Poor service with too many persons trying to sell expensive trips. Do not trust the salesmen there.
Loved it here! The entertainers were amazing (spaghetti, macerana, victor, champagne,) they always had you up and going. Definitely coming back next year!
Everything was great except the seaweed getting in your face and hair
Be live. Punts Cana excellent. Staff need better customer care training
The town of Cabeza de Toro in the east of the Dominican Republic in the Punta Cana region has a beach of the same name that delights bathers, like all beaches on the coconut palm coast, with fine white sand, turquoise water and high palm trees. The shallow water is particularly suitable for families. Cabeza de Toro means "bulls head". The beach takes its name from the bird's eye view due to its shape. The ambience on this beach is a little quieter than on the other central beaches of Punta Cana. Bars and restaurants are only accessible to hotel guest and are therefore no incentive for outsiders. The hotels around Playa Cabeza de Toro are particularly popular with package holiday makers and travelers who want to spend a wonderful beach holiday. Directly on the beach there are sports facilities such as beach volleyball or beach football and for your convenience there are plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas again only for hotel guest only.
If you are not hosted in a local resort at this specific beach, bring your own beach chair! as there are security guards all over the place and they make sure people stay inside the the bounderies of their own resorts. The beach is nice and clean and there locals offering rides as the banana boat, paragliding, fast boat and snorkeling at fair prices. If you stay in Cabeza del Toro, make sure you stay in a beach front resort as this will make your life a lot easier in punta cana. 😉
Amazing white sands, starfish and coral. Go there.
AMAZING!!!!! Perfect getaway for the wife and I.
Nice Beach lined by hotels
That beach is still accessible for local people
Favorite beach ever. 3rd year in a row vacationing here!
Very pretty area, but the proprietors are very pushy and aggressive.
Love the beautiful restaurant, the food is rrally nice and the great view of the beach in front of the restaurant, also very cool people working there. Just enjoyable.
Cabeza de Toro beach is known as the birthplace of the sun. Loved the sand is so white and the water is almost always crystal clear. I say "almost" because, like most beaches in the area, sometimes there are some algae and so the water does not have the intense blue of some beaches of the south areas. On the beach there are numerous palm trees, where I could relax in the shade. It is not very crowded, so I had a guaranteed rest.
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