"Santo Domingo Colonial Tour from Punta Cana"

All customers who are staying at Cap Cana area will have pick-up point in Blue Mall. All customer who are staying at Veron or Fruisa area will have a meeting point designated by us in the get pick up. If you’ll be staying on an Airbnb or a non all-inclusive hotel, you will have to call us for designate a meeting point.

Discover the magic of Cueva de las Maravillas, a captivating underground cave system located in El Soco, Dominican Republic. This extraordinary natural wonder showcases ancient Taíno rock art, offering a glimpse into the culture and spirituality of the island's first inhabitants.

Stroll along the well-lit pathways and marvel at the stunning stalactites and stalagmites, as well as the intricate cave formations that make this site a true geological treasure. The museum-like setting, complete with interpretative displays, creates an enriching experience for visitors of all ages.

What to Expect
A guided exploration of this subterranean marvel.
Insight into the Taíno culture through over 500 preserved petroglyphs and pictographs.
Stunning natural beauty and well-maintained walkways for a safe and accessible visit.
Perfect for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and families seeking an unforgettable day trip in the Dominican Republic.

Step into the enchanting world of Los Tres Ojos, a unique open-air limestone cave system featuring three crystal-clear freshwater lagoons surrounded by lush vegetation. Located in Santo Domingo, this natural wonder invites you to explore its stunning beauty and rich history.

Formed thousands of years ago, these lagoons, or "eyes," offer a peaceful escape from the city. Marvel at the turquoise waters, unique rock formations, and the diverse flora and fauna that thrive in this serene environment.

What to Expect
A guided walk through this breathtaking cave system.
Scenic views of the three lagoons and the opportunity to visit the hidden fourth lagoon by a charming hand-pulled boat.
Learn about the site's geological formation and its cultural significance to the Taíno people.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply looking for a tranquil adventure, Los Tres Ojos is a must-visit destination that promises unforgettable memories.

Explore the grandeur of the Faro a Colón (Columbus Lighthouse), a monumental structure in Santo Domingo that commemorates the legacy of Christopher Columbus. This striking cross-shaped building serves as both a museum and a mausoleum, believed to house the remains of the famous explorer.

Admire its unique architectural design, featuring a massive light beam that projects a cross-shaped illumination into the sky at night. Inside, discover fascinating exhibits showcasing historical artifacts, cultural treasures, and exhibitions from various countries, celebrating the influence of Columbus's voyages on the New World.

What to Expect
A guided tour of this awe-inspiring architectural masterpiece.
Insightful exhibits featuring artifacts from the era of exploration and beyond.
A chance to reflect on the historical significance of Columbus’s expeditions and their global impact.

Marvel at the majestic Palacio Nacional, the official seat of the Dominican Republic's executive branch. Located in the heart of Santo Domingo, this neoclassical architectural masterpiece is a symbol of the nation’s governance and a testament to its rich cultural heritage.

The palace's grand design features stately columns, intricate details, and beautifully landscaped gardens, making it an iconic landmark in the capital. While the interior is reserved for official use, the exterior offers fantastic photo opportunities and a glimpse into the country’s political history.

What to Expect
Admire the stunning neoclassical architecture and learn about its historical significance.
Walk through the beautifully maintained gardens surrounding the palace.
Capture breathtaking photos of this monumental building, a centerpiece of Santo Domingo.
A must-visit for architecture lovers, history enthusiasts, and travelers seeking to experience the grandeur of the Dominican Republic’s political heart.

The Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is home to a rich collection of historical landmarks, colonial architecture, and vibrant culture. Key sites include the First Cathedral of the Americas, the Alcázar de Colón (Columbus Alcazar), the National Pantheon, and the Ozama Fortress, along with charming spots like Las Damas Street and Plaza España. Visitors can explore Museo de las Casas Reales, stroll through Ruins of the Monastery of San Francisco, and enjoy the views at Columbus Park. The tour also includes a chance to visit the Gate of the Conde and Independence Park, where the Dominican Republic declared independence in 1844. This journey offers a fascinating blend of history, architecture, and local culture, making it an unforgettable experience for any traveler.