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Saona Island Highlights Tour by Boat with Buffet Lunch
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Punta Cana - Saona Island Highlights Tour by Boat with Buffet Lunch

Total relaxation awaits on this full day cruise to Saona Island's dazzling shores. You'll explore this tropical daydream Caribbean Isle, soaking up the sun and the vibrant colours while you stroll along palm-shaded beaches. First up is a coastal tour of Cotubanama National Park, then you'll stop at a natural pool for a dip before heading to the beach for lunch and free time. Ramon, one of our expert guides, says, ‘Our priority is to protect our pristine environment and all the species that make Saona so special. We were the first country to protect manatees by law, and we have a turtle conservation programme here on the island, too.'After a relaxing cruise over to Saona, the sightseeing can begin in earnest. You'll cruise the shoreline of the Cotubanama National Park while your local guide points out the island wildlife. See the rocks of El Peñón, and then glide through the Catuano channel. Next, it's time to cool off in the azure water of the natural pools, formed by sandbanks in the open sea. The water is such a tempting shade of blue you won't be able to resist.Docking at one of Saona Island's fabulous beaches, you'll step off the boat for some beach time. There's the Caribbean for paddling, soft white sand to dip your toes in, and a volleyball pitch to play on. Or you could take the simplest option and just stretch out in the sun. After your tasty buffet lunch is served, there's more free time to enjoy the magical setting.

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Coco Bongo
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Punta Cana - Coco Bongo

Party the night away at Punta Cana's legendary Coco Bongo nightclub, where a Vegas-style extravaganza awaits. With unlimited drinks and a four-hour show featuring dancers, performers, acrobats and singers you'll be swept away by Coco Bongo's dazzling nighttime atmosphere. There are four options to choose from – Drink Package, Regular entrance, Gold Member and Front Row.The fun starts as soon as you're dropped off at Coco Bongo, famed for its glittering performances and music that's sure to keep you on the dancefloor. Once the lights are dimmed, the show truly gets started with confetti falling from the sky and tribute acts taking to the stage bringing the best of Madonna, Michael Jackson and Beyoncé to you.Dancers re-enact famous scenes from Phantom of the Opera, Chicago and many more Broadway favourites, and acrobats swoop and spin above you. And with an open bar, you'll have free-flowing drinks all night long until it's time to be whisked back to your hotel after a show to remember. Choose your package:Drink Pack – 5 locally branded drinksRegular Entrance – Unlimited locally branded drinks Premium Entrance – Unlimited premium drinksGold Member – Separate fast-track Gold Member entrance, reserved seating, unlimited premium drinks Front Row – Separate fast-track Gold Member Entrance, reserved Front Row in a limited capacity seating area with personalised service, unlimited premium drinks

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Punta Cana Evening Buggy Tour with Dominican Dinner
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Punta Cana - Punta Cana Evening Buggy Tour with Dominican Dinner

This experience has adventure stamped all over it. Off-road buggy or safari truck rides, traditional Taino ceremonies and swimming in underground pools make for an adrenaline-pumping evening from Punta Cana. Juan, one of our local guides, says ‘Caves and cenotes played an important role in the indigenous Taino culture. Despite looking so tempting with their cool aquamarine water, the Taino people never swam in the cenotes or used the water because of their belief that they were a gateway to the underworld.' Plus, you'll enjoy a Dominican dinner and an open bar followed by live music.To kick off your all-action evening, you'll power through the Dominican countryside, zoom along dirt tracks and watch as the landscape transforms from day to night. Guided by torchlight, you'll continue your journey to take a swim in a natural cave pool, known as a cenote, with atmospheric lighting. And if you choose the safari truck option, you'll also get to visit the eerie depths of Yara Cave.With flaming torches lighting the way, you'll make your way back to base for a well-earned drink and a tasty dinner of local cuisine. The restaurant staff pride themselves on creating classic Dominican dishes, freshly prepared with seasonal produce from the island. Rounding off the evening is a traditional Taino dance show and the chance to join in with a boogie or enjoy the open bar under the stars.

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Saona Island Cruise with Private Beach and Lunch
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Punta Cana - Saona Island Cruise with Private Beach and Lunch

Pure relaxation awaits on this trip to Saona Island. It's an Insta picture-perfect paradise – covered in exotic flora, with softly swaying palm trees, powder white sands and clear waters. What's more, lunch and drinks are included and there's an exclusive beach area reserved just for you.

