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Board a restored luxury sailboat at Marina Casa de Campo for a private six-hour run to Catalina Island with snorkel at The Wall reef, open bar and light snacks for up to eight guests. Hotel pickup from Punta Cana can be included so you reach La Romana without arranging separate drivers.
From Marina Casa de Campo you sail open Caribbean waters toward Catalina Island's white-sand shores on a restored luxury sailboat while professional crew handle lines and navigation. You move between shade, loungers and snorkel prep on deck during the crossing, with light snacks and open bar service available as the island approaches.
At The Wall reef you drop in over vibrant coral with gear assistance from crew, then return to deck for salads, bruschetta and more time in the breeze before the sail back to La Romana. With only eight guests aboard, snorkel entries and beach time stay uncrowded for couples or small families, and resort pickup from Punta Cana can link the two coasts when that is part of your booking.
Departure is Marina Casa de Campo in La Romana with destination Catalina Island offshore reefs and beaches. The crossing gives you proper sailing time on a restored luxury boat before you step onto Catalina's white sand or drop into The Wall snorkel site.
Transfer from Punta Cana resorts links the two coasts when resort pickup is part of your day. You meet at Marina Casa de Campo ready to step aboard rather than coordinating separate drivers between La Romana and your hotel.
Basic swimming helps for snorkel segments at The Wall, and crew assist with gear and briefings before you enter the water. No sailing experience is required because professional crew operate the vessel throughout the crossing and return.
Tell the crew at the marina if you want extra time boarding or a hand on the dock steps. Snorkel gear and safety pointers happen on deck before you reach the reef so beginners know how to enter and exit the water calmly.
Private Catalina access with luxury sail ambiance beats shared ferries or crowded snorkel boats where timetables are fixed for large groups. Open bar and light snacks are woven into deck time rather than added as separate purchases at the marina.
Pickup from Punta Cana hotels removes the logistics of reaching La Romana on your own when that option is included in your booking. With only eight guests aboard, deck space and crew attention stay focused on your party for the whole crossing and return.
Optional Punta Cana pickup drives to Marina Casa de Campo where your private group boards the luxury sailboat and meets the crew.
Stow dry bags below deck before lines are cast off.
Sail toward Catalina Island with open bar and light snacks served as you cruise clear offshore waters with crew commentary on landmarks.
Apply sunscreen during long sun exposure on deck.
Anchor at Catalina Island for snorkel at The Wall coral reef with gear provided and calm-water briefing for your group.
Respect reef rules and avoid standing on coral heads.
Sail back to Marina Casa de Campo and transfer to your Punta Cana hotel if pickup was included in your booking.
Rinse salt and hydrate after snorkel and sun.
This private charter sails from Marina Casa de Campo to Catalina Island with up to eight guests on a restored luxury sailboat featured in film history.
Crew handle navigation, snorkel briefing and open bar service while you relax on deck. Because departures keep guest numbers capped compared with large party boats, deck space and reef time stay focused on your party rather than unrelated groups sharing the same timetable.
Yes. Guides explain what is served on site versus what you may purchase separately when you arrive, so you know when to bring cash for extras at park cafes or marina shops.
Resort pickup toward La Romana and Marina Casa de Campo is included when selected on your group. Confirm pickup versus self-meet at marina before travel.
Expect about six hours including road transfer if applicable, sailing to Catalina Island, snorkel at The Wall reef and return to marina.
Calm seas shorten transit; swell can extend sailing legs slightly. Trail pace, swim stops and transfer traffic can shift timing slightly on the day, so guides build small buffers rather than rushing the convoy or reef entries.
Light snacks such as salads and bruschetta plus an open bar are served aboard during the day as operated by crew.
This is not a full hot lunch service as served on the day. Guides explain what is served on site versus what you may purchase separately when you arrive, so you know when to bring cash for extras at park cafes or marina shops.
Snorkel at Catalina Island includes The Wall coral reef with calm entries suited to beginners and experienced swimmers.
Crew provide gear and basic guidance before you enter the water. Crew or guides brief entry points before you enter the water and can suggest flotation or handholds if you are newer to mask and snorkel use or cenote steps feel steep.
The charter is private to your party with maximum eight guests for an intimate deck experience. Because departures keep guest numbers capped compared with large party boats, deck space and reef time stay focused on your party rather than unrelated groups sharing the same timetable.
Ideal for couples, families or two families travelling together. Because departures keep guest numbers capped compared with large party boats, deck space and reef time stay focused on your party rather than unrelated groups sharing the same timetable.
Wear swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, hat and soft-soled shoes for deck grip. Reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a dry bag for phones help on wet stops, while closed shoes and clothes you do not mind getting dusty work best on buggy or trail sections.
Bring a towel and dry bag. A light layer helps during breezy sailing legs. Reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a dry bag for phones help on wet stops, while closed shoes and clothes you do not mind getting dusty work best on buggy or trail sections.
Children are welcome with adult supervision; strollers can be accommodated at marina access points when noted in advance.
Infants should remain with guardians on deck. Tell us ages before travel when younger guests join so guides can confirm passenger seats, harness sizes or horse pairings that keep mixed-age groups comfortable on the same departure.
Strong wind or rough open-water swell can adjust Catalina approach timing. Light rain often still allows land activities when guides shorten loops, while marine segments may move earlier or later if swell or wind changes on the east coast.
Captain prioritises comfort and may shorten snorkel if needed. Morning charters often enjoy flatter seas.
Casa de Campo marina provides a luxury departure point before open-water sailing to pristine Catalina beaches and reefs.
Private format keeps every snorkel and deck moment for your group alone. Bilingual guides stay with your group through each transition on the day, and you can ask the same crew about photo stops or pacing when you arrive at the welcome desk.
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