



by Tour Package Punta Cana
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$258This full-day tour in Punta Cana combines a dune buggy drive through the Dominican countryside with a snorkeling catamaran cruise. The day begins with a hotel pickup and transfer to the UTVs Ranch, where participants receive health and safety instructions from a professional guide. The dune buggy portion lasts about 80 minutes and covers rough roads through forests, tropical gardens, and typical Dominican houses. The first stop is an ecological farm where guests taste locally produced coffee and chocolate and learn about their manufacture. Next, the tour continues through areas with tobacco, palm, and banana trees to the Taíno Ecological Park, where participants can swim in a freshwater cenote. The final stop on the buggy route is Macao Beach, known for its white sand and limestone cliffs, offering panoramic views of the sea and Cape Macao. After the buggy tour, participants return to their hotels for about 90 minutes to have lunch and change clothes. Then, they are transferred to Punta Cana Marina to board a two-level catamaran with a capacity for 50 people. The three-hour catamaran cruise sails first to a snorkeling site near Cabeza de Toro Beach, where guests snorkel under professional supervision among coral reefs and tropical fish. The cruise continues to a shallow natural pool near Bavaro Beach, featuring a floating bar with unlimited drinks and snacks. Guests can relax, swim, and enjoy music and dancing. The tour concludes with a toast featuring a local island drink made from indigenous roots, Dominican wine, honey, and rum before returning to the marina and then to the hotels. The full experience lasts about eight hours and includes round-trip transfers, snorkeling equipment (flippers available on request), access to river caves, beaches, and local organic products.
UTVs Ranch
Guests arrive from their hotels at the UTVs Ranch where a professional guide gives health and safety instructions before starting the dune buggy portion of the tour.
20 min
Ecological Farm
After driving through rough roads and tropical scenery, the group stops at an ecological farm to taste Dominican Creole coffee and chocolate and learn about their production.
20 min
Taíno Ecological Park
Traveling past tobacco, palm, and banana trees, participants reach the Taíno Ecological Park where they can enjoy natural landscapes and swim in a freshwater cenote.
20 min
Playa Macao
The buggy segment ends at Macao Beach, a Caribbean coast known for its white sand limestone cliffs and panoramic sea views. Afterward, guests return to the ranch and then their hotels.
20 min
Punta Cana
There is an interval of approximately 1.5 hours between the buggy and catamaran parts of the tour for lunch and changing clothes at the hotel.
90 min
Marina Tour Package Punta Cana
Guests travel from their hotels to the marina where they board a two-story catamaran with a capacity for 50 people, surrounded by white sand, coconut trees, and sea sounds.
20 min
Cabeza de Toro Beach
The catamaran sails to the snorkeling area where, under supervision from professional divers, participants observe and feed a variety of colorful fish and coral reefs.
45 min
Bavaro Beach
Next, the boat arrives at a shallow natural pool ideal for swimming. A floating bar offers drinks while guests relax on soft sand. The cruise finishes with music, dancing, and a toast with a local island drink before returning to the marina and hotels.
45 min
Tourist Boulevard East towards the City of Miches, when you see the Macao beach crossing where there is a gas station called Total Energies Macao II, make a left turn until you find a cemetery on the left, then turn left and continue straight and after approximately 3 km, we are on the left side.
End point
Tourist Boulevard East towards the City of Miches, when you see the Macao beach crossing where there is a gas station called Total Energies Macao II, make a left turn until you find a cemetery on the left, then turn left and continue straight and after approximately 3 km, we are on the left side.




by Tour Package Punta Cana
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$258This full-day tour in Punta Cana combines a dune buggy drive through the Dominican countryside with a snorkeling catamaran cruise. The day begins with a hotel pickup and transfer to the UTVs Ranch, where participants receive health and safety instructions from a professional guide. The dune buggy portion lasts about 80 minutes and covers rough roads through forests, tropical gardens, and typical Dominican houses. The first stop is an ecological farm where guests taste locally produced coffee and chocolate and learn about their manufacture. Next, the tour continues through areas with tobacco, palm, and banana trees to the Taíno Ecological Park, where participants can swim in a freshwater cenote. The final stop on the buggy route is Macao Beach, known for its white sand and limestone cliffs, offering panoramic views of the sea and Cape Macao. After the buggy tour, participants return to their hotels for about 90 minutes to have lunch and change clothes. Then, they are transferred to Punta Cana Marina to board a two-level catamaran with a capacity for 50 people. The three-hour catamaran cruise sails first to a snorkeling site near Cabeza de Toro Beach, where guests snorkel under professional supervision among coral reefs and tropical fish. The cruise continues to a shallow natural pool near Bavaro Beach, featuring a floating bar with unlimited drinks and snacks. Guests can relax, swim, and enjoy music and dancing. The tour concludes with a toast featuring a local island drink made from indigenous roots, Dominican wine, honey, and rum before returning to the marina and then to the hotels. The full experience lasts about eight hours and includes round-trip transfers, snorkeling equipment (flippers available on request), access to river caves, beaches, and local organic products.
UTVs Ranch
Guests arrive from their hotels at the UTVs Ranch where a professional guide gives health and safety instructions before starting the dune buggy portion of the tour.
20 min
Ecological Farm
After driving through rough roads and tropical scenery, the group stops at an ecological farm to taste Dominican Creole coffee and chocolate and learn about their production.
20 min
Taíno Ecological Park
Traveling past tobacco, palm, and banana trees, participants reach the Taíno Ecological Park where they can enjoy natural landscapes and swim in a freshwater cenote.
20 min
Playa Macao
The buggy segment ends at Macao Beach, a Caribbean coast known for its white sand limestone cliffs and panoramic sea views. Afterward, guests return to the ranch and then their hotels.
20 min
Punta Cana
There is an interval of approximately 1.5 hours between the buggy and catamaran parts of the tour for lunch and changing clothes at the hotel.
90 min
Marina Tour Package Punta Cana
Guests travel from their hotels to the marina where they board a two-story catamaran with a capacity for 50 people, surrounded by white sand, coconut trees, and sea sounds.
20 min
Cabeza de Toro Beach
The catamaran sails to the snorkeling area where, under supervision from professional divers, participants observe and feed a variety of colorful fish and coral reefs.
45 min
Bavaro Beach
Next, the boat arrives at a shallow natural pool ideal for swimming. A floating bar offers drinks while guests relax on soft sand. The cruise finishes with music, dancing, and a toast with a local island drink before returning to the marina and hotels.
45 min
Tourist Boulevard East towards the City of Miches, when you see the Macao beach crossing where there is a gas station called Total Energies Macao II, make a left turn until you find a cemetery on the left, then turn left and continue straight and after approximately 3 km, we are on the left side.
End point
Tourist Boulevard East towards the City of Miches, when you see the Macao beach crossing where there is a gas station called Total Energies Macao II, make a left turn until you find a cemetery on the left, then turn left and continue straight and after approximately 3 km, we are on the left side.