Enjoying Saona Island

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Dominican Republic
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Duration

8H

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

8 people

Languages

English, Espanol

About this tour

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This excursion will take you to the beautiful Saona Island, at Parque Nacional del Este, riding a speedboat, and/or sailing a catamaran with one stop in “Palmilla natural pools.It includes an open bar of national drinks, a lunch buffet in the Exclusive Area, and Caribbean entertainment.

Tour description

You will start the journey by boarding the exclusive boats from Bayahibe Fisher’s Town to navigate toward Saona Island, located in the protected area of the National Park “Parque Nacional del Este”.

You will enjoy the picture-perfect Caribbean atmosphere, with white sandy beaches, coconuts trees, wild woods, and turquoise, crystalline waters. This tour offers our island’s unique splendor in an ideal environment where you will spend the day enjoying the authentic tropical experience.

During our time in this tropical paradise, you will be able to enjoy a nice dip in the shallow waters of Palmilla natural pools, where our national drinks open bar will be available and you will revel in the natural beauty that surrounds you.

Arriving in Saona Island, you will land in Playa Taino, where you’ll spend more time enjoying the sea, the beach, and sunbathing in the comfort of our facilities, where the open bar awaits you with the most popular, “Santo Libre”, “Cuba Libre” or other national drinks. You will also enjoy a great buffet by our Beach Club.

You will also have to option to enjoy your time with Caribbean and Latin music, dances and fun organized by our crew, or choose to relax laying on the shoreline, on the available sunchairs.

While sailing the catamaran on your way back, you’ll have national drinks, open bar service, Latin/Caribbean music and dances animated by our crew.

Highlights

  • Palmilla Natural Pool

  • National Drinks Open Bar

  • Exclusive Beach Club at ‘‘Playa Taino’’ in Saona Island

  • Marvelous White Sandy Beaches

  • Coconut Palm wild woods

  • Green and turquoise blue crystal-clear water

What’s Included

  • English speaking Tour Guide Service

  • Land Transfer in Air-Conditioned Bus from selected hotels

  • Entrance fee to ‘‘Parque Nacional del Este’’

  • Navigation trip, in Sailing Catamaran and/or Motomaran

  • National Drinks Open Bar

    • Rum, Water, Soft Drinks on Board and at Natural Pool

    • Beer, Rum, Water, Soft Drinks at Saona Beach Club

  • Buffet Lunch at Saona Beach Club

  • Entertainment Dance/ Latin and International Music

Recommendations

  • Swimwear

  • Comfortable Shoes

  • Beach Towel

  • Sunglasses

  • Sunscreen

  • Hat or Cap

Duration

  • Full Day Activity

  • Activity Duration, 6 to 7 hours

  • Hotels Pick-Up and Transfers to/from Bayahibe, from 1 hour and a half to 2 and a half hours approximately each way

  • Duration, Activity + Transfers, 7 hours and a half to 12 hours approximately, depending on the location of your hotel

Availability to Book the Activity

  • Daily basis, except Sundays 

  • Ask us for your desired day or range of days

Children’s Policy

  • Children: from 2 to 11.99 years of age

  • Infants: less than 2 years

Note

  • Not suitable for pregnant women (due to Speed Boat)

Durations

Fullday (+7hours)

Languages

English
Espanol

Tour's Location

Dominican Republic

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