Los Haitises National Park - Discover the wonders of Los Haitises National Park, where unique rock formations rise up to 98 feet from the water. Tour the tropical forests, famous as filming locations for Jurassic Park. Sail through lush mangroves by boat and easily spot the endangered Ridgway’s Hawk, Spanish Piculet, Spanish Woodpecker, Spanish Emerald, as well as pelicans, frigates, herons, and many other majestic birds soaring over the park’s vast landscape. Explore the caves where the Taino lived over 500 years ago and marvel at the more than 950 pictographic paintings they left behind.

Loma del 4 - Experience the unique Yanigua Spa, where you can visit over 15 different types of plantations. Learn how cacao is transformed into Nutella and enjoy a taste. Explore the Tarzan Tree House, a 125-foot-high tree house offering stunning valley views. Discover the blue amber mine. Savor an exquisite free buffet and non-alcoholic open bar (beer available) while enjoying a relaxing bath under a private, pristine waterfall, letting natural clay rejuvenate your skin. The duration includes 45 minutes to reach Rancho Salto Yanigua from Los Haitises National Park and 2 hours to return to Punta Cana.

Montana Redonda - Relish the breathtaking panoramic views from the summit of Montaña Redonda, standing at an impressive 300 meters. Take in the paradisiacal landscape of the northeast coast of the Dominican Republic. The duration includes 50 minutes of transportation from Punta Cana, offering the chance to enjoy the beautiful Dominican countryside. The various plantations of rice, coffee, cacao, and tropical fruits will captivate you as your guide shares fascinating insights into Dominican culture and traditions.

Miches - With over 30 kilometers of beaches, plains, stunning mountains, and rivers, Miches offers a rich culture and exquisite cuisine, making it an essential local experience in the Dominican Republic. Its unmissable coasts stretch over 30 miles, featuring spots like Playa Esmeralda, El Limón, Media Luna, Coco Loco, and El Guaco. Miches is a haven for active tourism, offering paragliding and parasailing by air, fishing, diving, sailing, and kitesurfing by sea, and buggies and four-wheelers by land. Adventurers will be drawn to its waterfalls, including Salto la Jalda, El Cocuyo, Salto Grande, Los Marrones, El Jobo, Los Prietos, and El Yabón, which leave a lasting impression on all who visit.

Sabana de la Mar - Located in the northwest of the Dominican Republic, the city of Sabana de la Mar is part of the Hato Mayor del Rey province and has a population of approximately 17,500. Sabana de la Mar boasts a natural environment of beautiful rivers, beaches, and mountains. The main occupations of the residents are fishing, agriculture, and small trade.