
Boat Trip to Playa Rincón, Madama & Frontón
Playa Rincón, Playa Madama and Playa Frontón in one boat day out of Las Galeras — the long curve of Rincón, the narrow green inlet at Madama, and Frontón under its cliff.
Also serves Las Terrenas, Samaná, El Valle, El Limón





After you message: The host confirms price and date on WhatsApp; you pay them directly
Highlights
- Rincón, Madama and Frontón in one day
- The long curve of Playa Rincón
- Caño Frío river stop for $10 more per person
- Two beaches you cannot reach by road
- Departure time you can move
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Description
Playa Rincón, Playa Madama and Playa Frontón in one boat day out of Las Galeras — the long curve of Rincón, the narrow green inlet at Madama, and Frontón under its cliff. $40 per person. For $50 per person the boat also stops at Caño Frío, the cold river that meets the sea at the far end of Playa Rincón. Neither price includes lunch. Boats leave at 9:00 am and the operator will move the departure if you ask. The time you get back is agreed on the day with the captain, so leave the rest of the day free.
What's Included
What's NOT Included
What to Bring
Meeting Point
You meet the host at a set spot
Las Galeras, Samaná. Boats leave at 9:00 am. Agree the exact pick-up point on the beach with the operator by WhatsApp when you book.
Accessibility & Requirements
- You need to be able to swim
Playa Madama and Playa Frontón are reached only by boat and have no toilets, shade structures or shops; Playa Rincón has beach restaurants. Departures depend on sea conditions and can be moved or cancelled on rough days. The return time is set on the day by the captain, so this is not a trip to book against a flight or another appointment. Swimming ability is recommended.
Small local operator in Las Galeras running boat trips along the roadless side of the Samaná peninsula — Playa Frontón, Playa Madama, Las Tortugas, Playa Rincón and Playa Ermitaño — plus day trips to Los Haitises and Cayo Levantado and a buggy route through the countryside behind Las Galeras. Boats usually leave at 9:00 am and the return time is agreed on the day with the captain. Seafood lunch on the beach is an option on some of the trips.
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