Punta Cana Tours

This half-day catamaran cruise takes you into the hidden depths of Punta Cana. Choose from various departure times, in the morning or the afternoon. You'll cruise through the emerald waters of Ojos Indigenas Ecological Park, where you'll find shimmering lagoons perfect for swimming in. Top up your tan on deck as you sail towards Punta Cana marina, as well as a coral reef perfect for a spot of snorkelling. Then cool off with a dip in the natural pools of Playa Blanca beach.

Boasting an exotic island and a national park, this is no ordinary whale watching tour. Your Dominican adventure kicks off in Samana Bay, famed for its humpback whales. Observe – with luck – these graceful creatures at play before docking at Bacardi Island for a creole lunch followed by downtime on the beach. Rounding off the day is a tour of La Farola.

Take a ride on the wild side of the Dominican Republic with this action-packed morning tour. Speeding between experiences in a go-kart, you'll visit a local farm as part of a small group where you'll get to try organic honey and vegetables, before getting up-close to iguanas at a sanctuary. There'll also be swim stops at Punta Cana beach and in the fresh water lagoons of Ojos Indigenas Eco Park, too.

Saona Island is one of the gleaming jewels in the Dominican Republic's crown. On this private tour, you'll enjoy the personal touch as you visit Saona's natural wonders. First up is a coastal tour of Cotubanama National Park. You'll then stop at a natural pool for a dip before heading to an enticing beach for lunch and free time. Ramon, one of our local guides, says, ‘We work hard to protect our habitats and all the species that make Saona so special. We were the first country to protect manatees by law, and we've a turtle conservation programme here on the island, too.'Once you've made your way by private coach and fast boat to Saona, the sightseeing can begin in earnest. You'll cruise the shoreline of Cotubanama National Park while your guide points out the island wildlife. See the rocks of El Peñón, explore mangroves and glide through the Catuano channel to a fish and bird sanctuary. Ramon adds, ‘The park is named after Taino chief Cotubanama, who resisted Spanish conquest and fled to Saona. It's very symbolic of our history.'Next, it's time to cool off in the natural pool, formed by sandbanks in the open sea. Docking at one of Saona's fabulous beaches, you'll step off the boat for some quality time with your party – who's relaxing on the sand, and who's getting straight onto the beach volleyball pitch? Savour a buffet lunch before settling in for more beach time. The Special option has upgraded menu and drinks options plus an afternoon visit to a second natural pool.

Join us in a tour across the first city of Las Americas, visiting some of the main places of the city, such as the Museum of the Royal Houses, the Palace of Fine Arts, the National Theater or the First Cathedral of the Americas, among many other incredible places that will tell us the history of this mythical metropolis lost in time...

Boasting countless monuments and historical gems, Santo Domingo is a joy to explore. Discover the capital city's highlights and colonial zone by coach, mini-train and foot with an expert guide. And with our exclusive private tour, you choose how long or little time you spend at each of the top spots on offer.