Horseback Riding and ATV or Buggy to Water Cave and Macao Beach
Description
Everyone can enjoy this experience for beginners and experienced riders. Start your adventure on horseback with views of Dominican agriculture. Then in a small group, venture off-road and discover the Dominican countryside on a fun and exciting ATV or buggy tour. On your own ATV or buggy, you will drive to an organic farm where you will be able to taste local treats. Then continue off-roading to additional stops at a water cave and beautiful Macao Beach.
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Pickup Locations & Times
Traveler pickup is offered at most hotels and resorts in the area. If where you are staying is not within the pickup radius, a nearby meeting point can be arranged. Specific pickup times and details will be shared via email 24-72 hours before the excursion.
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Important Information
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Must be 17 years old or older to drive the vehicles
Reviews(714)
Best experience ever with Johnny, really good guide definitely coming back
We had a great time and Jhony was very knowledgeable and fun. Made a bunch of different stops and got to see a lot.
Jhonny was great and very friendly!
Great experience! The best one we’ve done yet in the DR. Bring water shoes, a bandana, sunscreen and some tip money! Also bring an ID.
4/5. Travel/ride - open air bus that was on time and easy to find. Really made this part of the excursion seamless. Accommodations/equipment - everything was what you should expect. The dune buggies are modified go-karts, but are really fun. The horses were easy to control and knew their route. Guide - was clear and easy to follow. The positive - the experience riding the dune buggies was great, especially since it rained that morning. It made for a muddy fun mess. The beach was calm and very enjoyable. The guide ran interference on the local tourist trappers, making sure we had a great time. Negative - they (the business) tried to pack in as much as they could. This lead to a rapid fire tour. They took the most time to push the local products in lieu of extra time at the lagoon and beach. The lagoon/cave is rushed. Expect 5 minutes, max. Jump in the water. Take your photo. Get out and start to the beach and horses. The horse ride is about 1/8 mile each way. Again, get on the horse. Take photo. On to the next thing. The beach is beautiful and the water is calm, but again, time is short. Pay attention and constantly check the currency conversion. Huge positive - the photographer. These guys (or at least ours) worked for his money. The price is what you should expect on an excursion, $120 for a family of four. We were able to negotiate the price to $100. Overall, I would say 4/5. Fun, but rushed. The kids loved it, which was great. Be aware of currency conversion rates, tourist trappers with their “treasures”, animals, and free “gifts”. Bring bandanas to quell the dust. If you forget them, expect to spend $10/each! (Yes, I paid this for US dollar store quality bandanas. You will need them).
Vladimir was extremely amazing, helpful and safe guide tour. I highly recommend Dream Come True tour and Vladimir as a tour guide!!!!
Vladimir was great informative and gave us insight into how the country works with tourism in advance. Great guide super fun!!!!
Gary Mama Juana love and peace did an excellent job!! we went coffee, tea, drink, tasting on ATVs. Then we headed to the cave where we jumped in springwater, which felt so refreshing. Horse back to the beach got in the ocean or just a great experience and a great guide. Don’t forget the excellent food.
The excursion was quite an adventure. Definitely a must try at least once. Memorable, fun, energetic and a very good time. Our guide was was great as well!!!!!
We had a great time with Gari, who took care of us at all times. Very fun and interesting. It is also worth leaving the hotel to see a bit of the life of a small Dominican town.
