You’ll ride e-bikes along Punta Cana’s quiet trails with a local guide, passing through villages and plantations before reaching Macao Beach. Expect fresh fruit stops, cold drinks at a local shop, stories about Dominican life—and plenty of real moments that stick with you long after your shoes dry out.
We’d barely started when our guide, Luis, stopped to chat with an old friend selling plantains by the roadside. He switched between Spanish and English so easily—meanwhile I just smiled and tried not to drop my helmet. The air smelled green and earthy, a bit sweet from all those banana trees. I remember thinking: this isn’t the Punta Cana from the postcards. There were chickens darting around the path and kids waving as we rode past. Luis pointed out a tiny wooden house painted turquoise—he said his aunt used to live there, years ago.
The e-bike was a lifesaver for me (I’m not exactly Tour de France material). We followed these winding trails through farmland and little villages—I could hear someone playing bachata on a crackly radio somewhere behind a fence. At one point we crossed a shallow stream; my shoes got soaked but honestly it felt good in the heat. Luis told us about how coffee is grown here—he grabbed a leaf and crushed it between his fingers so we could smell it. It was sort of spicy and sharp.
We stopped at this small colmado for drinks—cold soda in glass bottles, which tasted way better than usual after all that riding. An older man sitting outside nodded at us but didn’t say much; he just smiled like he’d seen this scene a hundred times before. Our group was sweaty and laughing about who fell behind (me), but nobody cared. The last stretch to Macao Beach was quieter—just the sound of tires on sand and that salty breeze getting stronger as we got closer.
I didn’t expect to feel so connected to the place after just a few hours on a mountain bike tour in Punta Cana. That view of Macao Beach at the end—it’s still stuck in my head, honestly. The sun on the water, kids playing soccer in the distance, sand stuck to my calves… I almost forgot we had hotel pickup waiting for us back up the hill.
The exact duration isn’t listed, but it covers several hours including stops along back roads and at Macao Beach.
Yes, pickup and return to your hotel are included in the tour.
You can choose between electric mountain bikes or regular mountain bikes.
No advanced experience is needed; routes are adapted based on your level of experience.
Yes, water and some fruit are included as refreshments during the tour.
Yes, you’ll finish your ride at Macao Beach before returning.
The route passes through green forested areas that offer plenty of shade.
A professional guide leads every group throughout the ride.
Your day includes pickup from your hotel in Punta Cana, use of an electric or standard mountain bike with helmet, guidance from a local expert throughout hidden trails and villages, refreshing fruit and hydrating drinks along the way—and drop-off back at your hotel after reaching Macao Beach.


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