Punta Cana ATV Adventure with Macao Beach & Cenote

4 hours

Easy

Ride an ATV through the Punta Cana countryside, visit an organic farm, swim in a private cenote and discover a recreated Taíno cultural experience.

Get ready for an exciting half-day ATV adventure through the tropical countryside of Punta Cana, combining off-road riding, local flavors, freshwater swimming and Dominican culture.

Your experience begins with pickup from selected hotels or designated meeting points, followed by transportation to the ATV ranch in Uvero Alto. After check-in, your guide will provide a safety briefing, operating instructions and the necessary protective equipment before departure.

Take control of your ATV and follow the guide through dirt roads, muddy trails and private countryside routes surrounded by tropical scenery. Expect dust, mud, water and plenty of off-road excitement along the way.

Stop at a local organic farm to learn about traditional Dominican products and enjoy selected tastings such as coffee, cacao, chocolate, tea and mamajuana or rum, subject to availability and age restrictions.

Continue to a private freshwater cenote surrounded by lush vegetation. Enjoy time to swim, cool off and relax before returning to the trail.

The experience also includes a visit to a recreated Taíno setting, where you can enjoy a short cultural presentation inspired by the Indigenous heritage and traditions of the island.

After the final ATV ride back to the ranch, you will have time to clean up and prepare for the return transportation to your hotel or confirmed drop-off point.

This tour is ideal for couples, friends and adventure seekers looking for a complete Punta Cana experience that combines adrenaline, nature, local culture and a refreshing cenote swim in one memorable half day.

What's included?
  • Entry or admission fee
  • Round-trip transportation from selected Punta Cana hotel areas and designated meeting points
  • ATV rental according to the selected option
  • Helmet and standard safety equipment
  • Guided off-road ATV experience through private countryside trails
  • Professional bilingual guide in English and Spanish
  • Visit to a local organic farm
  • Selected coffee, cacao, chocolate, tea and mamajuana tastings
  • Admission to a private freshwater cenote
  • Swimming time at the cenote
  • Taíno cultural presentation
  • Bottled water
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Local tour staff assistance
Exclusions
  • Food & drinks
  • Gratuities
  • Souvenir photos
  • Personal expenses
  • Additional food and drinks
  • Towels
Please note

    This is an active off-road experience involving dirt trails, mud, water, uneven terrain and vehicle vibration. Participants should be in good general health and able to enter and exit the ATV without significant assistance.

    Drivers must be at least 18 years old and present a valid driver’s license. Drivers must follow the guide, remain on the designated route and comply with all safety instructions.

    Children from 6 years old may participate only as passengers and must remain under the supervision of a responsible adult at all times.

    This experience is not recommended for pregnant travelers or guests with serious back, neck, heart, respiratory, neurological or mobility conditions.

    The tour is not wheelchair accessible and is not suitable for infants.

    Guests should expect to get dusty, muddy and wet. Wear clothes and closed-toe shoes that can get dirty, and bring swimwear, a towel and a change of clothes.

    Swimming in the cenote is optional. Guests entering the water should follow the instructions of the local staff.

    Alcoholic tastings are available only to guests of legal drinking age. ATV drivers must not consume alcohol before or during the driving portion.

    Phones, cameras and valuables should be protected from mud and water. The operator is not responsible for damage to unsecured personal belongings.

    Guests who appear intoxicated, drive recklessly or refuse to follow safety instructions may be denied participation without refund.

    The itinerary order, trail route, cenote access and cultural presentation may change because of weather, trail conditions or operational requirements.

    The exact pickup time will be confirmed after booking according to the hotel or designated meeting point.

    What to bring
      • Comfortable clothes that can get dirty
      • Closed-toe shoes or secure water shoes
      • Swimwear
      • Towel
      • Change of clothes
      • Biodegradable sunscreen
      • Sunglasses with a secure strap
      • Hat or cap
      • Insect repellent
      • Waterproof phone case or dry bag
      • Personal medication
      • Valid driver’s license for participants who will drive
      • Cash or card for gratuities, photos, souvenirs and optional purchases
      • Mobile or printed booking confirmation