The whole boat
A private charter blocks the deck for your group on that date. No other booking, no shared schedule, no stranger in your photos.
Black Party Boat Punta Cana
Black Party Boat Punta Cana is a private charter: the whole boat is yours. Bringing your favorite people here is a milestone. Celebrate it with total privacy, warm hospitality, and fresh food from our floating kitchen. You bring the vibe; we deliver the memories.
Four things, and the last one is you. Everything else is ours to get right.
A private charter blocks the deck for your group on that date. No other booking, no shared schedule, no stranger in your photos.
A galley and a cook working while you swim. Lunch comes up hot and plated, in the middle of the Caribbean.
Your playlist, your hours in the water, your moment for the toast. The afternoon follows the celebration, not a timetable.
Bring the people, the inside jokes and the reason you flew here. That part nobody can deliver for you.
Start with your date
You smell it before you see it. Somewhere under your feet a grill is going while you are still in the water, and by the time you come back up the ladder with salt drying on your shoulders, lunch is on the table.
Hot. Plated. In the middle of the Caribbean, on a boat that belongs to your group for the day. That is the part nobody expects and everybody tells their friends about.


Every group is different, and that is exactly why every charter is private. Here is what people come here to celebrate.
Most booked
The year everyone finally made it to the same island. Matching fits optional, group photo mandatory.
The light everyone came to the Caribbean for.
The one you will be telling stories about for years.
Engagements, promotions, and anything worth opening a bottle for.
Three generations, one deck, nobody checking a watch.
Forty? Eighty?A whole weekend’s worth of people, one contact who answers, and a deck sized to the headcount you actually have.
Talk to an organizerTwo steps, and the price updates as you go.
1 Pick your menu
2 Slide to your group size
It is your boat for the day. Mark what you would want on board and we come back with what is possible for your date.
Marked extras travel with your inquiry. We confirm what fits your date, your boat and your group in writing.


Six of them, every one owned by Hispaniola and kept by their own technical crew. Tell us how many of you are coming and we will tell you which deck was built for it.
Two full levels and a main deck the size of a stage. Hispaniola calls it the largest catamaran in the Caribbean, and it is the one people book when the guest list stopped being a list.
Sixty feet of catamaran with space to spare. The deck that fits the entire group chat, plus the cousins who invited themselves.
Two decks, a slide off the back, a bar and a roof that slides open when the sun gets serious. Built for one thing, and your group is it.
Forty feet with a water slide on board. The one for the reunion where the kids are coming and nobody is asking you to keep it down.
Designed and built for this fleet and no other. Steady, shaded and unbothered — the easy yes for a first charter.
Their newest sailing catamaran in Punta Cana. Engines off, sails up, and the quietest way there is to watch the light go gold.
Send the date, the headcount and what you are celebrating. We come back with availability, the boat that fits, and a price for the whole thing.
Tell us your ideaYes. A private charter holds the whole boat for your group on that date. The deck is yours from the moment you board until you are back at the dock.
Yes. There is a galley and a cook working during the charter. The menu for your date is confirmed before you pay.
It depends on the deck. The fleet runs from twenty guests up to three hundred and fifty on the Karaya. Send your headcount and we will name the boat.
That is what the group inquiry is for. Terms for large groups are confirmed in writing.
Hispaniola runs those too. This page is the private party boat; if you need another format, say so in the inquiry.
Hispaniola Aquatic Adventures, Bávaro Reefs Group. They own the six boats, maintain them with their own technical crew, and have been sailing out of Punta Cana since 2010.