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Bahía de las Águilas: Private All-Inclusive Beach Day

Arrive by private boat to one of the Caribbean's last untouched wilderness beaches — a 5-mile arc of white sand with zero development. Turquoise water, dramatic cliffs, and absolute seclusion make this the ultimate bucket-list day in the Dominican Republic.

What to expect

A scenic 30-minute boat ride through turquoise Caribbean water delivers you to Bahía de las Águilas, part of the Jaragua National Park and protected by UNESCO biosphere status. All-inclusive service means cold drinks, fresh Dominican lunch, and premium snorkel gear are on hand the moment you step ashore. The coral reef just offshore teems with parrotfish, rays, and sea turtles. Your certified guide narrates the park's ecology and points out wildlife most visitors walk straight past.

Booking
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Good to know

Pre-book at least 48 hours in advance — group size is capped and boats fill fast on port days. Round-trip transfer from the cruise pier is included. Tour typically runs 6–7 hours; confirm all-aboard time with your ship and communicate it to the operator. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and cash for gratuities.

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