The Best ATV Adventure in Samaná with Lunch and Pickup
Discover the best of the Samaná Peninsula on a personalized quad bike adventure (ATV), designed to suit your interests. Instead of following a fixed itinerary, you will have the freedom to travel coastal roads, mountain trails, tropical forests, paradise beaches and authentic Dominican communities accompanied by a local guide. Each tour adapts to your preferences to offer you a unique off-road experience while discovering some of the most spectacular scenery in the Caribbean. The experience includes private transportation, pick-up from your accommodation, typical Dominican buffet lunch, bottled water, soft drinks, professional guide and protective equipment. The ideal choice for those seeking adventure, freedom and the opportunity to discover Samaná at their own pace.
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Traveler reviews
“Our guide was a sweet young lady who made it extra special for us. This package does no include the waterfall as described but the ATVing and beach/river were well worth it. Definitely would book again!”
“I didn't fully know what to expect on this and I was happily surprised. I need to learn Spanish as there is a language barrier, overall it was a great way to spend the day! They took really great care of myself and my partner. Very pleased and happy to do it again ”
“Pros: The people who brought us around were nice. I wouldn’t call them “tour guides” though. The man took us to their family's well manicured home who showed us how to make cacao and had souvenirs to purchase. They were very nice and it was interesting. The cons: We were not given helmets, little instruction on how to operate the machines, no instructions on how to drive on the narrow roads which are packed with motorcycles and scooters flying around you. We asked for 3 ATVs we got 2. There was no itinerary, didn’t tell us where we were going, how we were getting there or where we were when we got there. It didn’t take us to any of the places listed on viator site. The “tour” was not tour and unplanned at best. We did enjoy seeing the area and the people who live there, as well as seeing the beautiful jungle. Not worth $280 for 4 through. ”
“Just got back from this excursion. Let me break it down into sections. 1. We did not get what was advertised and what was on the itinerary. It indicated that we would go to Limon falls but we did not. The price we paid for was ATV to 2 beaches and going through small towns. If we wanted to add the falls, we would go by horse and would have to add 60$ per. We said no. 2. We did not let this spoil our fun and went with the tour guides itinerary. It was worth it. Visiting Limon and Moron beaches was amazing. The ATV adventure was super fun. 3. Lunch was good...not great but again, its not 5 star dining either. 4. The guides were friendly and accommodating but not very good at English. Had to use Google translate a lot. On the excursion plan, it stated English speaking guide which would have been helpful as we had a lot of questions about the tour and towns but decided to just not ask. 5. The transport to and from the hotel was average. The vehicle we got picked up in was filthy and smelly but good driver. Coming back from the excursion, it was a different car. Less dirty but very cramped in the back. I'm tall so my knees were aching. Overall, was the money we paid worth it? I believe so. My only recommendation is that customers get what is indicated in the advertisement and itinerary that Viator sends via email. I spoke to the tour operator and he said that Viator was the one that messed up. ”
“The experience was very fun and authentic to dominican culture as we got to experience a day to day in a dominican household and how they produce chocolate. However we requested an english tour guide and did not receive one, so we weren’t able to communicate where we wanted to visit. We really wanted to visit El Limon (which was mentioned in the description) but wasn’t able to communicate our wants. We just followed wherever the tour guy brought us. As a result, we visited a beautiful beach (not Playa Rincon, but way better) with blue waters and soft sands. The snacks and the foods they provided were delicious and traditional Dominican dishes that you don’t get to experience inside of a resort. Would definitely recommend if you don’t want to go to the mostly known touristic areas. ”