Sailing and whales in the Dominican Republic
Dom. Republic: St. Barbara di Samaná - Cayo Levantado - Los Haitises - Isla Saona - Bayahibe
Theme trip: Sailing and whales
The Dominican Republic offers so much more than the well-known all-inclusive hotels that are only available in a few places! A very varied, diverse landscape from deep valleys and dry areas in the southwest to fertile plains, several large mountain ranges with the highest mountain in the Caribbean, the Pico Duarte at almost 3,100 m in the interior, national parks, sugar cane plantations, cattle farms, palm groves, cocoa and tobacco cultivation in the south and east.
The absolute highlight, however, are the humpback whales in the huge bay of Samaná. About 1/3 of all North Atlantic whales mate and give birth there (Jan. – March), which means about 5000 animals spend at least a few days in these shallow waters. Nowhere else in the world is there a similarly high probability of seeing these giant marine mammals with their songs and water ballets.
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Theme Journeys
A travel companion & interesting
Shore excursions round off these trips.
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Price information per person:
(Single usage with 50% or 80% surcharge)
Deluxe Cabin:
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Deluxe: Our largest cabins with variable
Bed position (single or double bed) and
spacious bathroom.
Long Cabin:
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Long: Slightly smaller than the Deluxe cabin with
double bed and spacious bathroom.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Arrival and departure
The airports of Punta Cana and Santo Domingo are served almost daily by the major German airports. We highly recommend a pre-trip stay in Santo Domingo or Bayahibe.
What is included on this trip?
The cruise price includes: Costs for the nautical crew and service, accommodation on board in the booked category, sea transportation, full board on board / one dinner per week to explore the local cuisine at own expense, water, tea, filter coffee.
The price does not include: arrival and departure, transfers, soft drinks, Nespresso and alcoholic beverages, water sports on board, shore excursions and gratuities.
Wind and weather forecast
The best time to travel to the Caribbean is between December and April – ideal for soaking up the sun in winter. It is then tropically warm with water temperatures of 24-26°C and air temperatures of 24-30°C – occasionally there are short tropical rain showers. The constant trade winds ensure perfect sailing conditions.