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Fishing excursions in Punta Cana, particularly deep-sea fishing, offer an exciting way to experience the rich marine life of the Caribbean. Here's a typical itinerary and what you can expect from a top-rated fishing trip in Punta Cana:
Typical Deep-Sea Fishing Itinerary
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Hotel Pick-Up
- Time: The trip typically begins with an early morning pick-up from your hotel to maximize the fishing time.
- Transport: An air-conditioned vehicle will take you to the marina.
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Arrival at the Marina
- Location: You'll arrive at one of the main marinas in Punta Cana, such as Cap Cana Marina or the marina in Cabeza de Toro.
- Check-In and Briefing: After checking in, you will meet the captain and crew who will brief you on the day's activities, safety procedures, and fishing techniques.
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Boarding the Fishing Boat
- Boat Features: The boat will be equipped with everything needed for fishing, including rods, reels, bait, and safety equipment. There are usually shaded areas and comfortable seating.
- Departure: Set out into the Caribbean Sea, with the captain heading to the best fishing spots.
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Fishing Time
- Target Species: Depending on the season, you might target marlin, sailfish, dorado (mahi-mahi), wahoo, tuna, and other big game fish.
- Fishing Techniques: Trolling is the most common technique used in these waters, where multiple lines are cast out and the boat moves slowly to attract fish.
- Guidance: The crew will assist with setting up the equipment, baiting hooks, and providing tips on how to reel in your catch.
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Refreshments and Relaxation
- Food and Drink: Most excursions include snacks, sandwiches, and beverages (water, soft drinks, and sometimes beer).
- Enjoying the View: When not fishing, you can relax and enjoy the beautiful ocean views.
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Return to Marina
- Wrap-Up: After several hours of fishing, the boat will head back to the marina. The crew will often clean and fillet any fish caught.
- Celebratory Photos: There’s usually an opportunity to take photos with your catch before disembarking.
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Hotel Drop-Off
- Transport: Guests are transported back to their hotels, concluding the trip.
Practical Information
- What to Bring: Sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, comfortable clothing, and a camera.
- Cost: Prices range from $150 to $300 per person, depending on the duration and inclusions. Private charters may cost more.
- Duration: The entire excursion typically lasts between 4-8 hours, with half-day and full-day options available.
Booking Options
Several reputable operators offer fishing excursions in Punta Cana:
These excursions are highly reviewed for their professional crews, quality equipment, and successful fishing experiences.