Tours

All-inclusive resorts have their own tour desks, and if you're staying in a resort, you can reliably use the company that runs the tour desk. It makes sense to use your hotel's tour operator unless you hear negative comments from other guests or the company doesn't offer the tour you prefer. The primary tour operator on the Southeast Coast is Tropical Tours (with headquarters at Casa de Campo in La Romana), whose prices are even less than some non-pros and some cruise-ship excursions. Their vans are new or nearly new and well maintained. Also, most of their staff speaks English as well as other languages. They can take you on a tour of Santo Domingo, to caves, on outback safaris, zip lining, or even out to a ballgame. The company also operates boat tours to the islands and provides transfers to the three area airports.

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Tropical Tours. The primary tour operator on the Southeast Coast is Tropical Tours (with headquarters at Casa de Campo in La Romana), whose prices are even less than some non-pros and some cruise-ship excursions. Their vans are new or nearly new and well maintained. Also, most of their staff speaks English as well as other languages. They can take you on a tour of Santo Domingo, to caves, on outback safaris, zip lining, or even out to a ballgame. The company also operates boat tours to the islands and provides transfers to the three area airports. Casa de Campo, La Romana, 22000. 809/556-5801 or 809/523-2028. tropicaltoursromana.com.do.