St.
Domingo 
Santo
Domingo - Discover the culture of the Dominican Republic
Follow
the traces of Columbus into the new world
Parque Colón Casas Reales
Visit
the capital of the Dominican Republic with it’s remarkable Old Town, the Zona
Colonial: alleys, historic houses and churches, places with old trees, shops and
stalls make the Zona Colonial, which is an UNESCO World Culture Heritage, one of
the last paradises to stroll under Caribbean sun.
 
Alley
Old Town House UNESCO
Board
We
pick you up by a comfortable bus at your hotel or from our office and drive,
passing La Romana, over the new highway to Santo Domingo.
We
start our sight seeing tour through the Zona Colonial at the Parque Colón, the
traditional centre of the old Santo Domingo, with the statue of Colón. We visit
the Cathedral Santa Maria la Menor, the Ozama Fortress, the Pantéon Nacional,
the museum in Casas Reales, and the Alcázar de Colón, just to name the best
known. We will pass several historic buildings on our tour.
Your
guide will be able to tell you a lot about the history of the capital.
You
have free time to stroll in “El Conde”, the shopping street in the Zona
Colonial, before we have lunch in a cozy restaurant, a typical Dominican lunch
with beverage and coffee.
Cathedral
Alcazar de Colon
Plaza de la Hispanidad
Pantéon
Ritas Café - Zona Colonial
After
visiting the Zona Colonial we do a short sight seeing tour through Santo Domingo
by bus. You will see the president’s palace and we will leave Santo Domingo
passing the Faro de Colón with a photo stop.
President-Palace
Faro de Colón
In
the afternoon we have scheduled the visit of Tres Ojos, a subterranean cave
system, with lakes in the caves , the “ 3 eyes “, 3 lagoons of different
depth, crystal clear water, surrounded by stalagmites and stalactites, or, there
where daylight falls in, walls of tropical plants.
Tres Ojos
After
the visit of Tres Ojos, after an interesting day, we start back to Bayahibe
We
recommend comfortable walking shoes, please don't wear shorts or sleeveless
tops, because we will visit churches.
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Bayahibe
