Juanillo Beach — Attraction in Higüey

When you think of luxury coastline, cozy harbors, and seawater of the most fantastic shades, Cap Cana is on the top of the list. It is true to say that you cannot beat Juanillo Beach— even if you imagine beaches of the rear beauty with fascinating landscapes and everything that you need for the rest — 99% that Cap Cana will offer you something better. Is it hard to believe? , but it is real. Home to palm-lined beaches, tranquil coral reefs, and several top-tier exclusive and super-exclusive hotels, it’s no wonder why Cap Cana is one of the Dominican Republic’s most popular destinations. Cap Cana amenities combine convenience and Caribbean culture with an impressive range of activities across its expansive coastline. Juanillo Beach is the quietest beach among all I’ve visited on DR. It is located on the farthest east area of Punta Cana. The beach is part of the exclusive Cap Cana amenities; you will find a very clean water with fine-grained sand, and water is extremely crystal clear. Other local beaches offer warmth of the sun, crystal clear water, soft sand underfoot, sound of the waves, water sports, and so on...Juanillo Beach offers that and above, you can enjoy and capture in your memory a beautiful shot of heaven, with an exclusively unique ambience which make the beach different from other local destinations. There are a lot of activities for those who like active rest — from water sports to crowded clubs. Night Juanillo looks completely different. During the day, it is a quiet, cozy, and a bit sleepy place, but after dark, you get to the center of the fun, music, and endless parties. Anyway, versatility is another feature that makes Juanillo one of the best beaches in the world. This is a perfect exclusive destination and also a great place for secluded vacation or vacation...

If you’re looking for a more quiet beach in DR where you can relax and enjoy the scenery without people coming up to you and sell you things, I’d 11/10 recommend Juanillo beach. I’m not sure how much the fee is that you have to pay to get in, but since me and my friend were staying at the Cap Cana Tanama Lodge AREIA we got in for free. The beach is super clean, with white sands, and clear blue water. They have kayaks there I’m not sure if you can use them for free or if you’d have to rent them. It’s a kids friendly beach the water is not too deep unless you’re too far out. Me & my friend bought seafood for two it was $56 USD and I believe the pina colada was $9 USD. The pina colada taste so good. Was a bit sad that they didn’t sell coconut at the beach for that was the main reason why I went, was to finally drink coconut water from the actual coconut since I hadn’t had any in 6yrs when I moved from our island to the states lol, but I was okay after I was served their pina colada and it taste delicious. Our server was very attentive and always had a smile on her face. There were so many cabanas and chairs to lay/sit under the shades. They even had WiFi that worked perfectly...

This beach was a nice surprise. We stayed at an Airbnb right near the entrance and didn't even know this beach was back here. We stopped at guest service and had to pay $20pp to get access since we were not guests of the resorts. The $40 (it was 2 of us) was used as a credit towards food and drinks which was great. Once we reached to beach we were very disappointed by the lack of customer service. The woman at the desk that we were standing at wouldn't even make eye contact with us/ acknowledge us at all. We had at all multiple staff members for assistance before being assisted and even then it was extremely sub par. The service was slow, that wait staff acted like they didn't even want to take our order. However once we got out food, it was awesome. The sampler is huge so plan to share it or bring your appetite.. lol They have plenty of seating but you must bring your own towel. The water looks turquoise/ blue until you get close to it and realize that the beautiful turquoise part is very for out and the rest looks like dirty lake water. Make sure you have a currency converter so you can total up...