Enjoy 48 hrs sailing tour in Bayahibe, Dominican Republic

This deal is only valid from May to November and is limited to a maximum of 6 people. Enjoy a 48-hour voyage in total comfort in one of our four deluxe rooms onboard.

Our French-Dominican staff would be delighted to welcome you aboard our extremely comfortable boat, designed and built by the skipper himself. During your visit, do not hesitate to sit beside the Captain at the helm and listen to his narrative. Or strike up a nice conversation with our two French crew members, who have left everything behind to go on an adventurous journey in the Caribbean. The two Dominican sailors who have been with them since the catamaran's construction will look after the boat before, during, and after your amazing day with us. We can talk to everyone on our small group tours.

Our boat, a luxurious 21.5m catamaran, was built in 2013. It provides enough of room for lounging and sunbathing in a secure setting. The boat can accommodate up to 50 passengers, however we decided to limit the maximum number of daily passengers to 25 for comfort reasons.

For your first day, we will transport you to Catalina. The island is worldwide recognized for its coral reefs and brightly colored tropical fish, which can all be seen with minimal snorkeling equipment. As we begin floating around Casa de Campo, where many celebrities vacation, lunch will be served on board. Our catamaran will next make its way to the Chavon River, which has been used in many films, including Jurassic Park and Apocalypse Now.

We'll then cruise under the stars to a natural swimming hole, where we'll anchor for a calm night staring at the stars reflected in the water. Dinner will be provided onboard, and will include a freshly caught lobster, a local specialty.

We will make course towards the marvel of Saona, a true Dominican Republic jewel, after a delicious breakfast provided onboard and a morning swim. Lunch will be provided at a local restaurant on Playa Tao, where you will have complete access to loungers, hammocks, and canopy beds. We will then begin sailing back to Bayahibe, stopping along the way at one of the island's most conserved locations, a natural bathing hole, where you will be able to view huge starfish, birds of all types, and beautiful pelicans.