Private Saona Island Group Tour in Punta Cana – Up to 7 People

Summary

Custom Punta Cana Day Trip: Saona Island Private Experience

You’ll get your own slice of paradise with this private Saona Island tour for groups up to 7. Swim in crystal-clear waters, enjoy a local lunch, and relax with friends or family—no crowds, just your pace.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Saona Island Exclusive Experience

• Exclusive Saona Island tour with food and drinks

Top questions

Is this tour suitable for families with young kids?

Yes! Kids can ride in strollers or sit on an adult’s lap during transport. The beaches are gentle and there’s plenty of shade.

Can we bring more than 7 people?

You can add extra guests for $120 USD each after 7 people. Just let us know when booking.

What kind of food is included for lunch?

The lunch features local dishes like grilled fish, rice, plantains, and salads—served right on the beach.

Are drinks included all day?

Yes, there’s an open bar with soft drinks and local cocktails available throughout your visit.

What’s included

This private tour covers round-trip transportation from Punta Cana, entrance fees to Saona Island, boat rides both ways, a friendly local guide, open bar service (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), plus a hearty Dominican-style lunch on the beach. All you need is your swimsuit and good company!

What’s the experience like?

Salt on my skin, sun overhead—Saona Island felt like our own secret spot. We hopped off the boat and right away, the sand was warm underfoot. Our guide, Miguel, handed out cold drinks before we even set our bags down. The air smelled faintly of grilled fish and coconut oil from a nearby beach shack. It’s quieter here than I expected; just the sound of waves and some laughter from another small group down the shore.

We had the whole day to do what we wanted. Some of us floated in the natural pool—water so clear you could see tiny shells on the bottom—while others lounged under palm trees with rum cocktails. Lunch was served right on the sand: fresh seafood, rice, and sweet plantains. I noticed a local vendor selling handmade bracelets near the edge of the trees; picked one up as a souvenir. Miguel shared stories about Saona’s history and pointed out starfish resting by our feet in the shallows. Time slipped by without us noticing.