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Macao Buggy Off Road Tour

★★★★★ (23 customer reviews)

From $70

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.

Duration: Approx 4 Hours Time of Day: Morning, Afternoon
Solo: $70

Solo is 1 person in one Buggy

Shared: $90

Shared is 2 persons one Buggy

Family: $125

amily is 3-4 persons in one Buggy

Estimated total $0

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Come Ready to Get Filthy

Quick gut check: are you okay with mud? Real mud, a lot of it? If the answer is no, this isn't your tour — no hard feelings. If the answer is yes, keep reading, because this is one of the best off-road runs anywhere near Punta Cana.

Everything starts at a tucked-away ranch in Macao. You'll size up your buggy — every one of them automatic, so there's no shifting to think about — and then head straight out into remote farmland.

From the Ranch to the Mud

The narrow country lanes out here are full of deep, sloppy mud pools. You'll try to steer around them at first. That never lasts. Sooner or later everyone gives in and just plows through — that's sort of the whole idea.

Where We Stop

The plantation. We pull into a sleepy country farm for a taste of what the Dominican Republic grows best: cacao, coffee, tobacco and Mamajuana, the local spiced-rum "love potion." And yes — out here, you're allowed to drink and drive.

The cave. Back on the rocky trail, then down into a hidden cave with an underground river running through it. Jump in to cool off and rinse away a layer of mud.

The beach. The longest stretch of driving delivers the biggest change of scene: from a countryside cave all the way to the coast, out to Macao Beach — one of the last resort-free stretches of shore left in Punta Cana, all amber sand, leaning coconut palms and clear blue water.

Short version: shred the farmland, taste a plantation, swim a cave river, and finish on the sand at Macao Beach.

Buggies get snapped up fast around here, so book as early as you can. And don't stress about the mess — we'll hose the buggy down afterward. Though if you've read this far, we suspect you don't mind a bit of dirt.

What's Included

  • Round-trip transport
  • Professional guides
  • Automatic buggy

What to Bring

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

Good to know

  • Expect to get muddy — wear clothes and shoes you don't mind trashing.
  • Every buggy is automatic, so there's no shifting to worry about.
  • You must be 18 to drive; there's no age limit to ride as a passenger, 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.