The excursion through Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic, offers the opportunity to discover the historical, cultural, and natural richness of the oldest city in the New World. The tour begins with a visit to the impressive Three Eyes Cave, a wild natural setting featuring underground lakes and a unique atmosphere, perfect for enjoying the scenery and taking memorable photos.
During the panoramic drive, visitors can admire from the outside two of the city’s most iconic landmarks: the majestic Presidential Palace and the impressive Columbus Lighthouse. The experience continues in the Colonial Zone, an area filled with history that delights visitors with its well-preserved colonial streets and monuments.
In the Colonial Zone, the tour includes iconic sites such as the Primada de América Cathedral, the solemn Royal Pantheon, and the historic Alcázar of Diego Columbus, located in front of the Ozama River. Walking along Calle de las Damas, considered the first street in the New World, leads to the lively Plaza de España, where visitors can relax on its terraces and enjoy the local atmosphere, Dominican joy, and traditional music such as bachata and merengue.
The excursion includes a Creole-style buffet lunch with non-alcoholic beverages, as well as free time to stroll, enjoy a good coffee, or observe how famous Dominican cigars are made. The day also features a visit to a workshop-store offering local products such as larimar, amber, traditional handicrafts, Caribbean naïf paintings, Dominican rum, coffee, and tobacco. The experience ends with a short drive along the Malecón of Santo Domingo, offering beautiful views of the Caribbean Sea and concluding an unforgettable day in the Caribbean capital.