your Adventure
From there, you'll cool off in the crystal-clear waters of Hoyo Azulito, a spring so beautiful it's said to have inspired the legend of the Fountain of Youth. Swim, float, or simply relax before continuing deeper into the jungle.
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A short hike leads to Hoyo Verde, one of the park's most secluded cenotes. Along the way, your guide will help you spot native plants and wildlife—including the Giant Hispaniola Tarantula if we're lucky. Once there, you'll have the chance to swim through both chambers of the cenote using the dive masks we provide.
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Your day begins outside a local Dominican colmado, where you'll meet your guide and get a glimpse into everyday life in the Dominican Republic. Grab a cold drink or snack before setting off toward Cotubanamá National Park.
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Your first stop is Cueva de Berna, an ancient cave decorated with Taíno petroglyphs. As you explore by flashlight, keep an eye out for cave owls, crabs, bats, and the many creatures that call this hidden world home.
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After a morning of exploring, you'll head to El Arponero, a seaside restaurant overlooking the Caribbean. Enjoy freshly caught fish and seafood while watching local fishermen bring in the day's catch just offshore.
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By the end of the day, you'll leave with muddy shoes, unforgettable memories, and a side of the Dominican Republic that few travelers ever get to experience.
Your Experience does not Include
Transportation (Available through us at an extra cost)
The Cost of your lunch (Lunch is ordered from a menu at local prices)
Tips for your guide!
Need to Haves
Good walking shoes (Chacos, Tevas, Tennis shoes, Hiking shoes, etc)
Bathing suit (Best worn on or under your clothes)
Water Bottle (Plastics can be purchased at the meeting point)
Cash for Lunch, local purchases, tolls and tips
You will pass a toll, they only accept Local Dominican Pesos.
For everything else USD is fine
Nice to Haves
Water shoes
Bug spray
Day pack
Extra set of clothes
Towel
Snorkeling Mask (We provide, but nice to have your own)
Restrictions
Children under 6
Pregnant women
Any persons with significant movement handicap or assisted walking device
Generally, persons over 65 is not recommended