Dominican Republic Public Holidays 2026
13 national holidays
The Dominican Republic has 13 national public holidays in 2026. The next is Constitution Day on Friday, 6 November 2026. There are 11 long weekends of three days or more.
January 2026
- 1New Year's DayThursday · Día de Año Nuevo
- 6Day of KingsTuesday · Día de Reyes
- 21Our Lady of AltagraciaWednesday · Día de Nuestra Señora de la Altagracia
- 26Duarte's BirthdayMonday · Día del Natalicio de Juan Pablo Duarte
February 2026
- 27Independence DayFriday · Día de la Independencia de la República Dominicana
April 2026
- 3Good FridayFriday
May 2026
- 1Labour DayFriday · Día del Trabajador
- 28Mother's DayThursday · Día de las Madres
June 2026
- 4Corpus ChristiThursday
August 2026
- 16Restoration DaySunday · Día de la Restauración Dominicana
September 2026
- 24Our Lady of MercyThursday · Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes
November 2026
- 6Constitution DayFriday · Día de la Constitución
December 2026
- 25Christmas DayFriday · Navidad
Long weekends 2026
- 1 January – 4 January4 days · take 2 January off
- 3 January – 6 January4 days · take 5 January off
- 24 January – 26 January3 days
- 27 February – 1 March3 days
- 3 April – 5 April3 days
- 1 May – 3 May3 days
- 28 May – 31 May4 days · take 29 May off
- 4 June – 7 June4 days · take 5 June off
- 24 September – 27 September4 days · take 25 September off
- 6 November – 8 November3 days
- 25 December – 27 December3 days
Frequently asked questions
How many public holidays are there in the Dominican Republic in 2026?
13 national holidays.
What is the next public holiday in the Dominican Republic?
Constitution Day (Día de la Constitución) on Friday, 6 November 2026.
When are the long weekends in the Dominican Republic in 2026?
1 January–4 January (4 days, with a bridge day off); 3 January–6 January (4 days, with a bridge day off); 24 January–26 January (3 days); 27 February–1 March (3 days); 3 April–5 April (3 days); 1 May–3 May (3 days).
Dates are the days off, so a holiday that falls on a weekend may be shown on the weekday it is observed. Source: Nager.Date public holiday data (open source, MIT licence). Governments can add or move holidays at short notice — check official announcements for important plans.