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Vancouver to Santo Domingo

  • YVR, Canada – SDQ, Dominican Republic
  • American
  • Business · Recliner seat
Santo Domingo

Photo: Braden Egli / Unsplash

$938
Round trip, in USD
about CA$1,319
DepartsJan 21, 2027
ReturnsJan 28, 2027

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$0.13
Cost per mile
7,263
Miles

Flight segments

YVR to DFW · American · AA 1415
DFW to MIA · American · AA 1314
MIA to SDQ · American · AA 1856
SDQ to MIA · American · AA 1154
MIA to LAX · American · AA 2771
LAX to YVR · American · AA 6303

Hotels in Santo Domingo

Jan 21–28 · 7 nights

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Available flight dates and booking prices
Departs Returns Airline Price Checked Booking link
Jan 14, 2027 Jan 20, 2027 American $1001 View flights
Jan 15, 2027 Jan 21, 2027 American $963 View flights
Jan 21, 2027 Jan 28, 2027 American $938 Lowest View flights
Feb 24, 2027 Mar 3, 2027 American $1011 View flights

This is a business class deal to Santo Domingo from Vancouver on American for Jan 21, 2027 – Jan 28, 2027.

Priced at $938 round trip. The route covers 7,263 miles round trip.

Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic’s capital, is one of the Caribbean’s most compelling city breaks: a place where centuries of history meet a lively, contemporary urban culture. As the oldest continuously inhabited European-founded city in the Americas, it offers travelers a rare mix of colonial-era architecture, waterfront promenades, museums, and a fast-moving food and nightlife scene. The best time to visit is generally from December through April, when the weather is drier and more comfortable for exploring on foot, though the city’s warm, tropical climate makes it a year-round destination.

Most first-time visitors gravitate to the Zona Colonial, a UNESCO-listed district of cobblestone streets, restored plazas, and landmarks such as the Catedral Primada de América and the Alcázar de Colón. Beyond the historic core, neighborhoods like Piantini and Naco showcase the city’s modern side, while the Malecón offers sea views and a classic place for an evening stroll. Santo Domingo also rewards travelers with its culinary and cultural depth: Dominican staples like mangú, sancocho, and fresh seafood appear alongside inventive contemporary dining, and the city’s music, especially merengue and bachata, gives the whole destination an unmistakable rhythm.

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