Located off the southeastern tip of the country, Saona Island, Dominican Republic, is a government-protected nature reserve and a quintessential Caribbean paradise. As part of the Cotubanamá National Park, the island is a sanctuary of pristine beaches, swaying palm trees, and turquoise waters, free from the heavy development seen in other areas. Its protected status ensures the preservation of its stunning natural beauty and diverse ecosystems, making it one of the most popular destinations in the country.

Visitors are consistently captivated by the island's idyllic landscapes. The journey often includes a stop at the famous "Piscina Natural," a large natural swimming pool in the middle of the sea where you can spot starfish in the shallow, crystal-clear water. Beyond the popular spots, Saona is home to some of the most breathtaking beaches in the Caribbean, including the remote and untouched Canto de la Playa beach. It's the perfect place to disconnect and soak in the serene beauty of an unspoiled tropical island.

Beyond its natural splendor, Saona Island also offers a glimpse into authentic local life at Mano Juan fishing village, the only inhabited settlement on the island. A visit here provides a unique cultural experience, showcasing the simple, peaceful lifestyle of its residents. Whether you're wondering what to do on Saona Island or simply want to relax on its world-famous shores, this protected gem offers an unforgettable escape. Eager to see it for yourself? Book our exclusive Saona Island tour today!