PUNTA CANA
104 Tours Reviewed
Santo Domingo packs a lot into one day. I especially like the stop at Los Tres Ojos and the walk through Zona Colonial, because you see both the underground side of the city and the old-stone streets that still set…
Saona days feel like borrowed sunshine. This full-day trip from Santo Domingo is built around fast, easy speedboat travel to Isla Saona, then a slower, more party-like return on a spacious catamaran with music and an open bar. It’s a…
Starfish sightings start before lunch. This Saona Island day trip is a straight shot from Santo Domingo into the Eastern National Park, where the beach calm is almost suspicious and the sand is famously bright. You’ll ride out early, stop…
Saona starts fast, then slows down. This day trip is built around Isla Saona beach time, with a speedboat ride out and a more relaxed catamaran return that includes music. I like that you get a full day in the…
Chocolate has a backstory. This 3-hour Dominican Republic tour turns that backstory into hands-on learning. I love the organic cacao plantation focus and the chance to sow your own cacao plant, so you’re not just watching—you’re participating. I also like…
Old Santo Domingo in one long day. This tour strings together major stops in Santo Domingo’s UNESCO Colonial Zone and a standout nature visit at Los Tres Ojos, so you get more than just streets and photos. At $75 per…
Two wheels make Santo Domingo’s past feel close. This self-guided Colonial Zone bike rental turns a big sightseeing area into an easy loop you can control, with historic streets, iconic plazas, and small stops for coffee along the way. I…
Santo Domingo in one packed day works. This Punta Cana day trip strings together Los Tres Ojos National Park cenotes, big-ticket landmarks like the First Cathedral of America and the Alcázar de Colón, plus the pretty streets of the Colonial…
Samana is a full-day taste test. This tour strings together the highlights of the Samaná area in one long day, starting with ocean views in Las Terrenas, then pushing on to the famous El Limón waterfall, and ending with beach…
Santo Domingo hits you fast. In about 8 hours, you trade beach time for cobblestone streets, Dominican cathedral grandeur, and views along the Malecón waterfront. I like the way the tour focuses on specific anchors of the city—the Colonial Zone…
Caves, cathedrals, and a cable car day. This Santo Domingo tour strings together three standout sights I really like: the Santo Domingo cable car for big city-and-coast views, plus the UNESCO Colonial Zone for real landmarks on foot. One thing…
Your SDQ arrival can be stress-free. This private round-trip transfer is built around simple logistics: Las Americas Airport (SDQ) pickup, quick hotel transfer, then an airport return. What makes it interesting is the operator’s WhatsApp/phone confirmation before you land, plus…
Getting from Santo Domingo to Punta Cana should be easy. This private round trip transfer is built for small groups who want a clean, low-stress ride from Las Américas Airport to Punta Cana, instead of sorting taxis or shared shuttles…
Few places feel so old. This Santo Domingo tour is a full-on day of Dominican culture and history, built around the city’s famous colonial center and the cave setting at the Three Eyes National Park. I like that the schedule…
Catalina Island makes the Dominican sea feel close. This day tour stacks a catamaran ride, a guided snorkeling window, and a beach afternoon into one long but easy outing. You’ll start in the Colonial Zone and spend the day on…
