Deep Sea Fishing, Drinks Included

From Punta Cana: Deep Sea Fishing Tour by Boat with Drinks

★ 4.5 38 reviews

4 hours, pickup offered, free cancellation.

from $145 per person

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Duration: 4 hours
Cancellation: Free cancellation

Overview

This is a four-hour offshore fishing charter run by Power Adventures, departing from Punta Cana with hotel pickup and drop-off built into the trip. Guests are collected at their accommodation, taken to the boat, and taken out into open water. The target species are the Caribbean's big game fish: marlin, sailfish, tuna and mahi-mahi, though reviewers more often report barracuda and mahi-mahi coming over the rail. All rods, bait and tackle are supplied, and the crew handles rigging and bait changes.

The boat carries drinks the whole way out and back: beer, soda and water, all included. Nothing to eat is provided, so anyone prone to hunger on the water should plan for that. The trip is pitched at both experienced anglers and first-timers, and reviews show it works for mixed groups, including families with teenagers. Catching is never guaranteed, as one traveller put it, but multiple reviews describe productive days on the water.

At the end of the trip the boat returns to the harbour and travellers are transferred back to their hotels, catch in hand if the fish cooperated.

What's Included

Included

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Fishing gear
Bait
Beer
Soda
Water

Not Included

Food
Tips

Itinerary

Hotel pickupA vehicle collects guests at their Punta Cana accommodation and transfers them to the boat. One reviewer noted the pickup ran late, so allow some slack in the day.
Board the boatGuests meet the captain and crew, load up and head out of the harbour toward open water.
Offshore fishingThe crew sets lines and fishes for marlin, sailfish, tuna, mahi-mahi and whatever else is running. Gear, bait and drinks are on board, and the crew changes bait and works the rods throughout.
Return and drop-offThe boat heads back to the harbour and guests are transferred back to their hotels, with any catch brought along.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical things shape how this day goes, from the sea state to what you wear on your feet.

Seasickness is real. Several reviewers reported rough water and passengers getting sick, in some cases cutting the trip short. More than one traveller recommended taking motion sickness tablets the night before. If anyone in the group is prone to seasickness, plan ahead rather than relying on luck.
Bring sun protection. The listing asks for sunscreen, a hat and comfortable shoes. Four hours on open water in Caribbean sun adds up. High-heeled shoes are not allowed on board.
Drinks, not food. Beer, soda and water are included and reviewers said there were plenty of beverages. Food is not included and tips are not either, so bring something to eat if needed and cash if you want to tip the crew.
Drawn rods. One reviewer described a group where rods were drawn by lot among the passengers. Boats in the reviews carried groups of five or six.
Fishing, not catching. It is a genuine fishing trip and the fish do not always bite. One reviewer caught nothing while a spouse landed a barracuda, and another group managed only a small barracuda. Other days produce mahi-mahi, tuna or double-digit hauls, so go in expecting variation.
Solid crew. Multiple reviewers praised the captain and first mate by role, describing them as attentive, helpful with seasick passengers and active in changing baits to find fish. The pattern of positive feedback on the crew is consistent.

Common issues. The most common complaint is sea state: several reviewers described high waves and multiple passengers getting seasick, and one boat had to return early because of it. One reviewer felt the trip should not have run in those conditions at all. A single traveller also reported a language mismatch at booking and a late pickup car. The listing excludes food and tips, and no meals are served on board.

Common Questions

Is Hotel Pickup Included?

Yes, the tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off from Punta Cana. One reviewer mentioned the pickup car arriving late, so it is worth building a little flexibility into the day.

What Drinks Are Included?

Beer, soda and water are all included, and reviewers said there were plenty of beverages available throughout the trip. Food is not included, so bring snacks if you want them. Tips are also not included.

Do I Need To Bring My Own Fishing Gear?

No. Fishing gear and bait are included, and the crew rigs the rods and changes baits during the trip. Reviewers described the equipment and the crew's help as part of what made the day work.

What Kind Of Fish Can We Catch?

The listing targets marlin, sailfish, tuna and mahi-mahi. Reviews most often mention mahi-mahi and barracuda, with one family landing a tuna. Catching is never guaranteed, as this is real fishing.

Is This Tour Suitable For Beginners And Teenagers?

Yes, the listing says the tour caters to both seasoned anglers and beginners. A reviewer's teenage sons took part and landed a tuna. The main thing to weigh is seasickness, which affected several reviewers' groups, so tablets beforehand are a common recommendation.

What Is The Cancellation Policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If bad weather prevents the tour from running, travellers are offered a guaranteed refund, with rescheduling available as an optional alternative.