificent experience -- you won't be sorry you did
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AMSTAR Dominican Republic
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“It is amazing the hard work and dedication that Judy and Maria have put into our ![logo transparent[1]260.png](/Portals/0/amstar%20logo/logo%20transparent[1]260.png) destination, Punta Cana. They go above and beyond, taking great pride in getting to know the destination from all aspects, then putting the information together to become probably the most informative web site that you can find on Punta Cana, as well as other preferred destinations. The sales results are incredible."
"Judy and Maria not only sell
Punta Cana, they are Punta Cana.”
Mr. Peter Thomas
Managing Director
Amstar DMC
Carretera Km 2, Bavaro, Punta Cana
Dominican Republic
Tel: 809-221-6626
Fax: 809-543-8513
email: pthomas@amstardmc.com
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Travel to Mexico is our Specialty
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Mexico Travel Information
Mexico is a federal republic occupying 756,066 square miles in North America. The country shares a  border with the United States of America to the north and is bounded on two of its sides by expanses of water - the Gulf of Mexico to the east and the Pacific Ocean on the west.
Over two thirds of Mexico's 98,553,000 people live in cities, contrary to the stereotype of peasants and farmers often fostered by the movies. The country's capital, Mexico City, is inhabited by over 15 million people and is one of the largest cities in the world. Over 95% of the population speak Spanish, which is the official national language. Indians make up almost 25% of the population but less than 10% speak an indian language, of which there are more than 50.
Mexico has many different climate zones, plant life and animals, combining species found in North America and many often thought of as more exotic. Monkeys, jaguars, anteater, parrots and tapirs can all be found in the forests of southern Mexico, pumas and coyotes in the more mountainous areas, and snakes, armadillos and rabbits in the deserts.
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AMSTAR Mexico
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“Judy and Maria are pioneering new standards in travel services for their customers. Their attention to detail is equally matched by their personal knowledge of the destination. As a result, their customers are enabled to make the most informed decision and enjoy a wonderful vacation.”
Eugene Rybicki
Managing Director
AMSTAR DMC
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