Embárquese en una excursión en barco de un día entero a la isla Catalina, a tiro de piedra de la costa sur del continente. Echará el ancla para bucear en uno de los arrecifes de coral más animados de la República Dominicana, La Pared, donde podrá ver una colorida alfombra de corales vivos, cangrejos y peces tropicales. A continuación, se dirigirá a tierra firme, donde podrá disfrutar de un rato de playa y almorzar al estilo dominicano. Carnes frescas a la parrilla, arroz y ensaladas acompañados de cerveza, ron o refrescos.
Actividades
Excursión en barco a la isla Catalina con snorkel y almuerzo dominicano
Desde
99,00 US$
Cancelación gratuita
Idiomas: Inglés
Se acepta el bono en el móvil
Duración:
more than 8 hours
Ventajas
- Navegarás por un trozo del mar Caribe hasta la isla Catalina
- Su parada de snorkel es en un parque nacional marino rebosante de vida marina
- El almuerzo se sirve en la playa, con platos típicos dominicanos y una selección de bebidas.
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Incluye
Crucero en barco
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Almuerzo
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Bebidas
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Barra libre de bebidas locales
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Transporte
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Guía
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Equipo
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Paradas para hacer snorkeling
Crucero en barco
Importante
- Los niños menores de 10 años no pueden participar en la parada de snorkel.
- Regresará a Bayahibe sobre las 17:30 y a Punta Cana sobre las 18:30.
- No recomendable para mujeres embarazadas o personas con problemas de espalda
- No apto para personas con movilidad reducida
- No recomendable para familias con niños pequeños
- Los niños deben ser supervisados por un adulto (mayor de 18 años) en todo momento
- Traer repelente de mosquito biodegradable
- Traer toalla
- Traer bañador, toalla y protector solar
- Se recomienda traer calzado comodo
- Lleva algo de dinero para gastos extra o propinas
- Sujeto a condiciones climáticas
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Organizado por
TUI DOMINICANA, S.A.S
Cargo por reserva
¡Buenas noticias! Esta reserva no tiene ningún cargo adicional.
Política de cancelación
Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 2 days antes de que comience la actividad.
La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia
Basado en 3 valoraciones de clientes reales
67%
33%
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Categorías de la valoración
Personal
4,7/5
Relación calidad-precio
4,7/5
Servicio
4,7/5
Seguridad
4,7/5
lisa
De Estados Unidos de América - agosto de 2025Viajó con la familia
35 - 44 años
Excelente
Valoración global5/5
The organisation was outstanding, our transport arrived to take us to the communal coach exactly on time. The tour guide was friendly and fun, extreme ...
Lee & Phil
De Estados Unidos de América - junio de 2025Viajó con la familia
35 - 44 años
Excelente
Valoración global5/5
The Connells
De Estados Unidos de América - mayo de 2025Viajó en pareja
25 - 34 años
Bien
Valoración global4/5
Lovely island and boat. Transfer to marina a bit long winded though
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