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ackermanslyn, Nov 2026
Amazing and info for Gluten Free
We had a wonderful experience! The hike was hard for some. Be honest with your abilities. The guys are super helpful. My friend is 63, had a bad knee and not the greatest shoes. Our guide took his shoes off and gave them to her! Amazing! It was hard for her but she did it! They say lunch is not gluten free but I ate the salad, pork, dirty rice, and white rice and did not get glutened. Take that for what it’s worth. I have Celiac and was fine!
adeyenka, Nov 2026
Great Experience!
Black Samson & the whole staff was great! We got to enjoy a guided buggy tour through the countryside, learn about mamajuan and locally grown products, swim in a local cave, AND stop by the beach. I would definitely recommend, just wear things you are comfortable getting dirty!
Passenger47421939017, Nov 2026
Lots of mud hahahahaha
The experience was 100 out of 100. The guys are super good people and the guide is the best of all. It was super muddy, hahaha, a lot of mud actually, but that's what it's all about and the speed is super appropriate; we went as a whole family, 3 children and 3 adults. We felt very comfortable, the best part was the cave and the beach. Sincerely: Mirian Yafreisy Castillo Espaillat.
Sondra_R, Nov 2026
Spectacular day at Saona
Yesterday, we took a day trip to Saona Island, starting very early with a pickup at 05:40am as we were in a different region. We picked up the remaining participants of the small group of only 12 as well as our amazing guide, Melvin - shoutout to him at this point! We went to Bayahibe, got on a speed boat, and first visited the Turtle Sanctuary - if you're lucky, you can see turtles hatching! We unfortunately did not get to see it, but instead got a nice wooden turtle as a souvenir, and coconut oil as a free gift - that was the first highlight! Then we went to Abanico Beach which is a location that can only be compared to what you would call 'paradise'. Teal water, palm trees, white sand - and a lunch included. Afterwards, we went to Palmilla Beach for some snorkeling, saw starfish and stingrays, and as a last activity in Bayahibe Bay, we swam again, and you could see some small fish. Melvin also told us about Haitian and Dominican Republic history, and definitely knows his stuff! Super interesting, even in the early morning! If we could find one downside, it's that the speed boat ride can get bumpy and a little rough, but other than that, it was a fantastic day! Thank you for the staff, Oto and Diego as well, who were very kind!
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Dominican Republic tours can take you on muddy ATV adventures, Samana Bay snorkeling trips, and coffee and cacao tastings—or straight to the party. For a small island, the Dominican Republic has something to offer every type of traveler. Whether you prefer to join your local guide on a family-friendly outdoor adventure, dance the day away on a booze cruise, or check out the best sightseeing in Santo Domingo, you’re sure to find a tour to help you make the most of your visit.

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