Paradise In Your Palm

Dominican Republic

Entry into Dominican Republic - All passengers are required to fill out an E-Ticket or paper form when entering or exiting. If using E-Ticket, a new form is required for each entry and exit.

Visitors must have a ticket entering and leaving the country, financial means for their stay, and an address where they will be staying.

Fast Pass at Airport- The PUJ Airport does have a fast track system if you are interested. They even have a pool in their lounge so if you purchase be sure to have suit handy on way home :) See the link below!

All passengers are required to fill out an E Ticket up to 72 hours prior to departure: https://eticket.migracion.gob.do/Home/.

Jamaica

Imagine escaping from the stress and chaos of security lines and crowded departure halls to a sanctuary where you can relax, unwind or catch up with the office, all while immersed in warm Jamaican hospitality and culture. Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, Club Mobay’s lounge experience enhanced with an unrivaled visual journey through Jamaica’s history provides the perfect place to unwind before departure.

Key Details:

ARRIVAL: All guests arriving to Jamaica are REQUIRED to complete their immigration and customs forms online at https://www.enterjamaica.com prior to arrival. This form can be completed up to 7 days prior to arrival.

DEPARTURE: All departing guests are urged to be at the airport at least three hours prior to departure.

Guests are strongly encouraged to check in online before departing the resort. Those who have a mobile boarding pass and do not have checked bags can proceed directly to security upon arrival to the airport.

1. Swimwear Essentials

Pack multiple swimsuits: You’ll be spending a lot of time in the water, whether it’s the pool or the beach. Having a few swimsuits will ensure you always have a dry one ready for the next dip.

2. Water Shoes

Protect your feet: If you plan on exploring the coastline, doing water sports, or participating in excursions like snorkeling, water shoes can protect your feet from rocky or coral-covered areas and provide comfort.

3. Lightweight Luggage

Easy to carry: Since you’re likely to do some walking or excursions, pack light! Choose soft-sided luggage or a durable duffle bag that’s easy to move around. Consider packing foldable bags for any souvenirs you might pick up during your stay.

4. Power Adapters and Chargers

Stay connected: The Caribbean generally uses 110V, but it’s always best to check in advance for specific power outlet requirements. Bring universal adapters and extra phone or camera chargers to ensure you’re ready to document your adventure.

5. Beach Bag

Beach essentials: A spacious beach bag is a must to carry sunscreen, a towel, your book, sunglasses, water bottle, and any other essentials for a day in the sun. Many resorts provide towels, but it’s nice to have your own for the beach or excursions.

6. Insect Repellent

Stay bite-free: Tropical climates often come with insects, especially in the evenings. Be sure to pack a good-quality insect repellent to keep mosquitoes and other bugs at bay.

7. Reusable Water Bottle

Stay hydrated: It’s easy to forget to drink enough water in the hot sun, but staying hydrated is crucial. A reusable water bottle is eco-friendly and convenient, and many resorts provide refill stations to keep you hydrated throughout the day.

8. Waterproof Bags

Protect your valuables: If you’re heading out on a boat trip or planning to enjoy the beach, waterproof pouches for your phone, camera, or wallet are a smart addition. Keeping your items dry will ensure they’re safe during your water adventures.

9. Evening Wear

Dress up for dinner: Many all-inclusive resorts offer gourmet dining options in the evenings, so packing at least one or two nice outfits for dinner is a good idea. While dress codes vary, a collared shirt and dress shoes for men or a nice dress for women can be perfect for the resort's fancier restaurants.

10. Medication and Health Supplies

Be prepared: If you take regular medications, be sure to pack enough for the duration of your stay. It’s also a good idea to bring along a small first-aid kit with basic items like band-aids, pain relievers, and any over-the-counter remedies you might need.

11. Tipping

Though tipping is not included it is highly recommended. I suggest you go to the bank and get plenty of singles. Who you tip and how you tip is up to you.

Dominican Republic

Jamaica