Basic riding experience is enough
Basic motorcycle handling is required. The first stage also helps you get familiar with the bike and local traffic.
11 DAYS • 10 NIGHTS • 9 RIDING STAGES
The ocean, countryside, waterfalls, breathtaking views and the country’s history – from the saddle of a comfortable touring enduro.
ADVENTURE WITH LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
This is neither a race nor a rigid mass-market holiday. We travel in a small group, explore the coast and the countryside, and adapt the route to the riders’ experience and interests.
Basic motorcycle handling is required. The first stage also helps you get familiar with the bike and local traffic.
A comfortable, easy-to-handle touring enduro suitable for roads and light off-road sections.
The group is accompanied by a guide who is also a mechanic. A second support member joins when the stage requires it.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND DOMINICANA LIVE
Dominicana Live did not begin at an office desk. It started a few years ago during our rides together, when we kept being surprised by how quickly the landscape and pace of life change beyond the resorts. One road leads to the ocean, another into the mountains and a third ends in a small village where it is worth stopping for coffee. That was when we decided these journeys were too good to keep to ourselves.
That is why we founded Dominicana Live. We are the company’s owners and also its guides. We ride the routes ourselves, know our motorcycles and personally accompany our guests. We want to show the country as we enjoy it – up close, in a small group and without unnecessary hurry.
Company owner • guide
Company owner • guide
THE ROUTE IN MOTION
The satellite animation shows each riding stage and the main points along our grand tour.
SAMPLE PROGRAMME
Airport welcome, transfer, accommodation and a shared introduction to the journey.
An introductory stage to get familiar with the motorcycle and local traffic. Coastal scenery, country roads and the first sweeping views across the east.
A ride through the eastern countryside, sugarcane fields and older roads towards the capital. The stage ends in the historic atmosphere of Santo Domingo.
We leave the coast for the green interior. Changing landscapes, small towns and a gradual approach to the central mountain region.
Mountain roads, bends and viewpoints accompany the crossing from the centre of the country to the Atlantic and Puerto Plata.
A loop combining the coast, smaller towns and quieter roads around Puerto Plata. The day can be adapted to the group’s pace and interests.
A long scenic stage along the north coast with the Atlantic, tropical beaches, seaside towns and the changing landscape of the Samaná Peninsula.
A shorter adventure loop through the tropical interior, coffee country, village roads, light off-road sections and the waterfalls around El Limón.
We leave the Samaná Peninsula and return to the authentic interior, with green plains, small communities and less-visited regions.
The final stage passes through traditional towns in the eastern Dominican Republic before closing the loop back in Punta Cana.
A final day in Punta Cana followed by an arranged airport transfer.
The itinerary is indicative. Individual stages may be adjusted according to weather, road conditions, riding experience and the group’s interests.
CLEAR AND SIMPLE
ONE DAY IN THE SADDLE
For guests who want to explore the surroundings of Punta Cana by motorcycle during their holiday. We tailor the route to the group’s experience, time and interests.
ONE-DAY ROUTE
Punta Cana → Montaña Redonda → Punta Cana
From Punta Cana we ride along country roads between palm trees, villages and the green landscapes of the east coast. The road gradually opens towards the Miches region and leads us to Montaña Redonda. From the summit, the Atlantic, lagoons and hills spread out below, with plenty of time for the famous swings, photographs and a quiet moment simply taking in the view.
The price is for one motorcycle for 1–2 people. Ride solo or with a passenger – the price stays the same.
ONE-DAY ROUTE
Punta Cana → Boca de Yuma → Punta Cana
In the morning we leave busy Punta Cana behind and ride through sugarcane plantations, small villages and places where life moves at a gentler pace. In Boca de Yuma, high cliffs, views across the Caribbean Sea and the atmosphere of an old fishing harbour await us. There is time for a walk, photographs and a relaxed taste of a place most visitors to the island never discover.
The price is for one motorcycle for 1–2 people. Ride solo or with a passenger – the price stays the same.
THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC UP CLOSE
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BEFORE THE JOURNEY
Basic motorcycle handling and a valid licence are sufficient. The first stage also helps you become familiar with the bike and local traffic.
The tour is designed for four riders. A small group allows personal support and route flexibility.
No. The route is indicative and may be adapted to weather, road conditions, experience and the group’s interests.
Most riding is on roads, but light gravel and village tracks can be included depending on conditions and the group’s ability.
The motorcycle, accommodation, breakfast and dinner, soft drinks, coffee, planned fuel and entrance fees, guide, mechanical support and airport transfers.
No. Each participant arranges their own flights, travel insurance and personal expenses.
INTERESTED?
Send us the basic details. We will confirm availability and fine-tune the focus of the journey with you.