Saône Island: Tropical Paradise with Snorkeling and Lunch Included

The island has an area of 110 square kilometers and is inhabited by around 1,200 people. Their main occupation is fishing and tourism. It is a protected nature reserve, so construction has not been permitted for years. The beaches of Saona Island are a haven of tranquility, with white, crystal-clear sand surrounded by palm and coconut trees. The island, with a rocky landscape, is home to caves and grottos that hide valuable archaeological sites from the Taino era. Defined by its visitors as "a must-see in the Dominican Republic", Saona Island stands out for its pristine beaches, rich history, idyllic landscapes and vibrant seabeds. In addition, you can explore picturesque fishing villages, discover historic caves and visit one of the most important turtle nesting sites in the country.