Off-road in Punta Cana
You'll get a close-up look at the Dominican countryside on this thrilling off-road adventure. Riding a low-slung buggy, you'll drive through winding rural dirt tracks all the way to the famous Domitai Cave Park. There'll be a swim stop at a cave with a natural pool, too.This Terracross safari is geared for mud-splattered, high-octane fun. But that's not all. Your expert local guide will bring you to villages and an organic co-op ranch. Here, you'll learn all about coconut oil, sugarcane, coffee and chocolate as well as the unique Dominican chocolate tea. And you'll get to taste a few of them, too, along with the national tipple, mamajuana.You'll also get to swim in a cenote. These rocky sinkholes with clear, fresh water are a joy to swim in. And as Domitai Park is a private venue, there are fewer crowds and vendors than at other cenotes.
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Terracross Tour of the Countryside from Punta Cana
There are few better ways to see the unspoilt Dominican countryside than a Terracross safari. You'll drive through winding rural dirt tracks through plantations all the way to the famous Domitai Cave Park and a replica Taino village. Luis, one of our local guides, says, ‘We are the world's largest producer of organic, fair trade cocoa. Around half of our cocoa is made into the finest chocolate you can buy. So, trying traditional cocoa products in a Dominican farm is a real treat, even if you don't have a sweet tooth.'Kick off with some mud-splattered, high-octane fun as you ride cross-country to a cenote cave for a swim in the Domitai Cave Park. These sinkholes with clear, fresh water are perfect for a cooling dip. As it's a private venue, there are fewer crowds and vendors than at other cenotes. You'll also get to savour some local specialities such as empanadas and pineapple wine. Next, drop by a recreated Taino village – they were the aborigines who lived on the island before Columbus arrived – where you'll observe a folkloric show.Plus, you'll learn all about the production of local crops which are so critical to the local economy – coconut oil, sugarcane, coffee and chocolate as well as the unique Dominican chocolate tea. During your visit you'll have the chance to try some of these local products, along with the national tipple, mamajuana. Overall, a great close-up view of the Dominican countryside and local culture – on a thrilling Terracross safari.
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Punta Cana Mountain Safari Tour with Party Boat Cruise
Double up on both land and sea adventures with this exhilarating full-day tour. It's an early morning start as you jump on a safari truck and set off exploring sugar cane plantations, rural schools and more. Stop for a walk around Higuey before spending the afternoon sailing along the Bavaro coast onboard a party boat, where dancing and swim stops come as standard.
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Anamuya Mountains Ziplining & Buggy Ride
This Anamuya Mountains adventure starts on a high and just gets better and better as the day goes on. There's ziplining in the morning – 12 lines across 18 platforms – as you zoom across the rainforest canopy. After a Dominican buffet lunch, there's a swim in the River Anamuya before heading to a ranch for a cross-country buggy ride. An adrenaline-pumping day.
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Wild District Horseriding and ATV Experience
Adventure is the name of the game at Wild District El Limon in the Dominican Republic, the place to go for exhilarating horseback riding and ATV excursions. Your knowledgeable multilingual guides will share insights into the history, wildlife, and Dominican way of life. Enjoy a scenic 45-minute horseback ride along a secluded beach, savour a typical Dominican lunch, and feel the thrill on a two-hour ATV exploration with stunning views.
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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 and dancing around a bonfire.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 around the bonfire or enjoy the open bar under the stars.
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This ATV quad tour sees you zooming through the Dominican Republic's countryside on an adrenaline-pumping adventure. You'll rumble through rustic villages, visit an organic farm, dive into a cenote cave and end on a high at the palm-fringed Macao beach.After pick-up, we'll head to a ranch for a safety briefing and the lowdown on quads. Don your helmet, put on your belt and give it some welly. You'll zoom across the backwoods to the co-op farm, where your guide will tell you all about Dominican products like coconut oil, chocolate tea, tobacco, rum, cocoa and, of course, their world-famous coffee. You'll get to walk through plantations and flowers until arriving at an indigenous cave, where a natural cenote filled with crystal clear water will tempt you for a refreshing swim. The next stop will be Macao beach – hemmed in by palm trees and washed by foamy white waves, it's a picture of bliss.
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Dominican Rural Safari with Higüey and Tastings
Discover a new side to the Dominican Republic on this safari tour. With a knowledgeable guide in tow, you'll explore lush landscapes, visit local plantations, and taste traditional delights like Mamajuana. Experience everyday rural life with a visit to a countryside home and a stop by a local school. You'll also head to Higüey to see the basilica and bustling markets. End your jam-packed day with a scenic photo stop at one of Punta Cana's best beaches.
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Higuey Tour with Macao Beach and Local Lunch
This snapshot of Dominican life beyond the Coconut Coast has all the makings for a great day out. A sugarcane plantation, a cigar-rolling demonstration and a blockbuster beach break are just some of the highlights. But the star turn of the day has got to be lunch in a local family's home. As Ramon, one of our local guides, says, ‘I'm always proud to show off my heritage through our food. Like the island itself, Dominican cuisine has been influenced by Taino, Spanish and African flavours. There's even a hint of the Middle East in some dishes. You'll see, smell and taste a whole new side to our country.'We kick off with early, with a trip to Higuey to see the famous Altagracia Basilica – a pilgrimage site because of its miraculous image of Our Lady. Then, make sure to have your camera at the ready as we take a scenic drive through rustic villages, on our way to the next stop – a coconut oil producer. You'll also visit a sugarcane plantation for a rum tasting session and watch a cigar-rolling demonstration with a master of his craft.After such a busy morning, you'll be ready for your lunch. Greeted by a Dominican family, you'll be welcomed into their home for a feast of typical dishes made with locally sourced produce. You'll also get to see the family's farm and coffee plantation, and taste freshly grown cocoa and fruit. We'll round the day of exploration with some time on Macao beach, where you can relax with a Cuba libre, swim or take enjoy some water sports.
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Exclusive Bavaro Adventure Park All-Access Pass
Buckle up and dive into non-stop fun at Bavaro Adventure Park. With this exclusive all-access pass, you'll have four exciting activities lined up in just one day. Kick up the dust with a thrilling VIP buggy ride, soar through the air with a six-circuit zipline that ends with a splash, take in the Dominican landscape on a horse ride and cool off in a cenote. There's also jungle river tubing, waterfall pools and a tasty local lunch included, as well as extra perks like priority queues at entrance and lunch, special area at the waterfall and a free digital photo.Hop aboard your buggy and you'll kick start your day with a thrilling ride through the wilderness. Prepare to zip, zag, and zoom, making every turn an adventure as you navigate an abandoned mine. Rounding off the ride is a visit to a traditional Dominican village for an immersive walking tour. Then, channel your inner Tarzan as you take to the skies on a ziplining course. But, this isn't any old zipline – take the plunge into the splash pool with a wet'n'wild finale.After lunch, it's time to turn the tempo down a notch with a scenic horse ride. See the Dominican from a vantage point as you trot through the countryside, before a relaxing tubing adventure along the jungle river, with some surprises thrown in. And just when you think your adventure tank might be running low, dive into the waters of the park's Blue Lagoon cenote – an ideal way to end an action-packed day for all the family.
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