Dominican Republic · TOUR REVIEWS
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Boat days to Saona, buggy trails out to Macao, cacao farms an hour inland and a colonial capital three hours west. Below are the 15 bookings that beat everything else on the island right now, what each one costs, how long it takes and who it suits, with the full catalogue underneath if none of them fits your week.
Punta Cana 3-in-1 adventure with 12 zip lines, a buggy drive to Anamuya River for a swim, and Monkeyland squirrel monkeys.
“They basically scammed me out of my monkey land photos that I paid for. They never sent them to my email. And I’m still trying to contact them.”
Private Punta Cana airport transfer to La Romana, Bayahibe, or Casa de Campo, with a meet-and-greet, Wi-Fi, and round-trip comfort.
“Excellent service provided! As soon as my flight landed and I turned on my phone, I had messages from Transekūr telling me exactly where to go and who my driver would be. We were met at the counter and promptly escorted to the car. The Read more”
Punta Cana jungle adventure at Hacienda Tuko, with zipline, horseback riding, and dune buggies plus hotel pickup, lunch, and bottled water.
“It was an adventure packed day. We were picked up at our hotel a little before the given pickup time. Our guide, Fignole, was very attentive and polite. He ensured that we were good and explained the safety rules and guidelines to us while we were on the bus and again when we got to the location. Transportation was very comfortable and it was nice seeing the country side of Punta Cana. We enjoyed the horseback riding activity and the visit to the country style house where we got to try fresh cow’s milk and cacao powder. The zipline and buggie activities were fun as well. We got to swim…”
Full-day Santo Domingo walk from Punta Cana with hotel pickup, local guide, top colonial sights, lunch, entrances, and city views.
“It was great to go to the capital and see the historic city. This is not as comprehensive as other colonial areas. This is a LONG trip from Punta Cana to Santo Domingo--three and a half hours each way.”
Punta Cana to Isla Saona by speedboat and catamaran, natural pool swim, buffet lunch and open bar for $82 per person.
“It is a bit of a tourist destination which means busy. I highly recommend. The food was incredible. The scenery amazed me. A few things 1. The beach is sand but in the water there are a lot of rocks we wish we wore our water shoes in 2. The photos.. Be prepared to spend $10/photo unless you buy all 90 he took and it is $3.50 a photo. He eventually offered us $120 for 96 photos but we just did 10 for $70.. I still felt ripped off lol. 3. Our transportation... Via WhatsApp said 650 am and was a 30 minute pick up away from where we were…”
See squirrel monkeys in the Dominican jungle, then learn organic coffee and cacao farming on a half-day tour with hotel pickup from Punta Cana.
“Lots of fun feeding the monkeys, however I got bit by one that mistook my finger for food. The staff said that the monkeys are all vaccinated twice a year. However, I'm not taking any chances and and started my rabies shots protocol. I would suggest wearing strong gloves for anyone doing this excursion.”
4-hour Punta Cana buggy adventure with a cenote swim, organic farm tastings, and a stop at Macao Beach, with optional photo add-ons.
“We did a private tour and it was a blast! Beach was gorgeous and the mud was flying! Definitely recommend. Great tour guides.”
ATV jungle ride, coffee and rum tastings, a crystal water cave swim, then quick beach time at Macao on a 4-hour Punta Cana tour.
“Amazing tour . Fun . The guide the best excellent . The cave very awesome Nice service. Pick up on time . Very nice bus transportation. Very unique”
Private airport transfer in Punta Cana with air-conditioned rides, easy meet-and-greet, and one-way or round-trip options from PUJ.
“didn't show up til 38 minutes later texted me once i was already in another car service its sad ill never use it again”
ATV jungle ride from Punta Cana, a freshwater cenote swim, and a farm tasting of chocolate, coffee, Mamajuana, and rum.
“Great time into was great guide and excellent experience. Would recommend it to do it while your visiting”
Saona Island day trip from Punta Cana with speedboat, natural swimming pool, lunch, and open bar, plus a catamaran party ride back.
“Our experience on this catamaran cruise was disappointing from start to finish. We had to walk a long distance just to reach the speedboat pickup, which was not communicated ahead of time. Once we arrived at the island, we were droppRead more”
Drive your own buggy to a 25 ft water cave and Macao Beach, with organic tastings and hotel pickup for $54 per person.
“Fun exploration. The ‘farm’ was the only disappointment, it’s a little shop not like visiting a farm or plantation for the authentic feel. The cave you literally jump in the. Have to get out, no time in the water to explore. It was also very crowded and someone fell on top of one of our group members hurting his neck. The staff was fantastic, communication was good, buggies were fun and we loved the beach stop.”
Punta Cana catamaran snorkeling for up to 16 guests with hotel pickup, hammocks, premium drinks, a natural reserve swim, and a floating-bar sandbar.
“Staff was very fun and friendly. The snorkeling was fun. The drinks were good, and the music was great! We really enjoyed the guacamole that was served. Overall, we enjoyed the excursion.”
Drive 4x4 buggies through Punta Cana, swim in a freshwater cenote, taste Dominican coffee and chocolate, then relax at Macao Beach.
“We had a great time on the bugglies, in the cave and at the beach. There were 6 of us in 3 buggies. It rained just before our excursion so it was extra muddy. We were the only ones at the cave and had lots of time to swim. Another group arriRead more”
ATV tour from Punta Cana to an organic farm, 25-ft cenote swim, and Playa Macao. Pickup, helmet, tastings for $45.
“I’ve been in 8 atv tours this would rank about 5th. Everything seemed rushed. The farm is not really a farm it’s a place to sale you stuff. As is the water cave. It’s extremely crowded and again they rush you. The beach is nice but overpriced food and drink items. Also when you read the reviews beware they all say their name is Mr. Panda and at the end they try and write the reviews for you or pressure you to give them a 5.”
