Las Terrenas ATV Tour in Samaná
A full crossing of the mountain range from south to north, with the option of stopping at El Limón waterfall on the way.

What the ride is like
Las Terrenas is on the north coast, on the Atlantic side, and getting there from Samaná means crossing the whole mountain range. That crossing is the route: you climb, cut through the mountains and drop down to the sea on the other side.
El Limón waterfall sits along the way, so plenty of people do both on the same trip.
Las Terrenas is the liveliest town on the peninsula: a long beach, restaurants with tables on the sand and a fair bit going on. A good place to finish the ride and eat before heading back.
What makes this trip
- Full mountain crossing, from the bay to the Atlantic
- Optional stop at El Limón waterfall on the way
- Long beach and beachfront restaurants when you arrive
- The longest route we run: allow a full day
What does it cost? If you ride it self-drive, rental starts at US$50 per ATV per day. If you want it guided, it depends on how many of you are riding and whether you combine routes, so we quote that separately. Message us and we will send you the exact price, no commitment.
How booking works
- Message us on WhatsApp with your date, how many people and where you are staying.
- We send price and availability in minutes, no commitment.
- We arrange delivery or a meeting point that works for you.
- Riding briefing before you go — handling, route and safety.
FAQ
Can we stop at El Limón waterfall on the way to Las Terrenas?
Yes, the waterfall area is along the route. Tell us if you want it included and we will build it into the trip.
Is this a full-day route?
It is the longest one we run, so it is worth setting the day aside. Send us your schedule and we will tell you how to fit it in.
About the area
We are the operator: we provide the ATV, the route and the guide. If you want to read about the area before you come — what it is like, what else is nearby, where to eat — the Samaná tourism portal covers it in detail:
Las Terrenas on SamanaOnline →