PUNTA CANA · FARMS
A week here has room for about five of these. These 5 farm visits justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide over breakfast and get back to the pool.
Spend about eight hours exploring the Dominican Republic by horse, buggy, zipline, and foot. You’ll visit a coffee and cocoa farm, Higuey’s Basilica, and the Anamuya River, with lunch, drinks, hotel transfers, and guides such as Javier, Chris, Juan, or Christian included.
“Be prepared it is long! The excursions was amazing though. Food was just okay. The tour guides were great”
Spend about three and a half hours driving a buggy over rough country roads, tasting coffee and cacao at an organic farm, swimming at Macao Beach, and cooling off in Los Hoyos del Salado cave. Joshua and George are among the guides who have led groups. Expect mud, sun, and a busy schedule.
“Joshua was our guide and he was amazing. Loved all the stops! Would definitely recommend this for a couple or family.”
Ride your own ATV from Punta Cana through rough forest roads to an organic farm, where you taste coffee, chocolate, tobacco, and rum. Then swim in a 25-foot water cave and relax at Macao Beach. Guides including Vladimir, Gary, and Regina keep the group together and safe.
“Amazing experience! Vladimir and Gary made sure our entire group made it there and back safely. Be prepared to get extremely muddy but it’s so worth the experience. Highly recommend.”
Spend about four hours driving a buggy through rural Punta Cana, tasting coffee, chocolate, green tea, mamajuana, and cigars at an organic farm, swimming in a 25-foot water cave, and relaxing at Macao Beach. Guides including Panda, Alexis, Alex, and Pablo lead the small group.
“Great experience! Panda was so nice and explained everything! Super fun experience highly recommend! The beach was beautiful and everyone was so nice!”
Start with a 7:30 a.m. pickup for muddy buggy trails, then ride horses, zip between trees, visit a Dominican home, taste chocolate and coffee, and enjoy lunch before Macao Beach. Christopher may guide the day, with Spanish, English, and French support available.
“Our tour guides were absolutely amazing—super welcoming and made us feel like family from start to finish. They kept the rum flowing and the energy high throughout the day. The included lunch was delicious, and they did a great job steering us away from the typical tourist traps, which made the experience feel more authentic. All the activities were a blast, but be sure to pack sunscreen and bug spray—the mosquitoes are no joke! A special highlight was an extra stop they made so we could try some authentic Dominican food, which was incredibly tasty. Highly recommend this tour company if you're looking for a fun, local, and memorable experience!”
Pick a beach, a boat, a track or a bar.
