Alojamientos vacacionales en Santo Domingo Este

One of the most amazing places in our Santo Domingo city is the 3 eyes Caves National Park. Discover with me the nature of the beautiful micro rainforest, the history of the aboriginal people that once used the caves, take a ride in the man pulled raft to discover the hidden 4th lake. Other things to note Please be at the meeting point 10 m before starting time; the tour departs on the appointed hour. If you are interested in scheduling a date not in the calendar, please inquire about availability.

You will be making chocolates right from the cacao bean, also preparying and tasting various cacao or chocolate drinks. You'll leave with your own handmade chocolates, customized the way you like them, to enjoy with your friends and family. There are stairs to get in, so not handicap accesible without help. Our location is small so if some are not going to do the workshop we will try our best to make you feel comfortable. We are close to a big park filled with bars and also have two bars right here next to us to hang out. Children of all ages welcome!

Discover the Colonial Zone in the most fun and authentic way covering more ground in less time. During the tour we share both historic and cultural insights riding by the most beautiful hidden corners with plenty of instagramable locations. It´s the first thing you should do when you get in town so you get the most out of your stay. In two hours we will ride through the sea side for panoramic view of the city while enjoying the Caribbean sea breeze, visit all the main parks and plazas as well as centuries old ruins, churches and all sorts of small local businesses that express the best of our culture. By the end of the tour you will feel like a local, knowing all the best spots to go eat, drink, dance and shop. Come ride with us and experience the best of Santo Domingo. Other things to note It's a 7 KM tour adapted for all ages. Show up 15 min before for the tour.

Si visita Santo Domingo por primera vez, ¡este tour es especialmente para usted! Disfruta de una introducción de tres horas llena de acción a la bulliciosa capital de la República Dominicana, el asentamiento más antiguo de América. Prepárese para descubrir un lado diferente del Caribe mientras lo llevamos a una visita rápida a los muchos aspectos históricos, culturales y naturales de Santo Domingo. Recorreremos el Distrito Colonial, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, donde se puede encontrar una gran mayoría de los aspectos culturales más destacados de la isla. A medida que avanzamos, verá de la mano de un local un punto de vista diferente sobre cómo vivimos y disfrutamos de este sitio histórico. Explicaremos sobre la historia de la ciudad, la naturaleza y la cultura vibrante. También podrá maravillarse con todos los muchos "primeros" edificios que se encuentran dispersos por Santo Domingo; el primer convento en las Américas, el primer hospital, el primer restaurante, etc. Nuestra última parada cultural será en Colmado dominicano, donde disfrutaremos de una refrescante cerveza dominicana en el lugar social más emblemático de la ciudad. Nuestro recorrido finalizará con un paseo por la calle El Conde y una parada en el parque Columbus. Lo dejaremos para que explore más o tenga una buena comida local. Otros aspectos destacables Llegue al punto de encuentro 10 m antes de la hora de inicio; El recorrido parte a la hora señalada. Interesado en programar una fecha que no esté en el calendario?, consulte con nosotros la disponibilidad.

Get to know the real Dominican Republic! Soak up the city’s rich colonial history, visit local markets, snack on some of Santo Domingo’s must-try treats, then end the day with an icy-cold Dominican beer. You’ll start in Santo Domingo’s Colonial Zone, we’ll see the Caribbean side of the old city, as we walk, eventually getting to the old city walls that once protected the city from pirates. We'll visit the Indepence Park an important landmark commemorating the Dominican Republic’s struggle for independence. Along the way, you’ll also have the chance to explore local markets, filled with fruits, vegetables, grains, and spices, as well as the spices used in Dominican cuisine. Learn about how Spanish and Arab immigrants brought their influence to the island. Discover the african - spanish religious syncretism of the Dominican Voodoo. We'll learn about the Dominican handmade crafts used in the countryside lifestyle and walk through Little Haiti and China Town to explore the small, picturesque businesses. If you’re getting hungry, our walk takes us to few of the most traditional local cafeterias and bakeries in the city, where you can try much delicious and locally loved treats