Private Fishing Charter on a 32-Foot Luhrs
A private charter on the 32-foot Luhrs Open Express “Cana”, up to four passengers, with a toilet and shower on board. From $500 per boat for four hours, free cancellation 48 hours ahead.
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic · 4h · up to 4 guests · $500 per boat for four hours
What is this tour like?
A private charter on the 32-foot Luhrs Open Express “Cana”, up to four passengers, with a toilet and shower on board. From $500 per boat for four hours, free cancellation 48 hours ahead.
Four passengers on a 32-footer is a comfortable number rather than a packed one, and the head and shower matter on a boat where you may be out for most of the day. Four hours of fishing are $500, six hours $600 and a nine-hour day $940; adding a snorkelling stop costs $50 more on each.
The operator’s rate page includes the captain and the mate, fees and taxes, refreshments, food and transport in the price, and gives $600 as the average cost per boat across its fleet. Guests are collected by private van at the hotel entrance.
For more than four, the operator’s larger boats take five (Blue Sky and Gone Dog), six (Sherlock) or eight (Fortuna), from $550 to $700 for four hours.
What are the highlights?
- The whole boat is yours: no sharing the rail with strangers
- A toilet and a shower on board
- Four hours, six hours or a nine-hour day, with snorkelling as a $50 add-on
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- Boarding at the marina
The 32-foot Luhrs is yours for the outing, up to four passengers.
- Out to the fishing grounds
The crew rigs the lines on the way out.
- Trolling
The main part of the outing, with the crew working the rods.
- Snorkelling stop, if you add it
A $50 add-on to the four-, six- or nine-hour outing.
- Back to the dock
Four, six or nine hours depending on the option you booked.
What's included in the price?
- Private use of the 32-foot boat with captain and crew
- Private van transfer from your hotel
- Toilet and shower on board
- Refreshments and food, as listed on the rate page
What's not included?
- Tips for the crew
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Pick-up by private van at the entrance of your hotel; the operator confirms the time when you book.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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