A one and a half hour trek starting from the equestrian center of Casa de Campo, along with your guide, saddle up through the manicured grounds of the resort and wander along panoramic paths around the golf courses through the private villas. A short stop halfway, for a complimentary drink before going back to the stables. Riders must be at least 12 years old and must weigh less than 250 pounds, minimum of 12 and maximum of 40 persons per tour.

Fly over the rainforest of the magnificent Anamuya Mountains and take a bird's eye view of the ancient Taino Indians sanctuary. Zip across the one mile crown canopy of the lush and tropical forest on 10 zip lines with 11 platforms while safely attached to a durable galvanized steel cable connecting to another platform. With the aid of skilled and trained naturalist guide, don't miss this exhilarating adventure that will thrill you for four to five hours.

Take off from Casa de Campo port on a bus in a 30 minute drive to Byahibe - a fishing village, from here, board the a 47 foot long speedboat and head through to have a glimpse of the beautiful Dominican coastline. First stop at the peaceful Palmilla beach for a welcome drink and swimming in its quite crystal clear waters. Make another stop (if time permits) at the lovely Natural Swimming Pool for a calming swim with some refreshment drinks. Then head back to Byahibe where a bus awaits to transport you back to the port. Duration is 3 hours, good for 20-30 persons per tour.

Show your shooting ability in this fast becoming popular Dominican sport on the radiant grounds of Casa de Campo Shooting Center.
This 2-hour skeet course features an open plain of wild grass with two mechanical stations, including eight shooting positions. Have a chance to hit up to 25 targets. All necessary equipment will be supplied, inclusive of instructor's orientation, 25 shells and refreshments.

Make sure to take a tour in the treasure of Casa de Campo. The Altos de Chavon's Artists Village is beautifully perched on top of the breathtaking Chavon River. Learn more about Dominican's rich culture and wander through the cobblestone paths then let the medieval Mediterranean time setting travel you back to the 1600's. Visit the beautiful St. Stanislaus Church, the Caribbean's most complete Regional Archeological Museum, and a world-renowned School of Design, as well as small old-style shops that offer locally-made ceramics, crafts and the precious amber and larimar stones that can only be found in the Dominican. Also visit the fascinating 5000-seat capacity amphitheatre naturally set in a low terrain, the home of the Kandela Show- an intoxicating show of Afro Caribbean rhythms and a profusion of music, sensuality, movement and color. Duration is 3-hours, good for 18-200 persons per tour.

Discover a tourist attraction for over 500 years! A 20-minute drive away from the pier, there lays the Cumayasa Ranch- a former Taino Indian settlement. Visit the famous Hurricane house and reminisce the laws of physics and gravity! Indulge in the wide array of country experiences such as swimming in the calm waters of the Cumayasa River, canoes or fishing with bamboo poles and paddle boats. Satisfy your sight with the rich tropical treasures. Enjoy other outdoor things to do in a naturally tranquil environment.

The rich Dominican ocean resources will be all yours for fishing. A group or a family will either enjoy fishing on its abundant seas or down the magical Chavon River. This 3-hour excursion is inclusive of a river guide, bait, tackle and sodas.

You and your kids will have fun with all the beach and water sports at the blue waters of Minitas Beach or simply bask in the pearl-white sand, and be delighted by a glass of pina coladas.