DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
The Dominican Republic’s best days out.
The 15 most-booked dessert tours in the Dominican Republic, with what each one actually delivers, who runs it and what it costs before you commit a day to it.
ATV jungle ride from Punta Cana with a freshwater cenote swim, then chocolate, coffee, tea, mamajuana and rum tasting, plus Macao Beach time.
Most Popular“Great time into was great guide and excellent experience. Would recommend it to do it while your visiting”
Punta Cana ATV ride plus a cenote swim, farm tastings, and Macao Beach. Hotel pickup included for a 4-hour eco adventure.
“The ATV riding was a lot of fun, although shorter than anticipated. Felix was a fun and helpful guide. The water cave was a nice, quick stop, but the coffee/chocolate tasting wasn't the cultural experience I had hoped for. It was a sales pitch and time to buy Dominican products. The ride to Macao beach…”
Punta Cana buggy adventure with coffee and chocolate tastings, cenote swim, and Macao Beach. Pickup and transport included.
“This was ok but it was my least favorite activity that I did on my DR trip. They picked us up in a rickety truck that wasn’t very comfortable (all my other tours used vans or charter buses). Driving the buggies was fun, but definitely bring glasseRead more”
Muddy Macao buggy ride, a stunning beach stop, crystal-clear cave swim, and chocolate and coffee tasting in Punta Cana for $53.
“Very dusty and hot. Bring a bandana or face mask so you can breathe. Very crowded so be prepared to start and stop to wait.”
Hop on a Punta Cana buggy for off-road tracks, chocolate and coffee tasting, a cenote stop, and a relaxing visit to Macao Beach.
“Your agency did not let me know when I booked the Excursion that you did not pick up at the Hilton La Romana on Tuesdays. I asked for a refund.”
Ride a rally-style ATV, taste organic chocolate and coffee, swim in a 25-foot cave, then relax at Macao Beach in Punta Cana.
“Our tour guy was great, the experience was fun. The cave was beautiful and a great experience. Definitely would do it again.”
Private Puerto Plata tour blending Mount Isabel views, Umbrella Street, rum at Macorix, and organic cocoa at Del Oro with lunch.
“The tour was amazing and enough time was allocated for each stop. The included lunch was delicious and you will not leave hungry.”
Punta Cana ATV or buggy ride through the jungle to organic farm tastings, then a cave with coffee and chocolate, ending at Macao Beach.
“Here are all the surprises we received upon showing up: 1) started 1 hour late, 2) pressured to buy stuff when arriving at gift shop, 3) only kids 17+ can drive, 4) bring your own goggles and bandana or you have to buy them at THEIR gift shop Read more”
Boogie through Punta Cana’s jungle on ATVs, swim in a crystal-clear cave, taste coffee and cocoa, then relax at Macao Beach.
“I had a great experience with my family. Staff were professional and helpful. I would be recommending this place to others.”
Get muddy in Punta Cana on a jungle buggy, then cool off at a cenote and Macao Beach, plus Dominican coffee and chocolate tasting.
“I loved the entire tour, the staff was very friendly, especially the driver who picked us up, Peter. I really enjoyed the experience and how they treat their customers...”
Buggy through Punta Cana jungle to coffee and chocolate tasting, then cenote swimming and Macao Beach time on a 3-hour adventure for $60.
“I had sooo much fun! Guides were professional and helpful. The buggy ride was great and the chocolate tea tasted sooo good! Amazing tour!”
Half-day Punta Cana ATV adventure with coffee and chocolate tasting, a crystal-clear cave, and a beach finish at Macao Bay.
“Very nice trip, recommendation for the company, good wipers, good quality quads, 300 size engine. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
One stop for Punta Cana rum, cigars, coffee, chocolate, and Larimar. Pickup included, flexible timing, and cultural shopping under one roof.
“Ease of transportion. Fun drivers. Easy to book. Constant contact with vendor. Easy return and drop off.”
A 25–30 minute, small-group chocolate tour in Santo Domingo focused on cacao history, chocolate-making basics, and tastings for families.
“The movie and information was good. However, you need to know the factor tour and chocolate bar making was not included which was disappointing for us.”
Punta Cana chocolate master class at Taino Concept Store. Make cacao balls and chocolate bark, learn the cacao story, and take treats home.
“Our class had 5 people in it (our group of 3 and another couple). Ages ranged from 15 to just over 50. Everyone in our group of 3 were very happy with the class and all said that we would recommend it in a heartbeat. I'm also very confidenRead more”
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