Overview ?

 Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Dominican Republic’s lush jungle. This half-day safari takes you to the famous Monkey Land, a 5-acre natural sanctuary where squirrel monkeys roam free. Along the way, you’ll discover the rich agricultural heritage of the island and enjoy breathtaking views of the Anamuya Mountains.

Highlights ✨

• Interact personally with friendly squirrel monkeys who will jump on your shoulders.

• Feed the monkeys with fresh fruit and capture unique selfies.

• Visit a traditional Dominican country house and learn about local life.

• Explore organic plantations to see how coffee, cacao, and vanilla are grown.

• Taste fresh, organic Caribbean fruits and world-class Dominican coffee.

Full Description ?

 Your adventure begins with a comfortable ride in an open-air safari truck, offering panoramic views of local villages and mountain scenery. Upon arrival at the plantation, you will be guided through a typical Dominican home to see how the locals live and produce their organic goods. You'll get to taste authentic chocolate and coffee straight from the source!

The second half of the tour takes you into the monkey enclosure. These charming, well-trained monkeys are completely accustomed to humans and love to interact. You’ll spend approximately 45 minutes feeding them and watching their playful antics in a beautiful botanical garden setting.

What’s Included ✅

• Round-trip transportation from your hotel.

• Professional multilingual tour guide.

• Entrance fee to Monkey Land.

• Coffee, Cacao, and tropical fruit tastings.

• Bottled water and soft drinks.

What to Bring ?

• Comfortable walking shoes and light clothing.

• Camera or smartphone for photos.

• Extra cash for souvenirs or professional photos.

• Sunscreen and sunglasses (though sunscreen must be washed off before entering the monkey area).

Duration ⏱️ Approximately 5 hours.

Price ? From $80.00 USD per person.

Meeting Point ? Pickup is included directly from the lobby of most hotels in Punta Cana, Bavaro, Uvero Alto, and Macao.