Ground Transportation
We are covering the cost of ground transportation only during the official event dates of September 4–8, 2026.
Guests who choose to arrive before September 4 or depart after September 8 will be responsible for arranging and covering the cost of their transportation outside of the official event dates.
Airport Arrival Instructions
Upon arrival at the airport, please retrieve your luggage and proceed outside the terminal. Your driver will meet you at the designated cafeteria area and will be holding a sign with your name.
Meeting locations are as follows:
- Terminal A: “Jetlag” Cafeteria
- Terminal B: “Refugio” Cafeteria
The transportation company will already have your name and contact information on file and will be able to communicate with you directly should there be any changes to the schedule. Their contact information is provided below for your convenience.
Additional Transportation & Tours
If you require additional transportation outside of the scheduled event transfers, or if you would like to arrange a tour or excursion at your own expense, you may contact Best Punta Cana Tours & Transfer at +1 (829) 915-1322+1 (829) 915-1322.
Spa Reservations
We recommend waiting until arrival to schedule any spa treatments. The butlers can assist with making reservations, coordinating treatment times, and confirming availability during your stay. Our group receives 20% off the spa treatments. If you would prefer to schedule in advance, you may contact the resort directly at +1 (809) 469-7545+1 (809) 469-7545 and ask to be transferred to the Spa.
Resort Activities
For a complete overview of the resort’s activities, including which activities are included in the all-inclusive package and which require an additional fee, please review the resort’s website.
Dine & Drink
Secrets Cap Cana offers a variety of dining options featuring international cuisines, along with bars and lounges throughout the property. The resort’s all-inclusive offering includes access to its à la carte restaurants and a selection of beverages.
Travel Tips
- Weather: September is typically warm and humid in Punta Cana, with the possibility of passing rain showers and tropical weather. Guests should consider packing lightweight, breathable clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a light rain jacket or travel umbrella. We recommend reviewing the local weather forecast in advance of the trip.
- Beach Conditions & Sargassum: Sargassum, a naturally occurring seaweed found throughout parts of the Caribbean, may occasionally be present along the shoreline. Beach conditions can vary from day to day depending on ocean currents, winds, and weather patterns.
- What to Pack: In addition to resort and evening attire, guests may want to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, sunglasses, a hat, comfortable sandals or walking shoes, swimwear, and a reusable insulated tumbler or water bottle. A waterproof phone pouch or small beach bag can also be useful for pool and beach days.
- Dress Code: In addition to the attire specified in the group itinerary—dressy casual for the Welcome Reception, business casual for the Business Meeting, and dressy casual “White Night” attire in shades of white, cream, beige, and other light neutral tones—guests should also plan for the resort’s general dress expectations. For dinners and evening activities, resort-casual or dressier attire is recommended, and some restaurants may have specific dress requirements. Guests are encouraged to review the restaurant attire guidelines in the Hyatt Inclusive Collection app (available on the App Store and Google Play) and pack accordingly.
- Travel Documents: Be sure to keep your passport and other important travel documents easily accessible while traveling. It is also a good idea to keep a digital copy of your passport and travel itinerary stored separately from the originals. Please be sure to complete the Dominican Republic E-Ticket in advance.
- Gratuities: While the resort is all-inclusive, guests may still wish to bring small bills in cash for optional gratuities. These can be used for bartenders, servers, housekeeping staff, butlers, bell staff, drivers, and other resort personnel. Having cash readily available can make tipping more convenient.