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Tour

Tour of Saona Island Beaches

Visit the most pristine corners of the Dominican Republic with this tour of the beaches of Saona Island from La Romana or Bayahibe. Paradise awaits!. Tour Details. At the designated time, we'll pick you up and head to Bayahibe to board a boat for...

  • 8 - 12 hours
  • 8/10 | 51 reviews

Visit the most pristine corners of the Dominican Republic with this tour of the beaches of Saona Island from La Romana or Bayahibe. Paradise awaits!

Tour Details

At the designated time, we'll pick you up and head to Bayahibe to board a boat for Saona Island.

During the cruise, there will be a stop at Palmilla beach in Cotubanamá National Park. Upon arrival at Saona Island, we will visit the beaches of La Caleta and Mano Juan for swimming and relaxing until lunchtime.

Lunch consists of fish or chicken, rice, meat, salad, pasta, and a non-alcoholic beverage. Afterward, we will visit the sea turtle conservation center in Mano Juan to learn about turtle care and incubation.

Next, we will head to Los Flamencos Beach and tour the mangrove areas. You will see schools of tropical fish and can swim to view the starfish, ensuring not to disturb them.

The experience concludes with a toast featuring a famous Dominican rum, followed by a return to the meeting point, totaling between 8 and 11.5 hours.

Pickup Points

During the booking process, you can choose to be picked up at one of the following locations:

Bayahibe Pier: Calle Bahía 2La Romana Pier: Calle Dr. Teófilo Hernández 60bYour hotel in BayahibeYour hotel in La Romana

Note that pickup is not available in Playa Nueva Romana (primarily including Bahía Príncipe La Romana and Bouganville hotels). Pickup details will be provided during the booking process.

Itinerary Adjustments

Be aware that the order of the itinerary may change depending on availability.

Prices

Included

  • Hotel pickup and drop–off (depending on selection)
  • Transport by minibus & speedboat
  • English–speaking guide
  • Water, soft drinks & rum on board
  • Dominican meal
  • Entry to Cotubanamá National Park

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not advisable for people with reduced mobility

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