Your boat, your route. Full-day Saona Island and Catalina Island charters from $1,750, departing Marina Casa de Campo. Local Cap Cana fishing and short tours also available — 100% private, zero shared tours.
Punta Cana boat rental quick facts: Full-day Saona Island & Catalina Island charters from $1,750 · 5 vessels, up to 30 guests · Departs Marina Casa de Campo (guests travel by land from Punta Cana) · Captain + fuel + ice always included · Also available locally in Cap Cana: fishing charters from $1,575, short tours from $1,550 · Best season: December–April.
Punta Cana sits on the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic, flanked by the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. That geography gives you two very different boating experiences: the calm, crystal-clear Caribbean side toward Saona Island and the reef systems around Catalina, and the slightly rougher Atlantic side better suited for deep-sea fishing off Cap Cana's canyon walls.
Unlike the all-inclusive resort machine that defines Punta Cana on land, a private boat charter puts you in full control. No cattle-boat catamaran with 80 strangers and watered-down rum punch. Your group, your cooler, your route, your pace — with a bilingual captain who knows these waters and can get you to the best snorkeling spots before the shared tour boats arrive. It works just as well for a family boat trip in Punta Cana as it does for a couple’s day out.
Full-day charters to Saona Island and Catalina Island depart from Marina Casa de Campo — guests staying in Punta Cana are picked up at their hotel and transferred by land to the marina, included in the charter price, before boarding. Cap Cana Marina, within Punta Cana itself, is the departure point for two shorter, local options: a fishing charter and a boat tour, detailed below.
All prices below are for 100% private charters with captain, fuel and ice included. Prices in USD. Exact quote depends on vessel, dates, and itinerary — book online with instant confirmation, or WhatsApp us — we reply within 2 hours.
| Vessel | Capacity | Full-Day (7-8h) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Athena 38ft (Catamaran) | up to 11 guests | From $1,750 | Saona Island, Palmilla, Catalina Island |
| Fairline 43ft (Yacht) | up to 12 guests | From $1,850 | Saona Island, Palmilla |
| Velero 42ft (Sailboat) | up to 8 guests | From $1,850 | Catalina Island, Palmilla Beach — only sailboat in the fleet |
| Azimut 55ft (Yacht) | up to 15 guests | From $3,250 | Luxury, VIP, Catalina Island |
| Catamaran Carbono 65ft | up to 30 guests | From $3,800 | Large groups, events, Saona |
| Catamaran 60ft | up to 20 guests | From $4,500 | Saona Island, Catalina Island |
Bilingual captain (English/Spanish) · Fuel · Bluetooth sound system · Cooler with ice · Soft drinks · Life jackets · Safety equipment · Pre-trip itinerary consultation via WhatsApp.
Open bar (beer + Brugal rum) · Private chef / on-board catering · Drone photography + video · Fishing gear package · Underwater camera rental.
Your captain knows these routes cold. Here are the two Casa de Campo itineraries — and what makes each one worth the ride.
The crown jewel of Dominican boating. Departs from Marina Casa de Campo. Natural pools, pink conch shells, and Caribbean-blue shallows. Full-day trip recommended — arrive before the 80-person catamaran tours at 10am.
World-class snorkeling and diving at The Wall — a dramatic coral drop-off from 10 ft to 50 ft depth. Departs from Marina Casa de Campo. Less visited than Saona; better for snorkeling purists and underwater photographers.
Not sure which one fits your group? See how Saona Island and Catalina Island compare.
Two shorter options that depart locally from Cap Cana Marina, in Punta Cana — no land transfer required.
Offshore Cap Cana canyon walls, 15 miles out, dropping to 2,000+ ft — blue marlin, white marlin, mahi-mahi and wahoo. Fishing gear, bait, crew, and drinks included. Base price for up to 6 guests; each additional guest is $100 (max 10). For species by month and everything else about this charter, see the complete Cap Cana fishing guide.
Boat and fuel, captain and deckhand, ice, water, soft drinks and 2 liters of beer, and snacks. Snorkel gear is available to rent separately. Flat rate for up to 12 guests — no per-person surcharge. Two routes with the same boat: Punta Cana’s natural pools and snorkeling area, or a coastal sunset cruise. Guests may bring their own drinks aboard.
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