Saona Island highlights boat tour with buffet lunch

Monkeyland adventure park

Monkeys aren't the only thing you'll see swinging through the trees on this day out. At Punta Cana's premier primate park, you can fly through the forest canopy too. Head to Monkeyland's spectacular mountain surrounds to spot super-cute squirrel monkeys and then hit the heights for a thrilling 12-wire zipline course.

Half-day Bavaro cruise with snorkel stop

This half‑day tour gives you a taste of the Caribbean in just a few chilled‑out hours. You'll cruise along Bavaro's coast, watching white‑sand beaches and palm‑lined shores roll by. There's a snorkel stop on the way, too, with the chance to see colourful fish and coral reefs up close. After that, things slow down at a natural pool where you can swim, float and unwind in the peaceful setting. Then, once you're back at the pier, you'll wrap things up with a meal at a beachside restaurant.

Punta Cana half-day catamaran cruise

Your day begins on the water, onboard a catamaran gliding out from Cabeza de Toro's Yacht Club as the coastline stretches around you. Music sets the rhythm, drinks are poured and the only thing on the agenda is to slow down and take in the sweeping views of the shore. Midway through your sailing, you'll be able to take a dip in the sea and snorkel above a reef, spotting colourful fish drifting beneath the surface of the water. The final stop is a natural pool, where you can float around and relax before heading back to port.

Punta Cana full-day tour with catamaran cruise and Monkeyland visit

From jungle paths to open water, this Punta Cana day out packs it all in. You'll begin at Casa del Coco to see how coconut oil is produced before a tasting session. Then, you'll meet friendly squirrel monkeys that live in Monkeyland, the area's top monkey park, as they swing through the trees around you. After a Dominican lunch, the day winds down with a catamaran cruise that brings snorkelling, music and a stop at a natural pool to the mix.

Punta Cana catamaran cruise with snorkelling

Watch the palm-fringed white sands sail by as you stretch out on your catamaran cruise along the Bavaro coastline. Whether you choose the morning or afternoon option, the relaxed Caribbean culture means there's no rush as you glide from a coral reef for a spot of snorkelling to a local sand bank where you can stand waist-deep in the middle of the sea. At the sand bank, or beach depending on the weather, the floating bar opens and the music is turned up, so you can swim, soak up the sun and sway to the beats, drink in hand.

Dominican Republic zip-lining and catamaran cruise with lunch

Fly from platform to platform through the tropical jungle as you tackle 12 zip-lines on this adrenaline-filled morning. There's even the chance to glide side-by-side with a partner on the longest zip-lines in the Caribbean. Recharge with a flavour-filled Dominican lunch before you head to the Yacht Club of Cabeza de Toro. For the afternoon, the energy level is dialled down a notch with a calm snorkelling session. You'll follow this up with a relaxing catamaran ride where the only thing you'll fly along is the coastline with a drink in your hand.

Anamuya buggy adventure with farm visit and catamaran cruise

Adventurers, this one's for you. You'll kick things off tearing through Anamuya in a buggy, racing over muddy trails and splashing through river crossings. Next, you'll swing by a local farm for a peek at rural Dominican life, with a look around their coffee, cacao and fruit plantations. After a lunch packed with authentic flavours, you'll slow the pace with a catamaran cruise and a chance to snorkel with tropical fish and colourful reefs. The day wraps up with a stop at a natural pool, where you can dive in, cool off and fully unwind.

Full-day tour in Mano Juan village

Explore Mano Juan, a fishing village on Saona Island, where streets are sandy paths, the ocean sets the pace and life instantly slows down. This is a place where mornings begin with fishing boats returning to shore and afternoons drift by under the Caribbean sun, far from the noise of the Dominican Republic's mainland.Mano Juan is tiny, cosy and full of everyday charm. About 500 people live here, making a living from fishing, selling crafts and running eco‑tourism activities. As you wander past colourful wooden houses, you'll spot the school, the church and little family kiosks selling handmade jewellery and carvings. When people get hungry, beachfront kitchens serve up fresh Dominican dishes — usually whatever the fishermen brought in that morning. For your lunch, you'll stop at one of the village's restaurants for a helping of frilled lobster and seafood – your drinks are included, too.Tradition runs deep here. Fishermen still use age‑old methods that help protect the waters they depend on. You'll also visit the local marine turtle conservation centre, where locals care for endangered species. Throughout the tour, you'll also stop at a white-sand beach for some R&R and a chance to go for a dip. Plus, towards the end of the outing, you'll hop on a boat and head to the Natural Pool, a natural sandbar that's known in the Dominican Republic for its bright turquoise water.

Dominicania immersive cultural park visit in Punta Cana

Dominicania is an immersive park that takes you into the heart of Dominican culture and heritage. From ancestral stories to everyday traditions, each part pulls you into moments that shape life in the Dominican Republic. Families, travellers, and kids can dive into stories, taste local delicacies like chocolate and coffee, learn about the country's love of amber and blue larimar stones, and, if you're over 18, dive into the Dominican world of rum and cigars. It's fully accessible and designed for all ages, making it the perfect way to experience the authentic side of the Dominican Republic's way of life.

Dominican Republic Travesia Panaca World Show with evening fiesta

Your day at Panaca unfolds in three parts. You'll start the afternoon with a look at rural Dominican life, including a tour of the local sugar mill and visiting some of the ranch's animals. Next, the Travesia showcases 30 artists telling the stories of the Dominican Republic through acrobatics and dance, with horses taking centre stage – they're a respected national symbol of freedom and nobility here. The visit peaks with an evening fiesta that celebrates Caribbean culture, complete with live music, dancing and traditional food and drinks, so let loose and join in with some merengue moves on the dancefloor. You can choose between three ticket types for different seating, food and drink options throughout your visit.