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Bahia de las Aguilas Boat Trip

Boat to the DR's most pristine and unspoiled beach

DifficultyEasy
Duration5-7 hours (full day)
PriceVaries by package; Cueva de las Águilas classic transfer: $85 USD per group of up to 5, plus $15 USD per additional person
Type
Nature
Difficulty
Easy
Duration
5-7 hours (full day)
Price
Varies by package; Cueva de las Águilas classic transfer: $85 USD per group of up to 5, plus $15 USD per additional person
Min age
3+
Group size
Up to 28 per boat with Cueva de las Águilas
Best season
Year-round, calmest seas December-April
Fitness
Low
Rating
4.9/5
The experience

Bahia de las Aguilas Boat Trip

Reach the most pristine and untouched beach in the Dominican Republic by boat — 8 km of virgin white sand and crystalline water.

Bahía de las Águilas (Bay of the Eagles) is widely considered the most beautiful and pristine beach in the Dominican Republic, and possibly in the entire Caribbean. Located within Jaragua National Park in the remote southwest, this 8-kilometer stretch of virgin white sand is backed by arid desert landscape and fronted by impossibly clear turquoise water.

You can reach the beach by all-terrain vehicle or by boat from Cabo Rojo (about 20 minutes). This isolation has preserved the beach in its natural state — no hotels, no vendors, no structures at all. Just pure, untouched Caribbean paradise. Boat operators provide basic shade and sometimes lunch. Check what your tour includes; some packages provide water, lunch, shade and snorkeling gear.

At a glance

What to know before you go

Good for
✓Couples
✓Nature Lovers
✓Adventure Seekers
✓Groups
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Plan this experience

The essentials for booking Bahia de las Aguilas Boat Trip and getting there.

Best season
Year-round, calmest seas December-April
Meeting point
La Cueva fishing village
Group size
Up to 28 per boat with Cueva de las Águilas
Minimum age
3+
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