About this experience
Visit Isla Saona, currently the most popular excursion offered in the Dominican Republic. Explore this quintessential tropical beach with swaying palm trees, bone-white sand, and lapping turquoise waters.
Highlights
- Visit Saona Island, an idyllic speck of sand and palm trees in the blue Caribbean
- Board a state-of-the-art speedboat for the thrilling ride out to the island
- Spend the day exploring; stroll along the beach, relax in the white sand and swim in the azure water
- Sip drinks from the open bar and enjoy a buffet lunch of traditional Dominican fare
- Stop at a natural swimming pool filled with starfish
What's included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- 30-minute stop at the biggest natural swimming pool
- 3 hours at the Saona Island
- Snacks
- Professional guide
- Speed boat and catamaran to Isla Saona
- Buffet lunch (BBQ, salad and typical Dominican fare)
- Beer, rum, and soft drinks (open bar)
- Lobster and premium drinks (only included in the VIP option)
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Benefit from hotel pickup and drop-off, stop off at a huge natural swimming pool, and enjoy snacks as you go. Benefit from the services of a guide, ride a speed boat and catamaran, and feast on a buffet lunch including drinks.
Begin the tour by boarding a speedboat and jetting off to Saona Island. On the way, stop to swim in a waist-deep natural swimming pool with transparent waters. If you're lucky you'll see some starfish.
When you arrive at Isla Saona, you'll have many activities to choose from. Wade in the turquoise waters, visit the open bar, take a nap on a beach lounge chair, walk along the coastline, or play volleyball.
Indulge in a typical Dominican lunch of chicken, pork, rice, beans, salad, and fruit. You can even enjoy lobster and premium drinks when you book the VIP option. Take your time to discover the island and do it all.
Things to note
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Swimwear
- Sun hat
- Cash
Terms & conditions
NOTE: From March 01 to June 01 of every year lobsters consumption is not available due to natural preservation.
Pregnant travelers are not allowed to participate due to boat movement