SAFARIS · DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SAFARIS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 dominican republic safaris justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the packing.
Review of Monkeyland and Plantation Safari from Punta Cana, with monkey encounters, cacao tasting, transport details, costs, and practical tips.
“Fun friendly and well worth going. Everyone is so lovely and its a great morning out Great photo opportunities and the kids keep asking to go back”
Review of Punta Cana’s Monkeyland safari and plantation tour, with squirrel monkeys, coffee, cacao, local culture, prices, tips, and practical advice.
“Only downfall was first part of pick up from hotel to meet point. We sat in open truck, well the wind is not nice, you go round 70 km/h and that is not nice to sit there. After, no complaints, every part of the trip is worth it. The main part: monkeys. They are super-cute, very interactive, calm and do not steel phones of glasses or hats. Came with a baseball hat, they like to sit on it. You get a lot of time with them, surely gonna do a lot of lovely pics by your self or from the keepers for 40 euro all of the pics they do.…”
Review of the Punta Cana countryside safari, with Anamuya Mountains, Dominican food, coffee, cigars, local culture, beach time, and practical tips.
“Our host, Angel and our driver, Felix were fabulous! The tour was beautiful and very informative. Maria’s home and plantation were our favorite part of the day. Being able to eat right there was an added bonus.”
Explore Higüey, Macao Beach, Dominican food, coffee, cocoa, horses, and local life on this lively Punta Cana cultural safari.
“It was full pack trip, money well spent. Horse ride, local store, coffee and cocao processing, lunch was delicious, most importantly our driver/ tour guide Wester is kind, very friendly, we feel safe with him and superb on showing us important establishments along our trip. My family enjoyed our tour.”
Review of Punta Cana’s Hacienda Tuko adventure with eight-line zipline, buggies, horseback riding, Dominican lunch, and hotel pickup.
“It is a long day for be prepared (8-4pm). The activities were fun and the employees did everything to make sure you were safe. Walking and climbing status are necessary for the zip line activity so be prepared. It was nice that we got to see a local beach. Our guide Jeudi was great. He gave us clear directions before arriving and had us laughing along the way.”
Review of Punta Cana’s $50 dune buggy adventure, with Macao Beach, caves, cocoa and coffee stops, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“I don’t need you $24 credit i need refund Place is a joke it tells you on the title dune buggy safari beach and cave avengers We did not do any all I hear is they closed it’s closed all we did is driver dumb buggy that was like 30 years old Read more”
Ride a buggy through Macao Beach, cool off at a cave pool, visit sand dunes, and enjoy coffee and a traditional Dominican house for $35.
“Positives: Lots of fun! Macao Beach was beautiful. The cave pool was awesome! The guides were great and made sure everyone was safe and following the rules. Everyone got really muddy! Negatives: The stop at Macao Beach for food and Read more”
Review the Punta Cana buggy tour to Playa Macao and sand dunes, with muddy trails, beach views, cultural stops, transport, price, and practical tips.
“Went on a Dune Buggy excursion about 10 years ago in Punta Cana and had a great time. Went this trip to take my 14 year old nephew. Wish I still new name of the other company as this one was/is a sham in comparison. 40+ buggies all iRead more”
Open 4x4, battered jeep, quad bike, camel or balloon basket.
