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How to buy Dominican Pesos
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Buy Dominican Peso Online
Buy Dominican Peso online with Click & Collect at over 580 M&S stores. Use our Pounds to Dominican Peso (GBP to DOP) currency calculator to work out how many Dominican Peso you want. Pick your collection date and collect from your chosen M&S store.
Click & Collect Dominican Peso (DOP) in as little as 60 seconds.*
*Subject to availability
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Buy Dominican Peso In-store
Buy Dominican Peso in your local participating M&S store.* With over 90 Travel Money Bureaux nationwide - many open seven days a week. - you can buy Dominican Peso at a time that suits you.
*In-store rates may differ from online rates.
Why buy Dominican Pesos from M&S Travel Money?
There are so many reasons to choose M&S Travel Money to buy Dominican Peso:
- Our Dominican Peso rate has no hidden fees & zero commission
- Click & Collect Dominican Peso the same day*
- Stores open 7 days a week**
- Get more with Sparks Preferential Rates
**store opening hours vary
What you need to know about the Dominican Peso currency
The official currency and legal tender of the Dominican Republic is the Dominican Peso. The currency code is DOP and the symbol is RD$.
Coins include:
RD$1, RD$5, RD$10, RD$25
Banknotes include:
RD$20, RD$50, RD$100, RD$200, RD$500, RD$1000, RD$2000
You can buy Dominican Pesos online using our click & collect service.
Please note not all denominations are available to exchange.
Guide to the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic, also known as DR, is a tropical paradise that offers a little bit of everything. One side of the island is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, while the other is nestled against the Caribbean Sea. With miles of coastline, breathtaking beaches, and stunning mountain scenery, the Dominican Republic is one of the Caribbean's most popular destinations.
The capital city, Santo Domingo, serves as the cultural heartbeat of the country. A charming area known as the Zona Colonial features a collection of cobblestone streets and historical sites. Notable landmarks include the Ozama Fortress, the Primada Cathedral, and Casa Colón - the first castle structure in the Americas.
If you're looking to escape city life, the Dominican Republic embodies the ideal Caribbean getaway. Relax under the sun with a refreshing drink on one of the over 2,000 beaches, or take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters. For the more adventurous, there are plenty of outdoor excursions including diving and hiking.
You can check the latest GBP to DOP exchange rate using our currency converter.
Frequently asked questions
Most credit and debit cards are accepted in the Dominican Republic, however many local vendors prefer cash payments. By using cash Travel Money, you can also avoid incurring foreign transaction fees, which some banks charge when you make payments abroad.
The cost of your trip to the Dominican Republic is dependent on your travel style. However, it’s often regarded as a more affordable destination than other countries in the Caribbean.
You can sometimes use US Dollars in tourist areas of the Dominican Republic. However, as Dominican Pesos are the official currency, you'll get a more favourable exchange rate when you use DOP over other foreign currencies.
British passport holders can stay in the Dominican Republic for up to 30 days without a visa. You can apply for a visa if you want to stay for longer by visiting the Dominican Republic Embassy in London. For more information regarding the Dominican Republic's entry requirements, visit GOV.UK.
Tipping is standard practice in the Dominican Republic.
Although Spanish is the official language of the Dominican Republic, many people speak Haitian Creole due to the two countries' close proximity to each other.
For up-to-date government advice regarding the Dominican Republic, please visit GOV.UK. In general, the country is considered safe for tourists, but you should remain aware of yourself and your surroundings while in a foreign country.
As with many Caribbean destinations, the best time to visit the Dominican Republic is during the dry season - December to April - due to the weather being warm and pleasant. The chance of rainfall is at its lowest during this period.
Ready to visit the Dominican Republic? Check the latest GBP to DOP exchange rate and order your Travel Money today.
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