The All-Inclusive Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana Is Now Taking Reservations for March 2026
It had been targeting a late 2025 debut, but the Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana resort is now taking reservations for stays beginning in March 2026, Caribbean Journal has learned.
The new Punta Cana resort will be the second Vivid-branded resort in the Caribbean, another new all-inclusive brand for a company that has been rapidly growing its all-inclusive footprint in the Caribbean and beyond.
Hyatt says Vivid resorts are “designed for travelers seeking Casula comforts filled with simple pleasures.” Vivid is an adults-only brand, joining the Secrets brand and Hyatt Zilara adults-only brands in its portfolio.
The new 467-room Punta Cana resort will join the existing Hyatt Vivid Grand Island (which opened last year) as the only Vivid properties in the wider region.
Notably, the Vivid will also have an elevated-amenity concept (similar to Secrets’ Preferred Club) called Vantage Club.
The Vivid Punta Cana’s Vantage Club will include 67 suites, many with swim-up pool access. While Vantage is a new concept, it’s safe to stay these will be worth the premium, given our experience with other Inclusive Collection properties and their own elevated wings.
So what about prices?
Rates for World of Hyatt members start at around $405 per night for a garden-view room. For the resort’s “Vantage Club,” rooms start at $460 per night. For a swim-out room in the Vantage Club, the rate goes to about $522 per night.
Alexander Britell is the founder and editor-in-chief of Caribbean Journal and one of the top experts on Caribbean travel worldwide, with decades of on-the-ground travel to the region and comprehensive knowledge of the entire Caribbean Basin.
