5 tours in 1 - Horseback Riding / City Tour / Cacao Farm / Zipline / Dune Buggy

Tourists guide was amazing and made us feel like family. Definitely love how they broke down the history and foundation of their country. An amazing, amazing, 5 in 1 tour. Can’t wait to return

This experience was good. I rated 4/5 due to the excessive waiting to get to the next destination. Also, for some reason, we didn’t get a chance to see how cocoa was made at the small family farm. The activities themselves take 30 -45 min each, the long waiting is what made this trip 12 hours. Overall, it was fun and the tour guides were nice and funny!

We had such a good time. The driver and group leader was awesome I would recommend your company to all my friends and family. When I take my next trip I will be using your company for my tours and adventures.keep up the good work..

We absolutely enjoyed Dominican Republic Our Tour was excellent ! Our tour guides made us feel like family. We were able to immerse ourselves in the local culture by eating local cuisine, visiting the local markets, and actually participating in the production of chocolate and coffee.

What a wonderful fun experience! The tour guides was amazing and kept us laughing all while have fun safely

Best excursion, transportation, and tour guide!! Great communication and customer service skills! Definitely recommend. You get so much for an affordable price.

We really enjoyed the physical activities of horseback riding, zip lining, and dune buggy. My only gripe was the dune buggy ride was too short and we kept stopping. Lunch was good and the tours were good as well. Make sure you have enough cash before you go purchase at the cacao farm.

Everyone enjoyed the ziplining, 4 wheel driving, horseback riding, cacao making demo and the tour guide. The only issue we had was the price of adding the fish and shrimp to lunch was overpriced for the amount and quality, the shrimp was over cooked and tasted funny.

This was not anything like the advertising indicated. Our first indication should have been that we were late being picked up without as much as a reason or apology. We then were taken to a local gas station to meet up with many more vans. Why a gas station? We were all transferred into an over crowded bus and began our adventure. The music way to loud for the size of the bus. The first adventure started off with only 10-15 minutes of horseback riding around some off-the-beaten-path farmers small ranch. On the same ranch, you were given a a chance to smoke a DR cigar and being hounded to pay USD $50 for a "sea food" lunch. After that, it was back into the crowded bus to see a typical Dominican house and witness chocolate being made from coco beans. This was enjoyable and informative. After that, the bus ride to lunch was a long drive to some out-of-the-way-sketchy- place that this company wanted to charge USD $50 for "sea food" lunch that was nothing more than a river fish that was caught, dipped in batter and fried (head, fins and guts). Next was the Zip line and dune buggy ride. The zip line was the highlight and the least-sketchy thing that we did. The dune buggy rides were nothing more than driving an old, run down, rusted out dune buggy that’s hard to turn and the breaks were near non-existent with an the engine died at least four times on this less than mile trail that had no view other than dirt and trees. The "professional photographer" was nothing more than a guy running around taking out of focus and bad exposure pictures that the company tried to charged USD $75 after a "hard sell" to air drop them to your phone. This, after all of us having to stand around for at least an hour and a half just to see your pictures since each person/group needed to see their too. With all the waiting and standing around, this trip could have been done in four to five hours instead of the close to eleven it took. The "Tour Supervisor" was more concerned about collecting money at each stop for additional small sales than the enjoyment of the entire group. Additionally, the workers would kiss up and make excuses so they can still get you to tip them or straight out ask for a tip.

The zip lines were good I was glad I got to see the market the city and how they live. The horse ride and the doom buggy’s were a waist of time.