Island hopping · CATAMARAN CRUISES IN PUNTA CANA
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 catamaran cruises in Punta Cana justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to packing a dry bag.
Spend a full day reaching Saona Island by speedboat and returning by party catamaran. You’ll swim in a starfish-filled natural pool, eat Dominican food, and relax on a postcard beach. Guides such as Christian, Alex, and Eduardo are known for keeping the day lively and organized.
“Tour guide was so helpful and instructions were very clear”
You’ll travel from Punta Cana, Bávaro, Uvero Alto, or Macao to Saona Island by bus and speedboat or catamaran. Expect a natural pool stop, white-sand beach time, Dominican buffet dishes, and drinks throughout the day. Guides such as Indiana Jones help keep the boat ride lively.
“Amazinnng!I went with my friend and Indiana jones was our guide and he was such a good vibe, as well as picachu the photographer!”
Sail from Bayahibe to Saona Island by catamaran, spend 2.5 hours on a white-sand beach, enjoy a buffet and open bar, then stop at a shallow natural pool. Guides such as Christian, Juan, and Paulda are known for keeping the day organized and fun.
“it was one of the prettiest beaches we‘ve been and not to forget the guides, especially andy:)”
Spend about nine hours traveling from Punta Cana to Saona Island by speedboat and catamaran. Stop at a natural pool, swim in turquoise water, eat a Dominican buffet lunch, and join music, dancing, and drinks aboard. Guides such as Enrique and Danny have earned praise, but transport can be slow and crowded.
“This was the best experience! I was solo. Made friends. Driver Enrique was the best. 10/10 I’d do it again!”
Spend about 10 hours traveling from Punta Cana to Bayahibe, then reach Saona Island by speedboat and return by catamaran. You get hotel pickup, Cotubanamá National Park entry, a natural-pool stop, two hours on the island, lunch, and local drinks. Expect shared transport and a market stop.
“Massentourismus pur. Das Wasser ist über die Jahre durch den Massentourismus ki plett zerstört. Überall im Wasser liegen Knochenreste vom essen und das Wasser ist aufgrund 100 er Bote aufgewirbelt. Man erkennt überhaupt nichts einfach nur Müll. Bist 3 h unterwegs weil der Bus diverse andere Touristen von hotels einsammeln, voll mit Urlaubern aus frn Nachbarländern (Kolumbien, Kuba etc.). nicht zu empfehlen!!”
By hull, by landing, by how long you want to be out.