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Monkeyland Adventure Park
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Punta Cana - Monkeyland Adventure Park

Monkeys aren't the only thing you'll see swinging through the trees on this day out. At Punta Cana's premier primate park, you can fly through the forest canopy too. Head to Monkeyland's spectacular mountain surrounds to spot super-cute squirrel monkeys and then hit the heights for a thrilling 12-wire zipline course.

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Punta Cana Dolphin Swim Tour
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Punta Cana - Punta Cana Dolphin Swim Tour

Put a big tick on the bucket list with a visit to Dolphin Explorer Park. You'll get to interact or swim with dolphins. And with a range of experiences to choose from, you decide just how close you'll get to the world's friendliest sea creatures.

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Horse Riding
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Punta Cana - Horse Riding

Leaving nothing but a trail of hoof prints behind you, you'll trot, canter and gallop your way through forest and palm-fringed beaches on this horseback ride. You'll have the chance to experience the Dominican Republic's landscape exactly the way nature intended.From the hotel, you'll soon arrive at a traditional ranch where you'll be given all the gear you need and paired up with a horse. Then, into the stirrups and up onto the saddle, you'll set off through untouched countryside with only peace and tranquillity around you.You'll take the reins through forest trails, darting in and out of shaded spots and looking out for wildlife as we go, until we arrive at the mouth of the River Maimon – a protected area. You'll then canter past sugar-white beaches before reaching the ranch once again.

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Anamuya Mountains Small Group Walking Tour
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Punta Cana - Anamuya Mountains Small Group Walking Tour

Take a walk on the wild side with a tour of the Dominican Republic's rugged Anamuya Mountains. See a snapshot of rural life as shown to you by an in-the-know local. Alex, one of our expert guides, says, ‘I'm a native and have been guiding tours here for more than 10 years. You'll learn about local history, plants and crops, and get to try home-grown coffee and fruit, too.'Fun facts, exotic wildlife and the chance to take a river swim – this tour has it all. After pick-up from your hotel, we'll head deep into the Dominican outback. And because we'll visit the less-travelled parts of the country, it helps support areas that don't usually benefit from tourism. What's more, you'll be part of a small group of just 16 guests, minimising our carbon footprint. ‘It's a great way to get in touch with nature and give back to the rural community,' says Alex. Rolling through the forest-carpeted countryside, we'll arrive at a ranch, where we begin with complimentary drinks and the lowdown on the day ahead.Set off trekking through luxuriant, peaked landscapes as your friendly guide shows you around. You'll meet the locals and taste locally grown seasonal products – from farm to fork, it doesn't get much fresher. Be sure to keep an eye out for rare plants, birds and wildlife, too. Being part of this experience is a boost to wildlife conservation efforts in the region. Finally, we'll head to the River Anamuya, where you can cool off with a well-earned swim and a thirst-quenching coconut water.

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Oliver Rum Lab Tour by Taino Gourmet
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Punta Cana - Oliver Rum Lab Tour by Taino Gourmet

Whether you're a rum lover, a history nut or simply a fan of fun days out, a trip to the Oliver Rum Lab is well worth the visit. They've been producing award-winning rums since 1874, so you'll have the chance to learn about the distillation process and different sugar canes it's made from. And to top off the history lesson there'll be a rum tasting session, too. Plus, if you want to indulge your sweet tooth you can also choose a chocolate materclass.

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La Hacienda Park
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Punta Cana - La Hacienda Park

If adventure's your thing, then you'll be in for one rip-roaring day with this combo day at La Hacienda. With seven fun and thrilling activities, you won't have chance to get bored. And what's more, there'll be a tasty buffet on hand for when you've built up at appetite. With this tour, you'll enjoy taking part in the following activities:-Buggy ride (40-45 mins)-Horse-back Riding (40-45 minutes)-Safari in 4x4 (40-45 minutes)-Zipline (60-65 minutes)-Quick Jump (5 minutes)-Chairlift (15 minutes)

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Santo Domingo Sightseeing Tour from Punta Cana
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Punta Cana - Santo Domingo Sightseeing Tour from Punta Cana

Creeping in from the coastline, Santo Domingo isn't only the Dominican Republic's capital – it's the largest city in the Caribbean. On this full day tour you'll travel back in time and discover a city where modern high-rise buildings tower over a UNESCO World Heritage Site colonial zone. See the National Pantheon, Alcazar de Colon and much more.

