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Punta Cana: Monkeyland Half-Day Tour with Snacks and Guide

Immerse yourself in the Dominican jungle and visit MonkeyLand, a sanctuary where you can interact with playful monkeys in their natural habitat. Enjoy a unique and memorable experience with these incredible animals.

It is a half-day excursion, in the morning or afternoon. It is a safari-type excursion, as you head to the Bonao area, about 45 minutes from Punta Cana. Enjoy a panoramic view of all the mountains surrounding the province.

Play with the monkeys and feed them. Enjoy snacks, transportation, and a guide, this is a guided tour that allows you to interact near our beautiful and friendly squirrel monkeys at Monkeyland and visit a typical Dominican house. A must-do for any nature lover! Get the unique chance to see a family of squirrel monkeys eating right from a fruit bowl in your hands with a Monkeyland tour in the Dominican Republic.

Ytterligare information

Höjdpunkter	Get up close to playful monkeys in their natural habitat at Monkeyland Enjoy a panoramic view of the mountains surrounding the Bonao area Play with the monkeys and feed them as you learn about their natural habitat Travel to the sanctuary with ease with round-trip transportation from Punta Cana
Free cancellation	Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Reserve now & pay later	Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.
Duration 4 hours	Check availability to see starting times.
Live tour guide	Spanish, English
Includes	Half-day excursion Transportation Guide Snacks
Not suitable for	People with animal allergies
Important information	What to bring Hat Camera Sunscreen Water Comfortable clothes Insect repellent Closed-toe shoes Not allowed Smoking Know before you go Wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes Bring a camera to capture your moments with the monkeys Sunscreen and insect repellent are recommended Do not bring food and drinks into the sanctuary Smoking is not allowed Avoid touching the animals for their safety and yours