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Punta Cana Quad Bike and Countryside Tour with Cooking Experience
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Punta Cana - Punta Cana Quad Bike and Countryside Tour with Cooking Experience

Ready to go off the Dominican Republic's beaten path? Jump on a 4x4 quad bike and get ready to zip through stunning countryside landscapes, stop by a local home for a typical dish, and chill out at a river ranch packed with outdoor fun. Maria, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘You'll connect with people, traditions, flavours, and natural wonders on this tour – like the sacred ‘La Seiba' tree, worshipped by the ancient Taino Indians – for a glimpse of the island's past.' From the moment we pick you up, the excitement begins. Gear up with quad bikes at the river ranch – ready to hit the open trails and winding roads. Prepare to be wowed by the lush tropical scenery as you make your way to a local home. Here, you can get hands-on cooking Sancocho, the island's traditional stew. Savour the taste of fresh ingredients bursting with flavour, and enjoy some coffee and chocolate that's also available for tasting. Need to cool off? The nearby river calls for a refreshing dip from the tropical sun. Feeling recharged and ready for more? Jump back on your quad and zip back to the ranch for some laid-back vibes. Here, you can dig into some local snacks, chill by the pool soaking up mountain views – and if you're feeling adventurous, give traditional river fishing a go. You'll pick up some local fishing techniques and maybe even feel the thrill of the catch. It's a perfect day to plunge into the heart and soul of the Dominican countryside, and we'll wrap it all up with a comfy ride back to your hotel.

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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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Whale Watching Tour with La Farola & Bacardi Island
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Punta Cana - Whale Watching Tour with La Farola & Bacardi Island

Boasting an exotic island and a national park, this is no ordinary whale watching tour. Your Dominican adventure kicks off in Samana Bay, famed for its humpback whales. Observe – with luck – these graceful creatures at play before docking at Bacardi Island for a creole lunch followed by downtime on the beach. Rounding off the day is a tour of La Farola.

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Punta Cana Can-Am Off-road Buggy Ride
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Punta Cana - Punta Cana Can-Am Off-road Buggy Ride

This is a Dominican Republic backcountry tour like no other. Driving a can-am ATV buggy, you'll crawl on dirt roads through villages and race on a rally track as well as swim in a vast cenote cave. You'll also get to taste typical local products such as cassava pastry. An experience that'll put a bit of oomph into your holiday.

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Monkeyland Safari and Countryside Home Visit
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Puerto Plata - Monkeyland Safari and Countryside Home Visit

Family adventures are what holidays are all about – and this one has the whole clan covered. First up is a trip to Monkeyland – home to hundreds of chattering squirrel monkeys – for some fun in the jungle. Spot these friendly creatures frolicking in the trees, before time to interact and feed them. Then, you'll head to a countryside home to learn how life was like yesteryear.

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Saona Island & Sunset Cruise
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Punta Cana - Saona Island & Sunset Cruise

It's the extra-special touches that make this trip to Saona Island so delightful. You'll cruise on over to one of the prettiest islands in the Dominican Republic, where virgin beaches are framed by coconut trees and natural pools come as standard.You'll skirt along the shores of East National Park to see iguanas basking in the morning sun on your way to a natural swimming pool. And you'll get there before the crowds do so you can sip on a drink in peace and quiet while soaking your toes in the turquoise water.Then, look around the village of Mano Juan on a walking tour, which will end with a coconut drink on the beach. Now for the relaxing bit – you'll head to Playa Tao Beach Club for a pina colada under the shade of the 1000 coconut trees. And it doesn't end there – you'll hit the exclusive Blue Lagoon Beach Club for a buffet lunch and open bar. Then finally board the catamaran for a sunset cruise with music and sparkling wine.

