Private boat charters in Punta Cana

The whole boat for your group, with its captain and crew, for the hours of the charter you choose. What else comes on board, such as drinks or snorkeling gear, depends on the boat and the charter, and each boat page lists it before you send the request.

It depends on the boat: speedboats and yachts take small groups and families, and the largest catamarans take well over a hundred guests. Set the number of guests in the filter and the list shows only the boats your group fits on. Every guest counts toward the capacity, children and infants included.

A half day gives you the morning or the afternoon on the water, with time to swim and snorkel over the reef. The sunset charter is usually shorter and ends on deck as the sun goes down, which makes it the favorite for birthdays, proposals and celebrations. Some boats also offer a full day to Saona or Catalina.

Per boat, not per person. Each charter has a price that covers a number of guests and a set price for each extra guest. The price in the list is the starting price; your firm quote comes within about two hours, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Punta Cana time, once we have confirmed the boat with its captain.

Every boat in the list shows where it departs from. Group catamarans leave from Bávaro, close to the Punta Cana resorts, while the speedboats, catamarans and yachts that go to Saona and Catalina leave from Bayahibe and La Romana. You get the exact meeting point once your charter is confirmed.