Catalina Island and Altos de Chavon

Here's What You Get

Does taking a Catamaran ride, visiting an uninhabited offshore island and a picturesque artisan village sound interesting?

If so, then let us introduce you to our Catalina Island Tour!

Although Catalina island's neighbor- Saona island - has the bigger brand name, Isla Catalina is nothing to frown upon.

At about 10 square kilometers this tropical offshore island is surrounded by white sand beaches, lazy palm trees and some of the most vibrant underwater reefs in the Dominican Republic.

And it's those reefs that set Catalina apart from Saona. Saona is for beach lovers but Catalina is for beach lovers who snorkel!

And this is how your Full Day to Isla Catalina breaks down:

• We'll head west to the town of La Romana where you'll board our party boat known as "El Fieston". Enjoy a boat tour across crystal clear waters, cruising past the multimillion dollar mansions and yachts of Casa de Campo before arriving at the quintessential Caribbean shorelines of Catalina Island.
• Enjoy a buffet lunch on the beach, with drinks and snacks served throughout the day, as you take in the swaying palm trees, white sands and transparent waters. If you're not content being lazy on the beach, put on some snorkeling gear and admire Catalina's underwater world or take a fun ride on the banana boat.
• On our return trip we visit the quaint Altos de Chavon, a replica 16th century Mediterranean village with cobblestone walkways, restaurants and artisan shops.

Boat tours and Island excursions are in high demand in Punta Cana.

Book now to reserve your spot to the lesser known Catalina island for some History, Snorkeling and of course Beach time!

What's Included

• Round trip transport
• Professional guide
• Boat transport to Catalina Island
• Snorkeling gear
• BBQ, buffet lunch
• Snacks and drinks

What to Bring

• Beach clothing
• Bathing suit
• Towel
• Camera
• Sunscreen
• Cash

• You will be picked up from your hotel in a minivan or minibus and taken to a larger bus out to the jump off point for Catalina.
• There is a dress code at Altos de Chavon and individuals cannot enter with a bathing suit. You must have shoes or sandals and men must wear shirts. Simply bring a change of clothing to cover up.