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Punta Cana Boat Club18°34′N · 68°22′W

Coordinates · 18°41′N · 68°27′W

Boat rental in Bávaro

Bávaro is where most boat days in Punta Cana begin. The long white beach faces the Atlantic, yet a coral reef a short way offshore keeps the water inside it calm, clear and shallow: the kind of turquoise that makes the first minutes on deck feel like a postcard.

The catamarans we offer here leave from the stretch of coast between Bávaro and Cabeza de Toro. They are built for groups, with wide decks in the sun and in the shade, room to move around and a crew that knows the reef inside out. A private charter gives your group the whole boat, whether you are celebrating a birthday, bringing a wedding party together or planning a day out for your company.

Most trips stay close to the coast: a morning or an afternoon over the reef, a swim in the calm water inside it, and a slow cruise back as the light turns gold. The sunset departure is the favorite for celebrations. Below you will find every private boat and shared tour available from Bávaro, starting with the largest.

Private boats departing from Bávaro

Departs from Bávaro

Rey

Up to 70 guests

Catamaran

Price on request

View boat: Rey

Departs from Bávaro

VIP

Up to 60 guests

Catamaran

Price on request

View boat: VIP

Departs from Bávaro

Vibra

Up to 60 guests

Catamaran

Price on request

View boat: Vibra

Getting to the departure point

Bávaro is about half an hour by road from Punta Cana International Airport, and most resorts on this coast are only a few minutes from where the boats leave. Plan to arrive a little before your departure time: your confirmation tells you where to meet and when to be there.

Questions about Bávaro

Where do boats leave from in Bávaro?

From the coast between Bávaro and Cabeza de Toro, on the Atlantic side of Punta Cana. Boats to Saona and Catalina leave from Bayahibe and La Romana instead.

What kind of boats leave from Bávaro?

Mostly catamarans built for groups, some for well over a hundred guests. Each boat page shows how many guests it takes and what is included.

Can you pick us up at our hotel?

That varies by boat and by where you are staying. Mention your hotel in the request, and your quote will tell you if pickup is an option.

When is the best time to go out?

Mornings are usually the calmest, with the clearest water for a swim over the reef; the afternoon departure ends with the sunset. Whether boats go out on a given day is up to the captain and the Dominican Navy.

Tell us your date. We'll find the boat.

Sending a request is free. We reply with a firm quote within about two hours, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Punta Cana time.

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