Noon: sand and two pools
The doors open at 12:00. Down at beach level you get direct access to the sand and two pools, one for a slow day and the other for when the music climbs. A day pass costs US$30 per person and the whole amount goes on food and drink.
This part of the day is for everyone: the club welcomes families to the beach, the pools and the kitchen.
The long lunch
The Bistro's kitchen starts at noon as well: eighty seats, with a front row by the water that the club suggests reserving in advance. For something quieter there is La Cava, fifty seats with air conditioning and a wine list, used for private dinners and tastings.
The club recommends booking ahead in general, especially at weekends and on special-event days.
Sunset: up to the rooftop
Late in the afternoon the centre of gravity moves upstairs. The rooftop is the only adults-only space, with the whole horizon in front of it and a US$25 minimum spend, and as the sun goes down it hosts the Sunset DJ Sessions.
Children by day, adults on the rooftop
The day belongs to everyone. Families are welcome at the beach, the pools and the kitchen, and the rooftop is the only adults-only space.
The club also hosts weddings in two ceremony spaces, the beach and the rooftop, with menus and set-ups made to order. Couples can bring their own suppliers, coordinated with the club's team.
After dark: the party nights
On party nights the club becomes a party venue. In the 2026 season, the White Party filled the evening from 20:00 to midnight, all in white and for over-18s, while the Pool Party took Wednesday afternoons, 15:00–20:00.
Besides those, the club runs its own programme across the year, from movie nights and brunches to themed dinners and seasonal celebrations, depending on the time of year.
Midnight
Cielo lists its closing time as midnight, which is also when the White Party wound down. The 2027 Punta Cana season is set for February 2027.
How do you get to Cielo Beach Club?
Cielo is on Calle Chicago, opposite Los Corales beach in Bávaro. The taxi sheet published by Punta Cana airport has no line for the club, but its Los Corales Beach line costs US$35 one way for up to four people (Punta Cana airport taxi).
Prices at the club are in US dollars, and its website doesn't say whether they include the ITBIS or the legal tip; tipping in Punta Cana explains both.
Do you need to book, or to be a member?
No membership is needed: Cielo is open to the public, and its memberships only add extra benefits. The club recommends booking ahead, especially at weekends and on special-event days.
You can book on its website or by WhatsApp on +1 809 205 0764, and the website says no payment is taken at that point.
Is there a dress code at Cielo Beach Club?
None is published for an ordinary day: the club's website sets no dress code for the beach, the pools or the rooftop. Party nights set their own: the official White Party poster asked for total white, and the 2026 Pool Party listing simply told guests to bring a swimsuit.
What music does Cielo play?
It depends on the space and the hour. Downstairs, one of the two pools is meant for when the music climbs; upstairs, DJs play the rooftop's Sunset DJ Sessions as the sun goes down.
The club's website doesn't name styles for those sessions. The only genres published come from a party: hip hop, dancehall and R&B on the official poster of the 2026 Pool Party.
How do you get back from Cielo at midnight?
Cielo closes at midnight, so plan the ride before you go in. The Ministry of Tourism's advice for going out at night is to stay in a group and take a taxi recommended by your hotel. If you drive, the club says there is parking nearby.
