Saona Island
The classic excursion, inside Cotubanamá National Park. You go by catamaran or speedboat, stopping at the natural pool out in the sea.
Dominican Republic
Bayahibe is a fishing village that became one of the loveliest starting points in the Caribbean: from here you go to Saona, to Catalina and into the national park. It's small, you get around on foot, and it doesn't have the bustle of the big resorts.

It's why people come. Both islands are a day trip, and we arrange the transfer.
The classic excursion, inside Cotubanamá National Park. You go by catamaran or speedboat, stopping at the natural pool out in the sea.
Smaller and quieter than Saona, with a reef that makes it one of the best spots for snorkelling.
The serviced beach a few minutes away, white sand and shallow water for a long stretch: easy with children.
Bayahibe is one of the best-known diving bases in the country. Among the most famous sites is the St. George wreck.
Trails through dry forest, caves and carvings left by the Taíno, the island's first inhabitants.
A 16th-century Mediterranean village rebuilt high above the Chavón river, with an amphitheatre and craft workshops. About half an hour away.
The nearest city, for the market and to see Dominican life outside the tourist areas.

Where the boats leave from. Early morning is the best moment, when the fishermen come back in.
Bayahibe is small: restaurants, beach and harbour are all within walking distance, no car needed.
Where to stay

Bayahibe, Dominican Republic
Penthouse with a private terrace and Jacuzzi, minutes from the Caribbean sea.

Bayahibe, Dominican Republic
Twin of Stella Maris: same spot, same terrace with a Jacuzzi.
We'll handle it
Times and distances are approximate and depend on traffic. We'll take care of excursions, transfers and hire: tell us what you'd like to do and we'll organise it.