Rip and ride through the Dominican's best off-road trails on an ATV or dune buggy! Ride solo or with up to three of your friends and family as you experience amazing Punta Cana sightseeing.
Tour Punta Cana on an ATV or Dune Buggy
Ready for the ultimate ATV Punta Cana experience? This is the perfect way to experience Punta Cana by land, on a dune buggy or ATV. Embark on this land excursion from your hotel or resort. This trip is great for those of all experience levels and ages. Simply choose from an ATV or dune buggy, and get going!
You can ride solo or with a partner on an ATV, or with up to three of your friends in a buggy. Bring the whole gang along for the ride as you tour Punta Cana and experience some unforgettable sightseeing along the way.
Hotel pick-up and drop-off is included.
Driving a buggy in Punta Cana is one of the most popular ways to explore the Dominican countryside, combining high-speed adrenaline with cultural immersion.
Top Buggy Tour Highlights
Our standard tours last 3–4 hours and follow a similar circuit of highlights:
Macao Beach: A scenic stop at one of the region's few public beaches, famous for its white sand and surf-ready waves.
Taino Cave (Cenote): Explore underground freshwater caves where you can take a dip to wash off the mud.
Cultural Stops: Visit a typical Dominican house to learn about and sample local cacao, coffee, and mamajuana.
Muddy Trails: Navigate private jungle paths and rural roads that are often intentionally muddy for extra fun.
Driver & Passenger Requirements
Driver Age: You must be at least 18 years old to drive a buggy.
Driver's License: A valid driver's license from your home country is required to drive, though most companies may not physically check it at the time of the tour (you are still legally responsible).
Passenger Age: Children can join as passengers, typically with a minimum age requirement of 6 to 12 years old.
Health Restrictions: The tours are very bumpy and are not recommended for pregnant women, individuals with back/neck problems, or people with mobility issues.
What to Bring & Wear
Preparation is essential for an enjoyable (and messy) experience:
Wear: Old, dark clothing and closed-toe shoes are mandatory (no flip-flops for driving). A swimsuit underneath is ideal for swimming stops.
Bring:
Bandana or face covering to protect your nose and mouth from dust/mud.
Sunglasses or goggles for eye protection.
Sunscreen (high SPF) and mosquito repellent.
Towel and a change of clothes for after the tour.
Cash/Credit Card for photos, souvenirs, or tips.
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