Board where the Chavón River meets the Caribbean, at Marina Casa de Campo — one of the larger marinas in the Caribbean and host to the Blue Marlin Classic — and reach Bayahibe, Isla Catalina or Isla Saona in a private closed-cabin boat, no transfer vans, no shared catamaran queues.
Prices from, for 1 to 12 guests — firm quote within hours (captain, fuel, insurance, fees included).
Itinéraire calé sur la géographie réelle du littoral de La Romana : la Marina Casa de Campo comme port d'attache abrité, hôte du Blue Marlin Classic ; Bayahibe comme village de départ officiel vers les îles du parc national ; et la portion de mer ouverte vers le nord en direction de Punta Cana, qui n'a de sens que par bonne mer.
Marina Casa de Campo sits where the Chavón River meets open Caribbean water — one of the larger marinas in the Caribbean, and host to the annual Blue Marlin Classic. A single, sheltered pontoon puts you on the water in minutes, instead of driving the resort's back roads to a public tour dock in Bayahibe.
Bayahibe's public jetty gets crowded with shared catamarans heading to Saona at the same mid-morning slots. A private departure from Casa de Campo lets you set your own time and skip that queue entirely.
The land route to Cap Cana loops inland past La Romana and Higüey; a direct boat run along the coast from the marina is a straighter, calmer alternative when the sea is cooperating.
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