Gate-side in Terminal B, Souvenir Shop La Tiendita covers last‑minute gifts fast.
This small shop in Terminal B sits airside near the international departure gates, so you can duck in after security without doubling back. It leans heavily on Punta Cana and Dominican Republic branding: fridge magnets with “PUJ” printed on them, keychains, shot glasses, and logo caps all sit in the same few meters of shelving. Stock feels basic but does the job when you realize at the gate that you forgot something for family.
Expect typical airport pricing, with small magnets and keychains usually in the US$5–10 range and T‑shirts and caps climbing into the US$20–30 bracket. Candy and chocolate gift boxes run higher than in town, but you’re paying for not having to leave Terminal B. If you have time earlier in the trip, buying similar items in local shops will be cheaper, but La Tiendita covers the gap for short stays and all‑inclusive guests who never left the resort.
Stock skews heavily toward mass‑produced souvenirs rather than artisan goods, so you’ll see the same designs repeated across mugs, glasses, and beach bags. If you want something specifically marked “Punta Cana” or “República Dominicana” to hand over at customs or at a layover, this works. For anything fragile, ask staff to add extra wrapping so it survives connections through hubs like MIA or JFK.
Tip: stop at La Tiendita before you sit down at your Terminal B gate; lines spike in the 20–30 minutes before large resort flights board.