Investor Tour
The Investor Tour includes
Education, Transportation, & Fun
Come See What’s Possible in Paradise
Join us in Punta Cana for a one-of-a-kind investor tour that blends luxury, learning, and leisure. Whether you're just getting curious about buying internationally or ready to dive into your next investment move, this experience will give you the clarity, connections, and confidence to make it happen.
Here's what's in store:
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Thursday Evening – Welcome Mixer
We’ll kick things off with a casual evening meet & greet to set the tone for the weekend, go over the itinerary, and introduce you to the team and fellow attendees.
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Friday + Saturday – All Day Tours
Two full days of visiting premium, high-end communities, hearing from local experts and developers, and getting an up-close look at investment opportunities that aren’t available to just anyone.
✔️ Project presentations
✔️ Meet with a local attorney
✔️ Explore luxury developments
✔️ Lunch + drinks included
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Sunday – Island Day: Boat Ride + Cap’n Cook
After all the tours and learning, it's time to unwind!
Hop on a private boat ride with us and spend the day enjoying the views, the vibes, and the Caribbean waters. We’ll make a beach stop at the beloved Cap’n Cook for food, music, and fun.
Your next investment is waiting for you—all you have to do is show up!
What are People Saying?
Clients Rave
Our Host Hotel
Royalton Bavaro*
*All attendees must stay at our Host Hotel. Other hotels are not accepted.
**Link has an expiration date. Please book as soon as possible.
Have questions? Here are the most
Frequently Asked Questions
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Do I need to pay the registration fee for my spouse/friend?Yes. If they plan to attend the Investor Tour and visit project sites with us. No. If they plan to stay at the resort while you're on the tour.
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Do I need a passport to travel to the Dominican Republic?Yes. In addition 1-2 days prior to your flight to the D.R. you will also need to complete a DR e-ticket for entry into the country.
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Does the Dominican Republic accept U.S. Dollars?Yes they do. Prior to travel, convert large bills to $1's, 5's, or 10s as you will receive Dominican Pesos as your change if you do not.