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Saona Island Excursion www.RennyTravel.com Avenida Barcelo Residencial Costa Cana Suite A-203 Bavaro, Republica Dominicana Saona Island Excursion The tour starts taking the bus to Bayahibe beach, where the boats or catamaran will address to start the sea path that will lead to Saona Island. A beautiful beach, virtually untouched, where you can enjoy the sun, swim and have fun with recreational activities carried out there: Volleyball, music to dance merengue, salsa, bachata, among others. At noon Lunch will offer a delicious buffet. National drinks (soft drinks, rum, Free Cuba, water) during the time on the island. Back to Bayahibe aboard speedboats or catamaran, with a stop at the natural pool and then transfer by bus back to the hotels. Meeting Point: Pick up directly from the Villa at 8:00 AM Tour Duration: Full Day Inclusions: R/T Transportation to the Villa, entrance fee into saona, Dominican Buffet Luch and National Drinks. What to Bring: Comfortable clothes, Swimsuit, Sunscreen, Camera, Sunglasses, Hat and Money for souvenirs. Comments/Restrictions: Conditions for Infants: NOT SUITABLE Conditions for Pregnancy: NOT SUITABLE Price: US$119.00 per Person. Taxes Included Extra: VIP Lobster and Glass of Wine US$30.00 Extras: Souvenirs and Optional Gratuities www.RennyTravel.com Avenida Barcelo Residencial Costa Cana Suite A-203 Bavaro, Republica Dominicana Punta Cana Buggy Excursion After we pick you up from your Resort, you'll receive on the spot brief safety instructions from our professional guide. Then, jump inside your dune buggy and get ready to start the adventure of a lifetime. Starts as you head out into the Dominican countryside, passing colorful Caribbean houses along the way. Your first stop will be for a real Dominican coffee and chocolate taste. We’ll follow the natural path, passing by palm trees, tobacco and banana plantations. The excursion takes a Half Day, and you can be 2 people by BUGGY. Enthusiasts for big thrills come and join us! Meeting Point: Pick up directly from the Villa at 8:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 2:00 PM Tour Duration: Half Day Inclusions: R/T Transportation to the Villa, One Club Car XRT950 Vehicle (Single/Double) Helmet, Goggles, Water, and Soda. What to Bring: Comfortable clothes, Swimsuit, Sunscreen, Camera, Sunglasses, insect repellent and Money for souvenirs. Comments/Restrictions: Conditions for Infants: NOT ALLOWED (Min. age 6+ years old) 18 years old to drive Conditions for Pregnancy: NOT ALLOWED Price: US$75.00 per Person Double or US$95.00 per person Single. Taxes Included Extras: Bandanas, Photos/DVD’s, Rum, Honey, Souvenirs and Optional Gratuities www.RennyTravel.com Avenida Barcelo Residencial Costa Cana Suite A-203 Bavaro, Republica Dominicana Caribbean Buccaneers Prepare you for a journey back in time – to “days o’ yore” where an unforgettable adventure awaits thee. Enter an authentic pirate village, where Captain Jack Black and his crew be signing on new recruits to join their pirate band. Amidst the festivities and boarding preparations, tempers can flare – and ye may bear witness to a piratical confrontation…or two. The evening continues complete with action, adventure - and a few unexpected surprises. As the voyage comes to a close, we celebrate with the “victors” until we make land again & finally return to our respective safe Havens back on firm land. But remember - once you have taken the pirate oath…Ye always are a Pirate! Suitable for all family members!!! Meeting Point: Pick up directly from the Villa. Tour Duration: 3 ½ Hours Inclusions: R/T Transportation to the Villa, Live Show, Dinner, roaster chicken, BBQ, pork chops, green salad, cucumber salad, tomatoes, baked popatoes, corn on the cob, local rum and bear, soda and water. VIP Same as above plus Caribbean grilled Lobster, red/white wine, vodka and whiskey. What to Bring: Comfortable clothes, and shoes, Camera, Video Camera, and Money for tips / souvenirs. Comments/Restrictions: None Price: US$139.00 per Person or US$169.00 per person for VIP package. Children age 3 to 12 are US$99 each. Taxes Included Extras: Photos/DVD’s, Souvenirs and Optional Gratuities www.RennyTravel.com Avenida Barcelo Residencial Costa Cana Suite A-203 Bavaro, Republica Dominicana Catalina Island Day Trip Visit altos de Chavon and tour around the cobblestone walkways and take in the magnificent views of the below Chavon River and distance golf courses sush as Teeth of the Dog. From the Casa de Campo Marina you will boat your catamaran where the jurney will take you past million dollars homes and yachts of Casa de Campo before arriving to Catalina Island. The ocean is incredibly clear and the beach, are of white sand. Relax on a sunbed or be energetic and ride the banana boat or mega wing, go fishing, Snorkelers will be stunned by the marine live full of tropical life, like yellow tail snappers, octopus, groupers and lots of other tropical fishes. Conditions