Minitas Beach Club & Restaurant

Lunch on Casa de Campo®’s main beach, and one of the resort’s best sunsets

The beach club at a glance

Minitas Beach Club & Restaurant sits on the resort’s main beach. The beach club runs from morning until late, and the restaurant serves lunch and dinner with the sea in front of you.

CuisineMediterranean-LatinBuilt around Caribbean seafood and seasonal produce
Open forLunch & dinnerRestaurant 12 p.m.–10 p.m.; beach club 10 a.m.–midnight
Dress codeCasual by dayLunch: casual, no swimsuits. Dinner: casual resort, collared shirts
FamiliesKids menuFamily-friendly, with vegetarian and gluten-free options

A whole day at Minitas

Most of our guests do not just book a table here. They build a beach day around it.

Morning

Beach first

Arrive by golf cart, park in the beach lot and walk the boardwalk to the sand. Towels and loungers come with your resort access card.

Midday

A long lunch

Book lunch at the restaurant, or keep it easy with the food trucks if the children will not sit still. Change out of swimwear for the restaurant.

Evening

Stay for sunset

The resort calls it one of the best sunsets in the Dominican Republic. Stay on for a drink, or book dinner and change into a collared shirt.

More at Minitas Beach

For the hours between lunch and dinner, there are a few easier stops on the same stretch of sand.

Bars

Coco Mar & the Sun Club

Coco Mar and the Veuve Clicquot Sun Club lounge, for a drink without a full meal.

Food trucks

Brasa & Massa

Quick lunches on the beach, and the easier choice with young children.

Juice bar

Squeeze!

Fresh juices between swims.

Who can use Minitas Beach Club?

  • Minitas Beach is reserved for resort guests and villa renters.
  • Villa guests get in with the ID card issued once the Casa de Campo® resort access fee is paid. The card also covers towels and loungers at the beach.
  • Meals and drinks at the restaurant and bars are paid separately.
  • The resort does not list a day pass on the Minitas Beach Club page.

Staying in a villa?

Our concierge can book your table and arrange a golf cart for your stay, so the beach day runs itself.

Access fee guideMinitas Beach guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a reservation at Minitas Beach Club?

For lunch or dinner at the restaurant, yes, especially in high season. You can book through the resort, or ask our concierge to book it as part of your stay.

Is there a dress code?

Lunch is casual, but swimsuits are not allowed at the table. Dinner is casual resort, with collared shirts for men.

Is there a Minitas Beach Club day pass?

The resort does not list a day pass on the Minitas Beach Club page. Villa guests reach Minitas Beach with the ID card issued once the Casa de Campo® resort access fee is paid.

Is Minitas Beach Club good for children?

Yes. The resort lists it as family-friendly, there is a kids menu, and the food trucks nearby are an easy alternative for younger children.

How do I get there from my villa?

By golf cart: park in the beach lot and follow the boardwalk to the beach club. Golf carts are not included in villa rentals, but our concierge can arrange one for your stay.

Lunch or sunset
at Minitas?

Tell us your dates and how many are coming, and our concierge will book the table and plan the beach day around it.

Maria Fernanda Becker, Hospitality and Experiences Manager at Caribbean Paradise Homes

Your concierge contact

Maria Fernanda Becker
Hospitality & Experiences Manager

Tell us what you would like to arrange and Maria Fernanda will come back to you personally, usually within a few hours.

Concierge Request

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