• Parque Nacional Los Tres Ojos - Visitors will explore a remarkable underground cave system featuring four crystal-clear lagoons, three of which are visible. Surrounded by distinctive rock formations and lush greenery, they will learn about the historical and cultural significance to the Taino community and enjoy a boat ride in one of the lagoons.
• Columbus Lighthouse (Faro A Colon) - A brief stop will allow visitors to observe the magnificent Columbus Lighthouse, a monument dedicated to the explorer Christopher Columbus. The guide will provide a short explanation of its impressive cross-shaped design and its history as a pilgrimage site.
• Palacio Nacional - During a panoramic tour, visitors will admire this emblem of Dominican democracy. The grandeur of its neoclassical architecture will be a highlight, as the guide shares its historical and political significance.
• Malecon - Visitors will enjoy views of the Caribbean Sea as they explore the iconic Malecón. This lively boardwalk offers a mix of local culture, historical monuments, and ocean breezes, perfect for capturing stunning photographs.
• Zona Colonial - On foot, visitors will enter the first city founded in America. Its cobblestone streets and historic buildings will transport them back to the 16th century as they explore the cultural heart of Santo Domingo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Museum of the Royal Houses - In this museum, visitors will discover colonial artifacts that narrate the story of the viceroyal period. From weapons to antique furniture, each piece reveals a chapter of the rich Dominican heritage.
• Catedral Primada de América de Santo Domingo - Visitors will enter the first cathedral built in America, a stunning example of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Here, they will appreciate works of religious art, stained glass, and an atmosphere of profound spirituality.
• Panteon Nacional - In this solemn mausoleum, visitors will honor the national heroes. They will learn the stories of key figures in the struggle for Dominican independence while admiring the building’s elegance.
• Calle Las Damas - Walking along the first paved street of the New World, visitors will immerse themselves in history. Its colonial buildings, such as the Alcázar de Colón, offer a unique glimpse into the era.
• Calle El Conde - This bustling pedestrian street provides a vibrant experience, filled with local shops, restaurants, and artists. Visitors can engage with Dominican culture and acquire unique souvenirs.
• Kahkow Experience - Here, visitors will learn about the artisanal process of making Dominican chocolate. They will have the chance to taste fresh products and learn the history of this essential sweet in the country’s culture.
• Amber World Museum - Visitors will be amazed by the amber pieces, one of the most treasured gems in the Dominican Republic. They will learn about their natural formation and use in jewelry and art.
• Parque Independencia - In this historic location, visitors will visit the Altar of the Fatherland, where the remains of the Republic’s founding fathers rest. It is a place rich in patriotic symbolism and Dominican history.

• Roundtrip transfer to your destination
• Tourist Guide
• Lunch
• Carbonated beverages

• Alcoholic beverages

• Minimum drinking age 18 years

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.