Party Boat on a 70-Foot Catamaran, Three Hours
Three hours off Bávaro on a 70-foot catamaran with an open bar and snacks, a snorkelling stop on the reef and a natural pool, at $50 per person with hotel pick-up.
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic · 3h · $50 per person for the three-hour trip
What is this tour like?
Three hours off Bávaro on a 70-foot catamaran with an open bar and snacks, a snorkelling stop on the reef and a natural pool, at $50 per person with hotel pick-up.
This is a party boat — music, a bar that is open on board and a big deck — but it is not only a bar. The operator lists a snorkelling stop of around 40 minutes on the reef with the gear supplied, a pass by the dolphin pond and a stop at a natural pool sandbank, plus a water slide.
The three hours are on the water; the private bus to and from your hotel adds about an hour and is included in the $50, along with the open bar and the snacks.
One thing to settle when you book: the operator quotes $50 per person and also describes the catamaran as private-group only. Ask whether your date is shared and whether a minimum group size applies.
What are the highlights?
- A 70-foot catamaran, so there is deck to move around on
- Open bar and snacks are inside the $50, with nothing to buy on board
- Three hours — an afternoon rather than a whole day
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off by private bus are part of the price
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- Boarding at Bávaro
The 70-foot catamaran leaves from the Bávaro coast.
- Open bar opens
Drinks and snacks are included for the whole three hours.
- Snorkelling and the natural pool
About 40 minutes on the reef with the gear supplied, then the sandbank.
- Back after three hours
Three hours or a little more on the water, plus about an hour on the bus to and from the hotel.
What's included in the price?
- Three hours on the 70-foot catamaran
- Open bar
- Snacks, snorkelling gear and hotel transfer both ways
What's not included?
- Tips
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Pick-up at your hotel by private bus; the operator confirms the time when you book.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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