National Park Los Haitises (From Dominicus Bayahíbe)
Enjoy a great Ecological Adventure in the Dominican Republic through the Coastal Plain of the East-Northeast region. Crossing through Miches, Sabana de La Mar until reaching Caño Hondo.
The Haitises is one of the 4 most important Karst Parks in the world, with rich fauna and lush flora, featuring endemic species from the area.
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What's included?
- Fresh, Typical Dominican meal
- Soft drinks, cold bottled water, lunch.
Important Notes
We start the journey by boat, through Caño Hondo, a stream that crosses the largest mangrove in the Caribbean. Various mangrove species, an abundant variety of crustaceans and birds can be observed. During this journey, we reach Laguna San Lorenzo, surrounded by the lush mangrove forest, which is a crucial reserve for the reproduction of fish, crustaceans, and birds.
We continue until we reach the rocky area, where we visit two (2) Caves, which have Petroglyphs and Carvings on the walls, the traces left by the Tainos who inhabited the area. We will also visit several Mogotes or Atolls scattered throughout the coast surrounding the Park, which are inhabited by dozens of bird species.
After this ecological tour, we head to the Hotel Paraíso Caño Hondo for lunch. This is an Eco-friendly hotel nestled at the foot of the mountain, privileged to irrigate its pools with pure and crystalline water from a river that originates within the park. Here, we also enjoy a refreshing swim.
After lunch and enjoying the natural surroundings, we board the bus and head to Montaña Redonda. We’ll ascend to its summit in a Safari Truck. Situated between two large lagoons (Laguna Limón & Laguna Redonda), Montaña Redonda offers a spectacular view, showcasing the Bay of Samaná, the Peninsula, a significant part of the Eastern Cordillera, and the Atlantic Ocean.
Some place to visit in this tour
During this excursion, you will be able to visit and enjoy the following natural beauties or emblematic places of the Dominican Republic, find out more details.
