Small Group: Saona Island Full Day Tour
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$165 / person
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About this experience
This unique experience to Saona Island offering for small groups of 14 pax. Limited 2 Groups. We will visit places not visited by the masses, we will go by Speedboat to the town of Mano Juan, the only places inside the Saona island with a local community. Here we will know a community leader who run the turtle conservation area, we will have the time for learn about Turtle and how important they are for the planet. In Mano Juan, we will serve you a breakfast: sandwiches cheese tomatoes & turkey ham. After Mano Juan Beach, We will be visiting Abanico Beach the most beautiful and famous white sands beaches, perfect beach for jump in the water and enjoy the Caribbean Sea of Dominican Republic. Beach chairs and open bar. In Abanico Beach we will enjoy a private self service Buffet Lunch with Dominican Food. After lunch, we will go to see the Mangrove and explain their roll. After, we go to Palmilla Beach, snorkeling to See Star Fish. Ending at Bayahibe Reef doing Snorkeling for see fish.
ExploreDomRep travel tips
- •Bring sunscreen and water — The DR sun is intense year-round. Reef-safe sunscreen is appreciated at beach and ocean excursions.
- •Cash is king for tips — Tour guides, drivers, and boat operators appreciate tips in Dominican pesos (DOP) or USD. Budget RD$200–500 per person for a half-day tour.
- •Book morning slots— Morning tours avoid the afternoon heat and rain showers (especially May–November). You'll also beat the crowds at popular spots.
- •Hotel pickup availability — Many tours offer free pickup from Punta Cana, Bavaro, and Santo Domingo hotels. Check the inclusions above or confirm with the operator after booking.
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