- The new Secrets Macao Beach Punta Cana is an adults-only, all-inclusive resort opening in 2026.
- It will be located next to a family-friendly resort, allowing guests to use facilities at both properties.
- The resort will feature 406 rooms with luxury options like swim-out suites and panoramic views.
- The project shows the Dominican Republic’s growth in the luxury and adults-only tourism sectors.
Punta Cana is set to welcome a luxurious new addition to its tourism offerings with the announcement of Secrets Macao Beach Punta Cana, an adults-only all-inclusive resort opening in 2026. This new property, overseen by Hyatt, will be a sophisticated retreat located next to the existing family-friendly Dreams Macao Beach Punta Cana, offering a complementary experience for all types of travelers. The development highlights the Dominican Republic’s strategic focus on expanding its hospitality infrastructure to meet the rising demand for diverse, high-end vacation options.
The resort is planned to feature 406 elegant guest rooms, including a significant number of swim-out suites and high-level panoramic suites that offer stunning ocean views. With nine unique restaurants and nine bars, the resort will provide a wide array of international dining and beverage choices. A special feature will be a farm-to-table venue located within an organic garden. For leisure, guests can enjoy three swimming pools and a convention center for large events, further enhancing the destination’s appeal.
A unique benefit of the new resort is that guests will have access to the amenities at the neighboring Dreams Macao Beach Punta Cana, effectively creating a dual-resort experience. This model provides an expanded range of dining and entertainment options for visitors, ensuring that both adults seeking a tranquil escape and those looking for more family-oriented activities can enjoy a tailored and comprehensive vacation. This significant investment by Hyatt reinforces Punta Cana’s status as a premier global travel hub and signals strong confidence in the region’s tourism future.