Eden Roc at Cap Cana sits within the exclusive Cap Cana estate on the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic, around 15 minutes from Punta Cana Airport. It’s a small, high-end resort with a quiet, private feel—more boutique than large-scale all-inclusive—which makes it stand out straight away.

Golf is played at Punta Espada Golf Club, one of the top-ranked courses in the Caribbean. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, it’s an 18-hole, par-72 layout that runs along the coastline, with eight holes directly on the ocean. The routing is open and exposed in places, so the wind plays a big role, especially on the closing stretch where the Atlantic frames several of the standout holes. It’s playable for most levels from the right tees, but there’s enough bite—particularly around the greens and on the coastal holes—to keep better players engaged.

Back at Eden Roc, accommodation is villa-style, with spacious suites, private pools, and a strong sense of privacy. Dining is a real highlight, with a handful of well-executed restaurants focusing on fresh seafood and Mediterranean-Caribbean flavours. Service is attentive without being overbearing, and the whole place leans towards a calm, upscale atmosphere rather than a busy resort vibe.