NCL Encore excursion: COUNTRYSIDE SAFARI - LOCAL STYLE

[connolk]

Hi - we'll be on the Encore 4/9/23-4/16/23.  Has anyone done the ship excursion= COUNTRYSIDE SAFARI - LOCAL STYLE? 

If so, was it an open-air safari type vehicle, and did it go over very bumpy roads?  Hubby has a bad back so that's out for us. 

Also, for the in-town tour, were there many steps?  We're okay with a few steps but not big flights of steps.  

TYIA for replies! 

[ggTexasGal]

4 minutes ago, connolk said:

Hi - we'll be on the Encore 4/9/23-4/16/23.  Has anyone done the ship excursion= COUNTRYSIDE SAFARI - LOCAL STYLE? 

If so, was it an open-air safari type vehicle, and did it go over very bumpy roads?  Hubby has a bad back so that's out for us. 

Also, for the in-town tour, were there many steps?  We're okay with a few steps but not big flights of steps.  

TYIA for replies!

You might want to list which port.

[connolk]

Oh, it's Taino Bay.  I'll see if I can edit it. Thanks!

[ggTexasGal]

I'm sorry, it turns out that I can't help answer! 

We'd had an itinerary change, so it turns out we were not able to go on our pre-booked excursion.

[egurbi]

I've done it. It is basically an open air tram attached to a truck, at least when I did it in January 2022.  Not too many bumpy roads as I recall and it was an interesting insight into the DR -- including eye opening poverty faced by many of its citizens. I recommend it.

[connolk]

Ok great, Thank you very much!