Paradisus Grand Cana  is an innovative reimagining of the all-inclusive concept, combining immersive entertainment and cutting-edge technology with a beautiful setting amongst tropical gardens and glittering pools. The all-suite accommodation means you’ll have plenty of space, and the extensive array of restaurants will take your tastebuds from Peru to Japan and back again. It’s also a brilliant choice for families, with entrance to the neighbouring Katmandu Park included once per stay for all guests.

20 minute drive. 

Set back slightly from the coast in Punta Cana, 20 minutes’ drive from the airport.

There are 432 understated and contemporary suites, each opening onto a private balcony or terrace with whirlpool bathtub. One and two bedroom options are available, and in-suite amenities include smart TV, WiFi, air conditioning, mini bar and in-room safe. The swim-up Beyond Suites have direct pool access and come with a host of extra benefits, including a multi-day pass for Katmandu Park

There is no shortage of choice when it comes to dining, whether you’re in the mood for juicy steaks at Karnika, zesty ceviche and tiraditos at Peruvian-inspired Machu, or cocktails and chilled beats at Alula beach club. Other highlights include Tori, serving Asian street food, fusion cuisine and sushi, and sublime seafood restaurant Mangu. There are plenty of places to enjoy a drink too, including a sports bar and a swim-up pool bar.

The water park is guaranteed to be a big hit with the young and young and heart, with slides, jets and a monitor service for supervised play while parents enjoy some downtime at the Maia Spa. The resort is centred around a large central pool, and there is a private area on the nearby beach reserved for Falcon’s Resort guests. Other facilities include a gym, spin room and kids’ club, and the 27-hole Cocotal Golf and Country Club is right next door.