Punta Cana has emerged as a tourism hot-spot one of the most favored tourist gateway in the world, today. Strategically located on the eastern coast of Dominican Republic, this culturally rich city is fast becoming one of the most lucrative and profitable places to invest in the Caribbean region as well.

Tourists, potential expats and property investors are all finding suitable opportunities to grab lucrative real estate deals and realize their dreams of living in this beautiful piece of land. At the same time, though, a competition is brewing between local real estate agents in the Dominican Republic to upstage each other in an effort to capture their business.

Rabbit International real estate following tips will not only help you ease anxiety associated with the growing competition in the industry, but also help you work with a professional, and ethical, real estate agent:

Rabbit International real estate Don’t get intimidated by the influx of competition in our market, or even waste our time worrying about it. Instead, we work on adding value to the service we provide, and do it with strength and conviction.  We try to give more than what is expected, and build relationships with our clients.

This is an important strategy for our Rabbit International agent plan to be in the business over the long haul. We don’t have to compete with every other real estate agent out here. at the end of the day we and our competitors are working towards the same end – driving in more business. By becoming business partners or affiliates, we can potentially double your client base.

While recruiting our team members, we make sure that they are well-versed in the local language, have something different and refreshing to contribute, and most importantly have a genuine desire to serve honestly.

Cap Cana Harbor and Marina – The largest worldclass marina in the Caribbean, Cap Cana Harbor & Marina is designed to be the most complete and modern one in the area where, in waters just beyond the Marina, you can experience some of the best angling in the Caribbean. The facility features 1,200 slips handling yachts up to 250 feet long (75 meters) and is equipped with meteorological buoyancy services unique to the Caribbean. When operating, the buoy measures wind and sea conditions, which are transmitted to the crews. Other facilities include government authorities such as harbor officials and customs departments, wireless internet and courtesy shuttle services.

PUNTACANA– The full-service marina is located at the Puntacana Resort & Club. With two docks and mooring for 43 yachts up to 70 feet (21 meters) LOA, the Marina is well-liked with big game fishermen and is one of the most popular areas to hold billfish tournaments in Dominican Republic. The established Marina includes a swimming pool, restaurant, cable television, telephone, laundry facilities, ice bags and drinking water to name a few.

Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park – The southern end of Punta Cana harbors more than 500 species of exotic plants and trails that snake along 11 natural lagoons, each with a unique name from the native Taino language, in the Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park. The park has 1,500 acres (600 hectares) set aside as conservation land and is owned and managed by the Puntacana Ecological Foundation. The reserve is also categorized as a “transition zone sub-tropical forest” due to the flora and fauna exhibiting characteristics of both the dry andhumid sub-tropical forests. The park, owned by the Puntacana Resort & Club, is open to the public daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and guided tours are also offered.

Dolphin Island Park – Located between the beach and coral barrier of Bávaro, Dolphin Island Park takes visitors swimming with the delicate and graceful sea animals in the midst of their natural habitat. Trained professionals boat visitors out to a platform where they can snorkel, swim and take pictures with dolphins, sharks, stingrays and sea lions.

Manat i Park – Tropical birds, reptiles and animal entertainment shows are dispersed throughout this 80 square mile (210 square kilometer) attraction, centered in magnificent gardens abundant with orchids and tropical plants. The park and its exhibits feature an insight into Dominican culture, folklore and artistry of the Taino Indians, the island’s inhabitants at the time of the Spanish conquest.

The main draw to the luxurious and exotic area of Punta Cana are the pristine beaches that stretch more than 40 miles (64 kilometers) and border the meeting point between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. The multi-shaded blue watersare complemented by pristine white sands and create lasting impressions for all beach goers.

Punta Cana – Punta Cana is any beach goers dream with its glorious white sand lined with palms and lapped by turquoise waters. A private beach, Punta Cana’s sands stretch for 3 miles(4.8 kilometers) and visitors can enjoy lunch on the beach at Playa Blanca, a beach restaurant open daily to the public and often frequented by Oscar de la Renta and Julio Iglesias.

Cabeza de Toro – Cabeza de Toro Beach’s “Blue Flag” European certification guarantees that the beach is always in fantastic shape and therefore is a popular beach for tourists. Cabeza de Toro Yacht Club is a departure point for fishing trips and fishing tournament sites.

Bávaro – The most developed section of the East Coast resort strip, the Bávaro area, is dotted with hotels, restaurants and gift shops right on the beach. The area is one strip of sparkling white sand that extends 30 miles (48 kilometers) surrounded by coral reefs. Most of this stretch of beach is walkable and is the perfect place to book beach activities, ranging from parasailing to speed-boat riding.

Uvero Alto – With fine bronze-colored sands, this is one of the most popular beaches in the area. Depending on the part of the beach you visit, you can either enjoy open areas with large waves or calm waters protected by reefs.

Macao – Declared by UNESCO as one of the best in the Caribbean, Macao Beach is a public beach located 20 to 30 minutes away from most hotels. Surfing classes are available if the conditions are appropriate and various beach shacks serving refreshments and food can be found along the beach.

El Cortec ito-Los Corales – With no access restrictions, El Cortecito Beach and Los Corales, in the heart of Bávaro, is like a small fisherman’s village where you will find restaurants, bars, supermarkets, shopping centers and many gift and craft shops nearby.

Juanillo – Juanillo Beach at Cap Cana offers miles of pristine,white sand beaches with turquoise waters so clear that it is often referred to one of the best beaches in Dominican Republic. A wide selection of tropical food and drinks, as well as formal events and concerts, are available at Juanillo Beach. Beach activities such as volleyball, snorkeling, kayaking and horseback riding are also offered by tour operators.