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Seven days of shorelines, speedboats and zip lines — this guided Punta Cana package combines Saona Island, horseback on the Maimon, zipline splashes and a Flintstone buggy run. Read on for what to expect and how to prepare.
Seven days of shorelines, speedboats and zip lines — this guided Punta Cana package combines Saona Island, horseback on the Maimon, zipline splashes and a Flintstone buggy run. Read on for what to expect and how to prepare.
Dawn breaks over a ribbon of white sand and the Caribbean pulls you awake — salt on the air, palm shadows stretching across an all-inclusive resort where your week begins. A driver meets you at the airport and the first day is gentle: check-in, a quiet evening to set plans and try local flavors before the days intensify.
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Operated by BM TOURS SA · Punta Cana, La Altagracia
Dawn breaks over a ribbon of white sand and the Caribbean pulls you awake — salt on the air, palm shadows stretching across an all-inclusive resort where your week begins. A driver meets you at the airport and the first day is gentle: check-in, a quiet evening to set plans and try local flavors before the days intensify.
This seven-day itinerary threads classic Punta Cana highlights: horseback rides along Maimon River and reef-lined beaches, a full-day run to Saona Island inside Parque Nacional del Este, a six-line Zipline Mega Splash that ends with a plunge into a waterfall pool, and a Flintstone-style buggy route over limestone hills and past small farms. Geology here is coastal carbonate: broad beaches backed by dunes, offshore coral reefs and mangrove-lined inlets that shelter seagrass and turtles. Culturally, expect Dominican hospitality, merengue and bachata beats, and seafood-centric plates with Afro-Taíno and Spanish influences.
Practical side: active days require closed-toe shoes for buggies and ziplines, reef-safe sunscreen for boat and island stops, and a passport for transfers. Activity notes include a 120 kg zipline limit and some moderate mobility requirements for horseback and water entries. Most meals and hotel accommodations are included; itineraries run as group excursions with local guides and set pick-up times.
Plan for midday heat on Saona, bring a small dry bag for phones, and budget time to tip guides and boat crews. With guided logistics handled, this trip lets you trade planning for movement — from forested tack paths to turquoise horizons — while still needing the basics: hydration, sun protection, and reliable footwear.
Yes — airport pickup and drop-off are included and arranged for your flight times; you’ll provide arrival details during booking.
The listed activities — horseback, Saona island excursion, zipline, and buggy tour — are included, along with 7 days of meals and accommodation at the all-inclusive hotel.
Yes — a valid passport is required for airport transfers and international travel; keep it handy during check-in and departure.
Children can join many activities, but some have age, height or weight limits (for example zipline limits) — check specific operator policies before booking.
BM TOURS SA operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Dawn breaks over a ribbon of white sand and the Caribbean pulls you awake — salt on the air, palm shadows stretching across an all-inclusive resort where your week begins. A driver meets you at the airport and the first day is gentle: check-in, a quiet evening to set plans and try local flavors before the days intensify.
Dawn breaks over a ribbon of white sand and the Caribbean pulls you awake — salt on the air, palm shadows stretching across an all-inclusive resort where your week begins. A driver meets you at the airport and the first day is gentle: check-in, a quiet evening to set plans and try local flavors before the days intensify.
This seven-day itinerary threads classic Punta Cana highlights: horseback rides along Maimon River and reef-lined beaches, a full-day run to Saona Island inside Parque Nacional del Este, a six-line Zipline Mega Splash that ends with a plunge into a waterfall pool, and a Flintstone-style buggy route over limestone hills and past small farms. Geology here is coastal carbonate: broad beaches backed by dunes, offshore coral reefs and mangrove-lined inlets that shelter seagrass and turtles. Culturally, expect Dominican hospitality, merengue and bachata beats, and seafood-centric plates with Afro-Taíno and Spanish influences.
Practical side: active days require closed-toe shoes for buggies and ziplines, reef-safe sunscreen for boat and island stops, and a passport for transfers. Activity notes include a 120 kg zipline limit and some moderate mobility requirements for horseback and water entries. Most meals and hotel accommodations are included; itineraries run as group excursions with local guides and set pick-up times.
Plan for midday heat on Saona, bring a small dry bag for phones, and budget time to tip guides and boat crews. With guided logistics handled, this trip lets you trade planning for movement — from forested tack paths to turquoise horizons — while still needing the basics: hydration, sun protection, and reliable footwear.