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Tour of Altos de Chavon
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Punta Cana - Tour of Altos de Chavon

Take a STEP walking tour through the cobbled lanes and leafy squares of Altos de Chavon – a place that's like a little Italy, but in the middle of the Dominican Republic. Along with its art galleries, workshops and al fresco cafés, you can visit its archaeological museum and the amphitheatre that Frank Sinatra christened.Surrounded by pretty gardens, pavement cafés and some stunning scenery, this replica Mediterranean village looks like the real deal. But it's more than just a tourist attraction – it's a culture hub, too.Music megastars like Frank Sinatra, Carlos Santana and the Pet Shop Boys have all graced the stage of its Roman-style amphitheatre. And inside St. Stanislaus Church & Art Museum, you can admire works by local artists. Then there's the shopping. Enjoy free time to explore its boutiques, jewellers and craft shops for gifts and souvenirs you won't find anywhere else.

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Punta Cana Illusions Theatre Show
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Punta Cana - Punta Cana Illusions Theatre Show

A magical night out awaits you in Punta Cana. With mind-bending performances from some of the very best acrobats, dancers and drag-artists in the Caribbean, you'll be transported to another dimension on this evening at the Illusions Theatre Show. Top your experience off with an open bar as standard, as well as upgrade options for dinner, and you've got yourself a winning potion.

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Go Catalina Catamaran Cruise
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Punta Cana - Go Catalina Catamaran Cruise

Sailing, snorkelling and sunbathing. This Catalina Island catamaran cruise is all about living it up on holidays. First up is a snorkel stop at the famous The Wall dive site. Then it's on to the island for downtime. Sip on welcome soft drinks before feasting on a buffet lunch and spending the afternoon chilling on a private beach.

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Puerto Plata Mega Adrenaline Buggy & Zipline Tour
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Puerto Plata - Puerto Plata Mega Adrenaline Buggy & Zipline Tour

This is your chance to shine as the Tarzan of the Dominican jungle on this half day action-packed adventure tour from Puerto Plata. You'll venture into tropical terrain on buggies and experience the thrill of six zip lines, with impressive views across the jungle and surrounding countryside. And to keep you hydrated, you'll have organic fruit and soft drinks throughout the morning.

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Private Saona Island Tour with Cotubanama National Park
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Punta Cana - Private Saona Island Tour with Cotubanama National Park

Saona Island is one of the gleaming jewels in the Dominican Republic's crown. On this private tour, you'll enjoy the personal touch as you visit Saona's natural wonders. First up is a coastal tour of Cotubanama National Park. You'll then stop at a natural pool for a dip before heading to an enticing beach for lunch and free time. Ramon, one of our local guides, says, ‘We work hard to protect our habitats and all the species that make Saona so special. We were the first country to protect manatees by law, and we've a turtle conservation programme here on the island, too.'Once you've made your way by private coach and fast boat to Saona, the sightseeing can begin in earnest. You'll cruise the shoreline of Cotubanama National Park while your guide points out the island wildlife. See the rocks of El Peñón, explore mangroves and glide through the Catuano channel to a fish and bird sanctuary. Ramon adds, ‘The park is named after Taino chief Cotubanama, who resisted Spanish conquest and fled to Saona. It's very symbolic of our history.'Next, it's time to cool off in the natural pool, formed by sandbanks in the open sea. Docking at one of Saona's fabulous beaches, you'll step off the boat for some quality time with your party – who's relaxing on the sand, and who's getting straight onto the beach volleyball pitch? Savour a buffet lunch before settling in for more beach time. The Special option has upgraded menu and drinks options plus an afternoon visit to a second natural pool.

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Anamuya Mountains Ziplining & Buggy Ride
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Punta Cana - 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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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 favorites. 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 snorkeling. When the sun goes down, Puerto Plata heats up, with Cabarete and Sosúa among the top nightlife hotspots in the Dominican Republic. 4. Go snorkeling 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.

Get ready to visit the Dominican Republic

1. 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.

2. 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 snorkeling. Playa Rincón in Samaná is often considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, with white sand and turquoise waters.

3. What are the typical dishes of Dominican cuisine?

Dominican cuisine is all about simple yet incredibly tasty dishes that blend different flavors 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.