Flights to Puerto Plata (POP)

Booking international and domestic air travel is never troublesome with Orbitz. Orbitz should be your first stop when you are searching for cheap flights to Puerto Plata. When using Orbitz to find bargain tickets, you will enjoy the following services:

Modern Mobile Tools

Orbitz uses cutting-edge mobile tools to keep you updated on the status of your Puerto Plata flight. You can also use our mobile tools to book a reasonably priced hotel room and find deals not listed anywhere else.

Returning Customers Rewarded

We want you to use us time and time again, so we offer a special reward program for those who book regular flights to Puerto Plata with us. We’ll provide you with a frequent flyer number – all you have to do is use it!

Quality Customer Service

At Orbitz, we believe that our customers should be treated to the same level of service that they would enjoy even if they paid double, or even triple, for their Puerto Plata flights. We don’t believe that, just because you have booked a low cost flight, you should have to endure poor customer service. That’s why we provide you with knowledgeable and friendly customer service representatives when you need assistance.

Low Cost Flights

Did we mention that Orbitz can find you some of the greatest deals on Puerto Plata flights? We pride ourselves on offering guaranteed low prices on all of our flights to Puerto Plata. This means that you can put the savings that you make back into your travel budget and enjoy an even better trip.

Most Caribbean islands have only two seasons: tropical and…a slightly cooler version of tropical. Puerto Plata is no exception. Temperatures across the Dominican Republic are pretty constant year round, with averages in the mid-80s during the day and in the low 70s at night.

Humidity is the main factor that sets Puerto Plata's slightly different seasons apart. The tropical season, which runs from May to November, gets the bulk of the town's precipitation, which makes the air a bit wetter and sweatier overall. Even if the actual temperature in the tropical season is the same 70 degrees as it is in say, December, it feels a whole lot hotter.

In November, the rain and humidity dissipate, and things stay cooler through April. This so-called "tropical cool season" is the sweet spot. Keep in mind, though, that this is also the Caribbean's high tourist season, especially during the December holiday periods. That higher-traffic flow means that most hotels and resorts raise their prices and book up further in advance. Some places, in fact, as much as triple their rates in the two weeks around Christmas.