Beach Day Trips From Punta Cana
Join us today at one of the most beautiful places in the Dominican Republic – Boca de Yuma. Perched on a coral reef overlooking Yuma Bay, you will get to see the rugged beauty of the cliffs and the splashing of ocean waves. During our day, we’ll also take a short boat ride to learn about the intriguing Jean Ponce Leon and also explore some historic cave paintings. There are also a number of delicious restaurants that complement this beautiful setting, making it the perfect way to immerse yourself in the local way of life and culture.
Tour Highlights
Trip Details
The Nitty Gritty
Price (USD)
- Adults: $99.99
- Children 3 to 10: $49.95
- Toddlers 0 to 2: free
Departure time
9 am
Meeting point
We’ll pick you up at your hotel
Availability
7 days a week, all-year-round
Duration
6-7 hours
Group size
Minimum 2, maximum 14
Included
- Round-trip transportation from your hotel in an air-conditioned passenger van
- Water, soda, Dominican rum
Not included
Lunch: (restaurant to be decided by the passengers) paid by each guest. Typically, $7 to $15 per person
What to bring
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Bathing suit
- Towel
- Credit/debit card
- Petty cash
About your guide
1 professional and friendly driver/guide/translator
What You’ll See & Do
Setting off towards the south coast, you’ll pass rugged scrublands, marginal farmlands, and sugarcane fields. The beach that we’ll spend the day at is rarely visited by tourists. Once we reach our destination, the views are simply breathtaking. Sitting on a coral reef overlooking Yuma Bay, it’s the perfect location to relax and unwind.
You will get to enjoy the beauty of the rugged cliffs and the splashing of ocean waves while you’ll have some free time to walk and relax on an unspoiled local beach. You will then be taking a short boat ride to explore a gorgeous river and its estuary before we visit the spot where Jean Ponce Leon (a Spanish explorer and conquistador) first landed coupled with a visit to the Jean Ponce Leon Museum.
A stop along the river will be to a cave which allows us to explore the artworks of the inhabitants “Tainos” who called this island home long before European occupation. Geologically speaking, the cave has secrets for you to explore…
Join us today!
