Points forts
- Cayo Levantado, l'île connue sous le nom d'île Bacardi
- Déjeuner buffet, boisson incluse
- Du temps sur la plage
- De 9h30 à 16h30
- 20 $ par personne sans le déjeuner
- Bateau partagé, du 10 janvier au 15 avril
Description
La plus simple des sorties proposées par Moto Marina : embarquez depuis leur propre ponton pour Cayo Levantado — l'île que la plupart des gens connaissent sous le nom d'île Bacardi — pour un déjeuner buffet avec une boisson non alcoolisée incluse, du temps sur la plage, puis le retour en bateau. De 9h30 à 16h30. 30 $ par personne avec le déjeuner inclus, ou 20 $ par personne sans. Moto Marina propose cette sortie en bateau partagé pendant la saison des baleines, du 10 janvier au 15 avril.
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Point de rencontre
Moto Marina’s own dock, Av. La Marina 3, Samaná. Sailing at 9:30. Round-trip pickup from hotels in Samaná is available for $10 per person — ask for it when you book.
Accessibilité et prérequis
9:30 to 4:30, on a shared boat during the whale season from 10 January to 15 April. $30 per person with the buffet lunch, or $20 without it — say which you want when you book. The boat takes up to eighty people and Moto Marina does not fill it to the limit. Customer service is mainly in English. The price does not include the 18% ITBIS, which is only added if you ask for a fiscal invoice. Children from 4 to 10 pay half price and under-3s go free. Cancelling seven days ahead or more is refunded in full, 72 hours ahead is refunded half, and inside 72 hours there is no refund.
Sorties en bateau depuis la ville de Samaná pour observer les baleines à bosse dans la baie de Samaná, tous les jours du 10 janvier au 15 avril. Deux formules : une sortie matinale consacrée uniquement aux baleines, de 9h15 à 12h45, et une journée complète qui ajoute l'après-midi à Cayo Levantado — l'île Bacardi — avec un déjeuner buffet et du temps sur la plage, de 9h15 à 16h30. Les deux formules incluent le droit d'entrée au sanctuaire et un guide spécialisé. Les Dominicains et résidents bénéficient de 15% de réduction. Un opérateur local bien établi, avec l'un des plus grands nombres d'avis de la péninsule.
Avis Google sur Moto Marina Boat Tours
4.6 · 473Avis provenant de Google
Tyler Powellil y a 6 moisI had an absolutely incredible experience with Moto Marina Tours — truly a five-star operation from start to finish. The whale watching tour itself was unforgettable. Seeing the whales up close was breathtaking, and the scenery throughout the entire trip was just stunning. It’s one of those experiences that really stays with you. At one point during the tour, I did get motion sickness and became pretty sick on the yacht. Even with that moment, the staff went above and beyond in a way that genuinely meant a lot to me. Several team members came to check on me, made sure I was okay, and asked if there was anything I needed. Their kindness, attentiveness, and professionalism really stood out. That level of care speaks volumes about Moto Marina Tours. It’s not just about the tour — it’s about how they treat people. I would highly recommend them to anyone considering a whale watching experience. Truly five stars all the way.Voir cet avis sur Google
ASK_MEil y a 7 moisI am a super satisfied customer. I did the short version of the tour, without islands and lunch because I came from La Romana, 3:30 hours by taxi to do this tour. All the staff were well trained. I had a guide who spoke 3 international languages and was full of information about these fascinating mammals. The catamarans they use are superb, clean, equipped with a toilet. We were served coconut strips, coca cola and water throughout the tour. The tour cost 48USD/adult (local) or 56USD (tourist) and lasted from 9:30 to 12:30.Voir cet avis sur Google
Big Legendil y a 6 moisWe booked the whale watching only tour. Ended up being one of our favorite experiences from our trip to the DR. Really recommend booking with MM, while smaller tour operators do exist, I really appreciated their knowledge, and respect for these beautiful animals. Lots of the smaller operators disregarded rules for distances which was sad as many of the whales showed injuries from boat propellers. The tour guide did a good job of making sure everyone had a view at all times, making sure people who were closest to the whales remained seated so the people on the other side of the boat could still see. Also the coconut and Coca Cola at the end of the trip was a nice touch.Voir cet avis sur Google
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