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Here's the deal: one full day, two boats, and the Caribbean's most famous beach. You'll speedboat out to Saona Island, wade into a waist-deep natural pool looking for starfish, sit down to a beach BBQ, and sail home by catamaran with the bar open. White sand, leaning palms, merengue at the Tiki Bar — that's the day.
From $45
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Skip the paved roads and the single-file crowds. This is an ATV ride through the backcountry of Playa Limón out to the Esmeralda Coast — a wild, palm-lined beach you'll pretty much have to yourself. Expect farmland trails, fresh coconuts, hot empanadas and a fair bit of mud. Bring clothes you don't love.
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Yes, it's three hours each way — and still the best day you'll spend off the resort. Santo Domingo is the oldest European-founded city in the Americas, and its Colonial Zone is a UNESCO World Heritage Site packed with the New World's firsts. Walk it with a guide, eat a real Dominican lunch, and see the country the beach never shows you.
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Can't pick just one excursion? Don't. Scape Park in Cap Cana hands you a menu and lets you build the day yourself — swim an electric-blue cenote, ride a cliff-mounted zip line, drop into a cave pool, or park yourself on Juanillo Beach with the bar open. Take one, take the lot.
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Way up in Punta Cana's Anamuya Mountains, a five-acre refuge is home to dozens of tame squirrel monkeys — and they're the friendly kind. Sit still long enough and one will drop off a branch onto your shoulder to check your hands for a snack. Add a nature hike and a lesson in coconut oil, and it's a proper day in the countryside.
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The ultimate experience to Saona island is on our fantastic 52′ luxury yacht. Get ready for an unforgettable tour on the Caribbean Sea with premium open bar, h’ordeuvres, breakfast and lobster lunch. Private is the way to go for Isla Saona!
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This is the muddy one. Point your automatic buggy down Macao's back lanes, stop dodging the puddles, and rip through farmland to three payoffs: a country plantation tasting, a swim in an underground cave river, and the wild, resort-free sand of Macao Beach. Wear something you don't mind ruining.
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Some of the Dominican Republic's wildest country sits in the remote northeast, and hardly any tourists make it there. Los Haitises National Park is 1,600 square kilometers of mangrove canals, Taíno caves and jungle waterfalls — reached by a scenic drive, explored by catamaran, and capped with a Dominican lunch beside the falls.
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Same mud, meaner machine. The VIP buggy is a next-generation 4WD Terracross with an electronic console, built to eat the Dominican off-road. It's a pure two-stop backroad run out of Macao: crash through the mud, taste a country plantation, and cool off in an underground cave lagoon.
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The easiest highlight of any Punta Cana trip: get out on the water. This dual-hull catamaran sails the clear water off Bávaro for a few hours of snorkeling a reef, cruising the coast, and floating in the natural pool with a rum in hand. Open bar, snacks and Latin music come standard - morning calm or afternoon party, your call.
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Perfect for Groups, this 37′ Catamaran will take you Snorkeling, visit a Natural Pool, and serve you unlimited drinks! Whether you’re having your Bachelorette Party in Punta Cana, or just Traveling with a bunch of Friends! Dream Sail will be your Dream Come True!
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Ever ridden a horse down an empty Caribbean beach? Most people haven't. Out on the northern edge of Punta Cana it's just you, your horse, and miles of unspoiled sand — Atlantic on one side, palms on the other. Whether you've ridden for years or never sat in a saddle, it's a half day well away from the resort.
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Want a souvenir worth keeping? This one's on us: free round-trip transport to Nicole Boutique, a relaxed, no-pressure shop on a golf-course lake. It's the place for Larimar and Amber jewelry, plus Dominican rum, cigars, coffee and chocolate — browse as long as you like, with zero obligation to buy.
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No swimming, no problem. This is the dry-feet dolphin option: you stand on a shallow submerged platform while one dolphin visits your small group for 50 minutes — a kiss, a fin shake, a belly rub. Easy for kids and anyone who'd rather not get in over their head.
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Time to actually get in the water. The Explorer is the full swim — 50 minutes with a dolphin, one small group, and the good stuff: a belly ride holding the fins, a boogie-board push across the pool, plus kisses and belly rubs. Photographers handle the pictures so you don't have to.
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This is the big one. The Royal doubles up — two dolphins instead of one, a smaller group of no more than 10, and a full hour in the water. That extra time buys the best tricks: a two-dolphin foot push and a dorsal-fin ride, plus all the kisses and belly rubs. The most interaction you can get.
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In the Dominican Republic, baseball isn't a pastime — it's the whole culture, and locals just call it *pelota*. From late October to January the Winter League is on, and a night at a Toros del Este game in La Romana puts you in the stands with the country's future big-leaguers. Transport, seats and food sorted — you just cheer.
From $115
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One day, and about as much of the Dominican Republic as you can fit into it. Samaná strings together a mountain safari truck, a hike or horseback ride to the 170-foot Limón Waterfall, a Dominican lunch at a country ranch, and a catamaran across to the island of Cayo Levantado.
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This one you earn. Salto La Jalda is the tallest waterfall in the Dominican Republic — a near-400-foot drop hidden in the Miches mountains, under a two-hour drive from Punta Cana. Reach it on an 8-mile trail through cacao forest and river crossings, on foot or horseback, and cool off in the pool at the bottom.
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There's the Dominican Republic your resort shows you, and then there's the real one. This full-day safari truck heads for the second: farm country thick with cacao, coffee and tobacco, the 500-year-old town of Higüey and its Basílica, a home-cooked country lunch, and an hour on Macao Beach to wind down.
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There's a two-month window each winter when thousands of humpback whales crowd into Samaná Bay to mate and give birth — and few places on earth watch them better. This full-day trip from Punta Cana wraps the whales together with a bus ride, a boat ride, a country lunch and time on Bacardi Island. The season runs mid January through late March; the next one is 2027.
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This is the VIP day out. We'll pick you up and head for the private southern reaches of Cap Cana — palms, clear shallow water, mangroves and hidden lagoons — for a catamaran cruise along one of the Dominican Republic's most famous stretches of coast. Open bar, a beach lunch, and a swim in the lagoons round it out.
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Embark on an unforgettable journey from the largest and most luxurious marina in the Caribbean. Step aboard our spacious double-decker catamaran and cruise through the stunning turquoise waters of Cap Cana's breathtaking coastline.
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Everyone knows Saona — but if you like to snorkel, Catalina is the island to pick. A party boat carries you out to this tiny, uninhabited key ringed by some of the brightest reefs in the country, for a day of beach time, snorkeling and a banana boat. On the way back, you'll stop at the artisan village of Altos de Chavón.
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Is learning about the country you’re visiting important to you? If so, then we want to introduce you to the Dominican Republic. We’re picking YOU up in an open air safari truck heading for the Dominican countryside. You’ll learn about local produce, customs and the Dominican way of life. When time doesn’t permit the full day option, join us for half the day and an unforgettable experience.
From $54
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