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Saona Island Private Speedboat & Natural Pool Day

Blast across turquoise Caribbean waters to Saona Island — a paradise of white sand and swaying palms inside Parque Nacional del Este. Wade a shallow natural pool, snorkel coral gardens, and feast on a Dominican lunch beachside. Pure bucket-list Caribbean.

What to expect

Your speedboat departs Bayahibe marina and skims the coastline of Parque Nacional del Este in about 45 minutes. You land on Catuano Beach, a remote crescent of blinding-white sand fringed with coconut palms. A shallow natural pool — waist-deep, warm, and electric-blue — is the iconic Instagram moment of the DR. Dominican fish, rice, and cold Presidente beer are served right on the beach before the return run.

Book it with
Seavis Bayahibe
USD 110–130 per person (private speedboat group departure)
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Good to know

Allow a full day (6–7 hrs); check your ship's all-aboard time and depart early to beat midday heat. Pre-book directly via the website — weekends fill fast. Bring reef-safe sunscreen and waterproof sandals. Bayahibe is a 20-minute taxi from La Romana cruise terminal.

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