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3 days and 2 nights
Departures every 2 weeks
Description
Discover the other side of the Dominican Republic with this 3-day, 2-night adventure away from the beaten paths, exploring the natural wonders of the South region: its’ desert, rivers, beaches, and mountains, on an unforgettable tour of the least explored area of the Dominican Republic. Our bilingual guide will accompany you throughout the journey, with transfers being made in comfortable private transportation, and wile staying in amazing eco-hotels where you can enjoy the region’s biodiversity.
Save time by taking multiple excursions. Explore the best natural attractions in the provinces of Azua, Barahona, and Pedernales without worrying about planning, accompanied by an expert team in nature travel in the Dominican Republic.
Itinerary
We’ll pick you up in the city of Santo Domingo to take a city tour, discovering the historical marvels preserved in its Colonial Zone. Explore the only desert in the Caribbean, its salt mine, and its impressive gray sand beach. Then, we’ll immerse ourselves in Caobita Beach, known by all Dominicans for its rugged mangrove and extensive coral reef, making it a paradise for ecology enthusiasts.
Activities plan
Colonial Zone City Tour
Visit to the Baní Dunes, salt mines, and Salinas Beach
Caobita Beach
Meal plan
Lunch included in the Colonial Zone
Accommodation
Altos de Caobita Eco Hotel
Visit Villa Miriam, a private residence where you’ll find a series of natural pools fed by the San Rafael River that run along the property, springing from the lush hills of the area. Then, various stops will give us an overview of the southern zone of the island, ending with a sunset dinner at the entrance of Bahía de las Águilas. After a full day in this natural majesty, we’ll head to our comfortable accommodation, Hotel Alba Coral.
Activities plan
Villa Miriam
Windmill Stop
Paradise Viewpoint Stop
Paraiso Sign Stop
Entrance to Bahía de las Águilas
Meal plan
Breakfast included at the hotel
Lunch included at Villa Miriam
Accommodation
Hotel Alba Coral
After a delicious typical Dominican breakfast, we’ll board our boats heading to Bahía de Las Águilas, recognized as the most beautiful beach in the Dominican Republic and part of Jaragua National Park. This stretch of brilliant white sand extends for about eight kilometers, with turquoise crystal-clear waters and a spectacular rocky karst landscape that embraces the beach along the entire coast.
After spending some incredible days in the South of the Dominican Republic, it’s time to leave and return home, but not before refreshing ourselves in the sweet waters of Arroyo Salado.
Activities plan
Visit to Bahía de las Águilas
Arroyo Salado
Return to Santo Domingo
Meal plan
Breakfast included at the hotel
Snacks at Bahía de Las Águilas
Lunch at Cueva de Las Águilas
Transfers
Transfers to and from the accommodation or Las Americas International Airport in Santo Domingo are included. Transfers to and from the hotel in Punta Cana are included with an additional fee.Price by person
Rate for 1 passenger US$ 1,510 p/pFare for 2 passengers US$ 890 p/p
Fare for 3 passengers US$ 695 p/p
Fare for 4 passengers or more US$ 590 p/p
Additional information
Included in the vacation package
Roundtrip transfers to and from Santo Domingo in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle (sedan / minibus / bus) with a driver
Excursions, sightseeing, and entrance fees to attractions detailed and included in the program
Tours with guides fluent in English and Spanish (inquire about other languages)
Internet access
Travel experience coordinator
Not included in the vacation package
Meals and drinks not mentioned in the program
Day trips, excursions, sightseeing, and entrance fees to attractions not mentioned in the program
Day trips, excursions, sightseeing, and entrance fees to attractions mentioned in the program as not included
Extended nights in city or beach hotels
Personal expenses and tips
Visited city
Santo Domingo, Peravia, Azua, Barahona y Pedernales
