
Playa Frontón, Madama & Rincón by Boat — Lunch Included
$75 per person covers the boat from Las Galeras and back, a certified local guide, life jackets, water, and lunch at a beachfront restaurant on Playa Rincón.





After you message: The host confirms price and date on WhatsApp; you pay them directly
Highlights
- Three roadless beaches in one day: Frontón, Madama and Rincón
- Three hours on Playa Frontón, below its limestone climbing wall
- Taíno cave and green shallows at Playa Madama
- Beachfront lunch on Playa Rincón
- Ministry of Tourism-certified guide, 15 years on this coast
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Description
$75 per person covers the boat from Las Galeras and back, a certified local guide, life jackets, water, and lunch at a beachfront restaurant on Playa Rincón. Snorkelling gear is not included. The three beaches east of Las Galeras have no road. Frontón, Madama and the far end of Rincón are reached either on foot, over an hour and a half of coastal trail, or the way Andrés does it — a twenty-minute boat ride out of the little harbour at Las Galeras. The day starts at 9:30 am at Playita Las Galeras. Twenty minutes later the boat rounds the headland into Playa Frontón, where the limestone wall drops straight into the water and climbers come for the only via ferrata route in the Dominican Republic. You get three hours here: swimming, snorkelling, and shade at the back of the beach. Next is Playa Madama, a narrow cove closed in by jungle, with a Taíno cave at one end and water the colour of green glass. Then the boat carries on to Playa Rincón — four kilometres of white sand regularly ranked among the best in the Caribbean — where lunch is served at a beachfront restaurant looking out over the bay. Back at Las Galeras by 4:00 pm. Andrés Pérez has guided this coast for fifteen years. He is certified by the Ministry of Tourism and a member of AGTUGE, the local guides' association. A shorter two-beach version of the same trip runs 9:30 am to 3:30 pm and covers Frontón (three hours) and Madama (one hour, including the Taíno cave), with a typical lunch served on the beach instead of at the restaurant. Ask about it on WhatsApp.
What's Included
What's NOT Included
What to Bring
Meeting Point
You meet the host at a set spot
Playita Las Galeras, the small harbour beach in Las Galeras, Samaná. The boat leaves at 9:30 am and is back by 4:00 pm.
Accessibility & Requirements
- You need to be able to swim
The crossing to Playa Frontón takes about 20 minutes in a small open boat, so the trip is not suitable for anyone who cannot climb aboard from the beach or who is uneasy on the sea. Swimming ability is recommended. None of the three beaches has toilets, shade structures or shops. Departures depend on sea conditions and may be moved or cancelled on rough days.
Andrés is a certified local guide (AGTUGE) with 15 years of experience, leading hikes and boat trips out of Las Galeras. His days cover the beaches no road reaches — Playa Frontón, Madama, Rincón and the seven hidden beaches — as well as Cabo Cabrón National Park, the El Limón and El Castaño waterfalls, the Loma Pilón de Azúcar summit, Los Haitises, and whale watching in Samaná Bay from January to March. Most days start in the morning at Playita Las Galeras.
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