Golf Cart Eco Tour Half Day Tour
Our Ecotour begins with a tour in electric golf carts departing from the ranch to the fruit orchard. At the first stop we will visit the Iguanario, sanctuary of the rhinoceros iguana, a species native to the Dominican Republic. Our tour will take us to the organic orchard and fruit garden at an ecological level. There we can taste the freshness and authentic flavor of nature in its purest expression. Then we move to Playa Escondida, a paradisiacal environment where the old facilities of the historic Hotel Beach Resort and Club Punta Cana are located. Finally, we arrive at the ecological reserve to enjoy a refreshing swim in the Inrinri lagoon, a spring within the jungle of Punta Cana, in Los Ojos indigenous.
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“Don't like to complain for the sake of complaining but this was JUST OK and I will tell you why - Pickup, on time, we were first so meant 45 mins on bus - Drop off at venue and then wait a further 45 mins for other party - Golf cart to see 4 x eagles in a pen, bees (taste honey) and see half a dozen iguanas (5 mins at each venue). Limited info shared and directed to read information board. - Onto conservation information area but encouraged and rushed into a shop - Golf buggy ride to ruins of first Punta Cana hotel and left to wander its beach for 30mins...we enjoyed this as quiet, on our own, not rushed and saw crabs, fish and seabirds - Golf buggy to natural lake. 10 min walk from buggy but lovely and clear. 3 jumps in and then taken back to start for melon and pineapple -45 min wait for bus -45 min bus journey back Overall OK, could have been more info shared and slicker wait times but we needed to be out of sun and away from snorkling or crowded beaches today 😉 However they missed the opportunity to thrive on the ecological aspect and share information and interact more”
“If you want to learn about the ecology and help support local sustainability efforts and wildlife all while being in nature and exploring a beautiful beach with a refreshing swim at a hidden cenote then you’ll find it all here. We had a great time and met some wonderful locals and tourists. ”
“I had a wonderful time at the beach and the Cenote . Make sure you bring your mask and snorkel. Bathing suit some water with great to see the iguanas and the hawk. Beautiful nice golf cart ride very relaxing and nice. Walk to the Cenote and medium walk”
“Golf cart part of the tour is limited. Some walking is required to the natural lagoon about 10 minutes. Learning about the bees and tasting honey was the best. For those with limited walking ability there is a smaller lagoon. Really pretty. Overall decent tour. Guide was super friendly and he went over and above to accommodate my husband who had a bad back and limited walking ability. Provided fresh fruit skewers at the end of the tour.”
“We were looking for a way that my husband with no limited mobility could see the ceynotes. Unfortunately you still have to be able to walk in about 10 minutes and it was just too difficult with the heat. It would be great if the park could make an accessible entrance for people with disabilities. An accessible insurance for people with disabilities It was fun riding around in the golf cart and our guide was awesome. We got to go to a pretty little beach and taste. Our tour package also included the transportation. We were about 45 minutes away so that saved us the cost of an Uber. We did not take the bus back just because it was a long ride with dropping everybody off at their resorts and we wanted to stay and eat at playa Blanca. Be aware that you cannot get an Uber inside the resort.”