for Infants: NOT SUITABLE Conditions for Pregnancy: NOT SUITABLE Meeting Point: Pick up directly from the Villa at 7:00 AM Tour Duration: Full Day Inclusions: R/T Transportation to the Villa, Catamaran and water activities including 30 minutes of fishing, Dominican carnival Show, delicious lunch buffet plus 1 lobster p/p and the entrance fee into Altos de Chavon. What to Bring: Comfortable clothes and Shoes, Swimsuit, Sunscreen, Camera, Sunglasses, insect repellent, hat and Money for souvenirs. Price: US$140.00 per Person and US$70.00 Kids from 3-12. Taxes Included Extras: Souvenirs and Optional Gratuities www.RennyTravel.com Avenida Barcelo Residencial Costa Cana Suite A-203 Bavaro, Republica Dominicana Santo Domingo City Tour Santo Domingo is the oldest city on the continent. Here remain the first colonial buildings of greater religious, economic and cultural importances of the island were built. Various points of interest such as ‘The 3 Eyes’, natural caves into which are sulfur water lakes will be visited. ´Las Damas´ path walk, the National Pantheon and America's First Cathedral, panoramic view of Faro A Colón, plus a craft shop in the area. Lunch buffet at Dominican style. Meeting Point: Pick up directly from the Villa at 7:15 AM Tour Duration: Full Day Inclusions: R/T Transportation to the Villa, Tour Guide, All entrance fees & typical Dominican Lunch. Comments/Restrictions: Please note there is quite a bit of walking on this tour. What to Bring: Comfortable clothes and Shoes, Camera, Sunglasses, hat and Money for souvenirs. Price: US$105.00 per Person and US$70.00 Kids from 3-12. Taxes Included Extras: Souvenirs and Optional Gratuities www.RennyTravel.com Avenida Barcelo Residencial Costa Cana Suite A-203 Bavaro, Republica Dominicana Dominican Adventure Safari Gallop in the outskirts of a lush, tropical countryside paradise. An exciting yet challenging feat for the novice and seasoned horseback rider alike. Cruise across a sugar cane plantation. Witness the traditional way the indigenous people ploughed this crop. Go inside an artisan sugar cane mill, and watch an accurate re-enactment of a colonial-era trapiche (wheel grinder) being pulled by oxen. Back in the day, it was the only way of extracting the cane juice, a sugary elixir you’ll have a taste of. See this crop transform before your eyes, from cane juice to molasses and vinasse, until becoming the finest Dominican rum. Alluring farmlands are the buildings blocks for newfound memories. Charming pastel-colored country cottages flawlessly blend in with the lush vegetation. Frolic amid the foliage as you savor the most delectable exotic tropical fruits, freshly-brewed coffee and cocoa in its purest form. There are no better digestifs after eating a succulent typical lunch. Meeting Point: Pick up directly from the Villa at 8:00 AM Tour Duration: Full Day Inclusions: R/T Transportation to the Villa, in open-air all-terrain vehicle, professional guide, Dominican Buffet lunch, local beer and rum, bottled water and soda and fresh fruit. What to Bring: Comfortable clothes and Shoes, Sunscreen, Camera, Sunglasses, Hat and Money for souvenirs. Comments/Restrictions: Conditions for Infants: NOT SUITABLE Conditions for Pregnancy: NOT SUITABLE Price: US$95.00 per Person (Children age 3-12 years US$65.00 each. Taxes Included Extras: Souvenirs and Optional Gratuities www.RennyTravel.com Avenida Barcelo Residencial Costa Cana Suite A-203 Bavaro, Republica Dominicana Jeep Safari Excursion Participants will be picked up at hotels and taken to the terminal Jeeps, where drivers will be chosen to start the tour. Visit of plantations, the town of "La Otra Banda", mountains and a peasant village, where they will have the opportunity to live even for a moment the way of life in the countryside, enjoy cock fight, toast tropical fruit, coffee and natural chocolate. We stop at a ranch in the mountains, wherethey provide a typical buffet Lunch. Meeting Point: Pick up directly from the Villa at 8:00 AM Tour Duration: Full Day Inclusions: R/T Transportation to the Villa, all-terrain vehicle, professional guide, Dominican Buffet lunch, bottled water and soda and fresh fruit. What to Bring: Comfortable clothes and Shoes, Sunscreen, Camera, Sunglasses, Hat and Money for souvenirs. Comments/Restrictions: Conditions for Infants: NOT SUITABLE Conditions for Pregnancy: NOT SUITABLE Price: US$105.00 per Person (Children age 3-12 years US$75.00 each. Taxes Included Extras: Souvenirs and Optional Gratuities www.RennyTravel.com Avenida Barcelo Residencial Costa Cana Suite A-203 Bavaro, Republica Dominicana Bavaro Splash Speed Boat & Snuba Exhilarating adventures… enjoy the wind in your hair as you drive along the beautiful shores of Punta Cana. Enjoy time snorkeling along a magic coral reef and participate in the area’s newest adventure, Snuba. With Snuba you can have the benefit of going up to 20ft under the ocean without needing any diving experience.
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