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Scape Park
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Punta Cana - Scape Park

Thrill-seekers of all ages will love Scape Park's main attraction – adventure in nature. You can choose a whole host of activities throughout the day. But one thing that's guaranteed is adrenaline-pumping action in some seriously impressive surroundings.All family members are taken care of, too, with a wide range of things to do – so all you need to bring along is your sense of adventure. Kick off the fun with a high-flying zip-line experience and then cool off at the famous Hoyo Azul.If you're looking for even more action, then you can explore the impressive Iguabonita Cave, swim in a cenote, or even drive your own off-road buggy – there's no end to the fun at Scape Park.Your options include the following activities:Scape Park Full Day: Zipline Eco Splash, Saltos Azules, Cave Expedition and swim, Cultural Route, Animalarium and Hoyo Azul Cave TourScape Park Full Day Special: Enjoy the same activities included in Scape Park full day, plus a 45-minute off-road buggy driving experience. Minimum age is 13 for this option

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What to do in the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is a Caribbean gem, where natural beaches, landscapes, and fascinating culture make a bang. The country offers visitors a vibrant mix of adventure, and relaxation – with plenty of points of interest, outdoor activities and natural parks. Oh, and let’s not forget the cultural attractions that immerse you in the local history. Among endless excursions and activities, here are six of our favourites. Six top things to do in the Dominican Republic 1. Connect with colonial charm in Santo Domingo The capital city, Santo Domingo, is where history and culture come to life. Here is where you’ll find the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Colonial City, with its cobbled streets and colonial architecture – and, it’s the oldest settlement founded by Christopher Colombus upon his arrival in the Americas. Modern Santo Domingo is a lively surprise, buzzing with young people, bars, and restaurants where tasty local eats are always on the menu. 2. Chill at Punta Cana’s beaches Punta Cana is pure relaxation bliss. Its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters are where you’ll want to spend your days sunbathing and taking long, refreshing swims. If you’re the adventurous type, you’re in the right spot. Windsurfing, kayaking, and sailing are all on the agenda, offering a thrilling connection with the Caribbean Sea. 3. Get your adrenaline pumping in Puerto Plata Head to the northern part of the island and you’ll find Puerto Plata, the ultimate destination for heart-pumping thrills. Cabarete’s windy shores are a surfer’s paradise – and great for kite flying too. In Damajagua’s natural pools, you can slide down waterfalls, and over at Sosúa Marina Park, you can enjoy snorkelling. When the sun goes down, Puerto Plata heats up, with Cabarete and Sosúa among the top nightlife hotspots in the Dominican Republic. 4. Go snorkelling at Saona Island Saona Island is a little slice of heaven nestled within the National Park of the East. It’s famous for white beaches, swaying palm trees, and waters that practically beg you to jump in. It’s the ideal place for a day of pure relaxation. And, you can hop on a boat to explore the natural pools and rich marine life that surrounds the island. 5. Explore the wild beauty of Los Haitises National Park Calling all nature lovers – this one’s for you. Los Haitises National Park is a lush coastal reserve located in the northeast of the country. Here, you’ll find some of the last remaining rainforests, mangrove forests, and natural caves with ancient pictographs and rock carvings. If you join a boat tour, you’ll be able to explore the park’s hidden islets, and keep your eyes peeled for dolphins and exotic birds too. 6. Fly high on a zipline adventure The Dominican Republic is home to some of the Caribbean’s most thrilling ziplines, offering unbeatable views of the wild tropical landscapes below. It’s the perfect way to test your courage while soaking in the scenery. Whether you’re soaring through Punta Cana’s adventure park – offering multi-level courses – zipping through the mountains of Jarabacoa, or flying high above Puerto Plata’s lush forests, this high-flying adventure is guaranteed to get your heart racing.

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When's the best time to visit the Dominican Republic?

The best time to visit the Dominican Republic is during the dry season, from December to April. During this time, the weather is cooler, and there’s less chance of rain, making it ideal for enjoying the beaches and outdoor activities. However, the rainy season (May to November) can also offer good travel opportunities, with lower prices and fewer tourists.

What are the best beaches in the Dominican Republic?

The Dominican Republic boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Punta Cana is famous for its long stretches of white sand like Playa Bávaro, ideal for relaxation and water sports. Bayahibe is renowned for its calm, crystal-clear waters, perfect for snorkelling. Playa Rincón in Samaná is often considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, with white sand and turquoise waters.

What are the typical dishes of Dominican cuisine?

Dominican cuisine is all about simple yet incredibly tasty dishes that blend different flavours and influences. Among the typical dishes are La Bandera, a delicious combo of rice, beans, and chicken; Mangù, a mashed plantain served with onions cooked in vinegar, fried eggs, and cheese; and Sancocho, a hearty stew packed with meat and vegetables. For dessert, indulge in sweet treats like Dulce de Leche and Dominican Cake. To drink, Mamajuana is the national drink, made with rum, red wine, and honey.

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