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ATV Quad Adventure

★★★★★ (24 customer reviews)

From $75

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.

Duration: Approx 4 Hours Time of Day: Morning, Afternoon
Solo: $75

Solo is 1 person 1 ATV

Shared: $99

Shared is 2 people 1 ATV

Estimated total $0

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What Makes This ATV Ride Different

Most ATV tours put you in a slow, single-file line eating the dust of a dozen quads ahead. This isn't that. It runs out in the backcountry of Playa Limón, well away from the Punta Cana crowds — and the thing that sets it apart is the beach route along the Esmeralda Coast. More on that in a second.

The Ride

It all starts at a quiet ranch in Playa Limón. Pick your ATV, get comfortable, and cover your face — unless a mouthful of dirt sounds appealing. From there you'll wind along rough, uneven trails walled in by open farmland, mountains off in the distance, until the untouched Esmeralda Coast opens up ahead: a palm-dotted track running right along the water. If there's a better place to open the throttle, we haven't found it.

Three Stops Along the Way

We break up the ride three times:

  1. Nisibon — a drowsy seaside village where you'll duck into a country home for juice, coffee and hot fried empanadas.
  2. A coconut farm — the real thing, where Dominican coconuts are grown and shipped around the world. No supermarket required; you'll drink one fresh, straight from the source. Palm-tree to mouth.
  3. Playa Limón — a last stop to wade into warm, azure water on a beach that's yours alone, coastline and all.

Ask yourself how many times you'll get to ride an ATV down a deserted Caribbean beach. Right — so do it properly.

There are only so many machines to go around, so lock in your spot early.

What's Included

  • Round-trip transportation
  • Professional guide
  • 4-Wheel ATV
  • Refreshments

What to Bring

  • Old clothing (you will get muddy)
  • Bathing suit
  • Flip-flops or water shoes
  • Sunglasses or goggles
  • A bandana or small towel to cover your face
  • Towel
  • Camera
  • Sunscreen
  • Cash

Good to know

  • You must be at least 18 years old to drive the ATV.
  • Expect mud — wear clothes and shoes you don't mind ruining.
  • There's a 300-pound weight limit, and pregnant women can't take part.
  • Staying at Club Med, Four Points, Westin, or anywhere in Cap Cana? Pickup for those areas runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday only — be sure to book one of those days.