Located near to the fishing village of Las Terrenas, the Grand Bahia Principe El Portillo welcomes you on an all-inclusive package on one of the most beautiful Atlantic beaches in the Dominican Republic. Located on the Samaná Peninsula on the eastern side of the island, this five-star hotel offers elegant rooms, suites, restaurants, and bars. A beach shaded by coconut palms, a fitness centre with spa and fitness studio, an outdoor swimming pool and a children's water park add to the attractions at this luxurious home-from-home in the heart of the Caribbean.
Deal negotiated for you
- Stay in a Standard Room
- All-inclusive package
- Flights departing from the city of your choice
- Round-trip airport/hotel transfer
- Welcome and assistance at the airport
Your stay starts here
Grand Bahia Principe El Portillo 5*
Rooms
The Grand Bahia Principe El Portillo offers luxurious rooms and suites. These modern and comfortable rooms can sleep groups of two to four people. They offer stunning views of either the gardens or Samaná Bay, depending on the layout.
Standard Room [22 M2]
Spacious and bright, Standard Rooms welcome you in a peaceful setting bathed in sunshine. Perfect for small families (two adults and a maximum of one child), these cosy nests have a king-size double bed or two queen-size beds. A furnished balcony overlooking the gardens allows you to enjoy the sun in complete privacy.
Superior Junior Suite
Step into the Superior Junior Suites and be seduced by the relaxing atmosphere and elegant decor. Suitable for up to two adults and two children or three adults and one child, these spacious accommodations feature a king-size double bed or two queen-size beds.
Family Junior Suite
Generously proportioned, the Junior Family Suites consist of a lounge area with a sofa bed and a sleeping area with a king-size double bed or two queen-size beds. The bonus feature of these rooms designed for four guests? A childcare kit with bath accessories, changing table, sterilizer and a microwave.
Restaurants & bars
The restaurants and bars at the Grand Bahia Principe El Portillo take your taste buds on a journey from Santo Domingo to the shores of Italy. Make yourself comfortable at the Las Dalias restaurant, the Portofino trattoria or the El Pescador restaurant and let your love of food speak for itself.
Las Dalias
Las Dalias welcomes you for lunch and dinner and serves international dishes to enjoy with your family. Its generous buffets offer a wide selection of fresh pasta, meat and grilled fish dishes and fish served in sauce, as well as gourmet desserts and tropical fruits.
Portofino
Antipasti, risotto, pizza, fresh pasta, tiramisu and panna cota: as its name suggests, Portofino is the Grand Bahia Principe El Portillo's specialist in Italian cuisine. The restaurant serves specialities to please all ages.
El Pescador
When the flavours of Creole and Mediterranean cuisine meet, it's on the plates of El Pescador restaurant that it happens! Tuck into impeccably fresh and delicious fish and seafood dishes looking out over Samaná Bay.
Activities & lifestyle
Ideally nestled on the edge of Bahía Escocesa, the Grand Bahia Principe El Portillo is bordered by some of the most wonderful landscapes the Dominican east coast has to offer.
This luxurious santuary at the gates of Los Haitises National Park is the starting point for unforgettable rainforest hikes and boat trips along mangrove-lined fjords. Explore El Limón Falls and Playa Rincon, located just a short distance from the hotel. Lay down your towel by the pool or on the fine sand of the private beach without even having to leave the hotel. While the kids are having fun at the Kid's Club or the water park, don't hesitate to indulge in relaxation at the El Portillo Bahia Spa.
Discover the destination
Nestled between sea and mountains, Las Terrenas reveals an authentic face of the Dominican Republic. Bathed by the turquoise waters of the Atlantic, this former fishing village blends bohemian charm with tropical softness. Wild beaches lined with coconut palms, such as Playa Bonita and Playa Cosón, invite you to stroll or slide, while the green hills of the Samaná peninsula are home to lush waterfalls and secret paths. In Las Terrenas, nature reigns supreme, between secluded coves, peaceful mangroves and spectacular landscapes sculpted by time. A corner of paradise where every moment seems suspended.
Important information about your destination
Customs and traditions
The Dominican Republic is known for its warm and welcoming people. Dominicans love to share their culture and passion for dance and music, such as bachata and merengue. It is advisable to show respect and patience in all circumstances, adapt to the local rhythm and avoid discussing sensitive issues such as the economic situation.
Time difference
London, United Kingdom time is 5:00 hours ahead of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Electricity and internet access
Type A and B sockets are common with 110V voltage, so an adapter is required. Wi-Fi is generally available in major tourist areas, although the quality of the connection may vary.
Safety
Dominican tourist areas are relatively safe, but it is advisable to be vigilant and not to walk alone at night in remote areas. For up-to-date safety information, visit https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/dominican-republic
Currency
The Dominican Peso (DOP) is the official currency. Credit cards are accepted in major hotels and restaurants, but cash is recommended for small shops and markets.
Weather
With its tropical climate, the Dominican Republic enjoys a dry season from November to April, ideal for enjoying its heavenly beaches. The rainy season, from May to October, is characterised by short but intense showers and possible cyclones between September and October.
Languages
Spanish is the official language, but in tourist areas, English is widely understood.
Accommodation quality
The country offers a wide range of accommodation, from all-inclusive resorts to small, typical guesthouses, providing quality services that meet international standards in tourist areas.
Food quality
The local cuisine, based on rice, fish and exotic fruits, is tasty and fragrant. Bottled water is recommended for visitors.
Other topics
The beaches of Punta Cana, the rainforests of the Samaná peninsula and the colonial cities such as Santo Domingo make this destination one of the jewels of the Caribbean.
