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Punta Cana : Excursion en buggy ou en VTT sur la plage et visite d'un cénote
Take a buggy or ATV ride around the scenic beaches of Punta Cana. Relax on Macao Beach, go swimming in pristine Caribbean waters, and visit an idyllic cenote.
Get picked up from your hotel and head towards the interior of Punta Cana. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the landscape, dotted by coffee and cocoa plantations. Learn about the route and find out how to operate the buggy or ATV safely.
Then, start your engine and set off through the rugged, mud-covered trail. Stop at Macao Beach, away from the crowds around the big hotels. Relax on the clean sand and swim in its crystalline Caribbean waters. Continue along the buggy route towards the Indigenous Springs. Discover this idyllic cenote as you disembark to explore the underground pool. Go for a dip in its turquoise waters before moving on. Finish your tour with drop-off back at your hotel in Punta Cana.
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Rabby -
The prize in charge at the hotel is super. Arrivé sur place, le guide nous a directement encadré, équipé et donner les consignes de security. Lors de l’activité nous avons pu découvrir la culture dominicaine. At the end of the activity, we will transport you to the hotel. Je vous conseille cette activité. A très bon rapport qualité/prix.
Rabby -
When I arrived I was a bit taken aback by the facilities, but I have to say that it was wonderful, the transportation was great and the guys who organized the activity were super friendly, they were always looking out for the buggies which didn’t cause any problems, by the way. They give you advice on the beach, there are a lot of people selling and they take really good care of you, during the trip they are attentive, the guy in the photos was great, although I didn’t buy them, the cenote seemed spectacular to me, it’s true that you are very short on time but you really enjoy it. Macao beach is beautiful, what I liked least was the Dominican house which is practically for selling products.