Top Punta Cana Street Food Tours

Take a break from the heat in Punta Cana by opting for a chocolate-making class. Discover the process of how chocolate is made, from bean to bar, as your instructor teaches you to make cacao balls from grounded beans and chocolate barks from liquid chocolate. Get expert tips to improve your skills, and contests during the class will keep you entertained.

Immerse yourself in the culinary culture of the Dominican Republic—beyond simply eating in local restaurants—with this hands-on cooking class. Food-loving travelers will love learning about traditional Taino cooking and tasting fresh local ingredients. Suitable for participants of all ages, this class finishes up with a feast of the creations the class made.

Genuine Dominican Republic Experiences Immerse yourself in the Dominican culture while we explore the gorgeous town of Higuey with our friendly local guide. We will visit food markets and famous local monuments while you meet and chat with the locals. This off-the-beaten-trail tour was created to give visitors a true idea of Dominican life. We want each of you to take a piece of the area’s rich history and intriguing culture home with you.

Join this adult group-tour where you will learn all about one of the Dominican’s most famous products-rum. You’ll be visiting Oliver and Oliver, and the staff there will take you through a range of rum, sugar cane, and other tastings, and tell you about the history of the house, too. Round-trip hotel transfers are also included to keep things easy.

Book this small-group tour to get a taste of the Dominican Republic in Punta Cana. This tour provides the transport to several different restaurants, where you will have the option to purchase different cuisines, from seafood, Mediterranean cuisine, desert, coffee, and drinks. Your driver will be waiting to take you to your next destination in your air-conditioned car with Wi-Fi.

This tour is pure fun, contact with nature and an authentic way to get to know the real side of Punta Cana. It’s not just driving a buggy, it’s getting a little dirty, laughing a lot and enjoying landscapes that don’t appear in tourist brochures. It is a relaxed, joyful and perfect experience to share with family, friends or partner.