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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. Children of all ages welcome!

Get to know the inside of an authentic Dominican neighborhood along with its music, it’s food and most importantly it’s people. This will include a guided tour telling the history of the places we will visit in English or Spanish, one ride in our cable car and metro system, access to a typical Dominican house, access to our natural pools and time for bath, boat ride which will take us to see the castle where Christopher Columbus’s son lived and three of his generation. We will also go underneath four of the most important bridges in Santo Domingo (note: the boat ride it’s for groups of 4 people and above) and one typical Dominican meal. Videos and pictures are included.

Sumérgete en la aventura de conocer la Zona Colonial en patineta eléctrica, donde vivirás una experiencia diferente y amena. Estaremos realizando el recorrido mientras conduces la eco-amigable patineta, y tus ojos contemplan las calles y personas que conectan y dan vida a la zona. Incluyendo los centros históricos más destacados de la ciudad colonial, con una breve explicación de su historia que a los tiempos de Colon hara a tu mente remontar. Conocerás las casas coloniales, colmados, negocios, comerciales, monumentos como el Alcazar de Colon, calle El Conde, Parque Montesinos, Catedral Primada de America. Veras los parques más pintorescos y vivirás una hermosa experiencia.

Los viajeros consiguen conectar con la esencia de República Dominicana, ganar una mayor empatía con otras personas, experimentar la real vida de Santo Domingo y aprender de su cultura en una realidad frecuentemente muy desconocida por la mayor parte de las personas que viajan al país. Actividades: -Compartir en una casa dominicana anfitriona. -Conocer cómo trabajan algunos artesanos en la comunidad. -Tomar el café de toda la vida recién colado -Entrar en los colmados (tiendas típicas) más representativos del barrio -Participar en la vida local como jugar dominó o entrar en la barbería. -Conocer diferentes vistas del barrio con una perspectiva diferente. -Descubrir manantiales donde los locales de bañan (pueden bañarse también). -Subir al teleférico donde la comunidad nos relatará la historia de los barrios. -Cruzar el río Ozama con bote. La comida tendrá lugar en la casa anfitriona. Regreso al mismo punto de encuentro. Una vez completado el itinerario, el viajero tendrá una perfecta inmersión de la vida dominicana. Este tour es totalmente seguro gracias a la relación con los líderes comunitarios y tenemos experiencia con el barrio en trabajos sociales, pero como en todos los lugares, se recomienda no llevar a la vista artículos de lujo o llamativos. No hay problema con cámaras y móviles. https://linktr.ee/Tourimpact

Enjoy authentic Salsa or Bachata dancing in the heart of Santo Domingo, with an experienced, professional and friendly dance instructor. We will have a good balance of learning and practices the dances. We will meet in Zona Colonial and visit a few of the iconic dance bars, clubs and discotechs. You will enjoy a friendly night full of dancing and fun. With an introduction to other dancers for you to practise with. I can teach salsa beginner and intermediate. And Bachata beginner. For more advanced learning I bring an additional instructor. Please let me know if you would like a salsa experience or bachata experience or a mix of both Complete beginners are welcome. Salsa and Bachata beginners example: Partner and solo. ⁠1. Basic Steps⁠ • basic on the spot • basic side to side • back basic • basic front to back 2. Right Turn ⁠and Left Turn⁠ 3. Cross Body We will move completely at your own pace. We will also look at * Listening and understanding the rhythms in salsa and bachata. * Dancing to count. Dancing to beat. For advance dancers I serve as your local guide and dance partner while in Santa Domingo Please note the different times offer different focuses: 7.30-9.30pm: Lots of instruction and learning. Lots of dancing. 9.30-11.30pm: Mostly dancing with some salsa instruction 11.30-1.30am: Stricly dancing

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

Vive la experiencia de conocer la idiosincrasia de los dominicanos a través de su música..podrás Bailar Merengue,Bachata, Salsa y el Son en las Ruinas de San Francisco con el grupo Bonye en vivo y disfrutar ricos cócteles en el Museo del Ron, Parada 77 y otros espacios todos a pocos metros de distancia en un recorrido peatonal inolvidable.

Looking for things to do in Dominican Rpublic? Ready to explore the Dominican desert and its sand dunes, salt ponds and coral reefs? We depart at 6:30am (Pickup might start up to 30 minutes before), take a 2-hour road trip to Salinas, with some stops on the way. Our first stop is for an authentic Dominican breakfast at a local place. After that, we visit the sand dunes and spend some time learning about them, taking pictures, and of course, sandboarding. I'm not a certified instructor, we're just having fun. No experience required. After having fun at the dunes, we walk through the salt mines and its pink lakes, where we see the salt process and workers taking salt out of the lakes. Our last attraction is playa El Derrumbao, where we are going to do some snorkeling. To get there, we take a 20 minute walk (one way) under the hot sun. We walk into the beach with urchins and grab the goggles to watch the coral reefs and fish underwater. It's beautiful! Then, we walk back and change clothes by the car. There's no dressing room, Then we go back to the same local place for some authentic Dominican lunch. After lunch, we return to Santo Domingo, happy and tired at around 5pm. Pickups out of town: -Bocha Chica $100 -Juan Dolio $120 -La Romana $280 -Punta Cana $300 (Round trip/up to 10 people). We can also drop you off at the bus station to Punta Cana that costs $10

Join us to visit this beautiful hidden waterfall in the greenest province of the entire Dominican Republic, Monte Plata. This is a 20-meter-high natural monument located in Bayaguana, where we will enjoy the clean air, the spectacular views, and the great flora that surrounds this wonderful waterfall. We will meet at 8:00 am at the meeting point, to go to the waterfall 50 minutes from Santo Domingo, enjoying the landscapes that the road gives us, while we have breakfast on board. Along the way, we will talk about the history of the island, beautiful places in the DR and get to know each other better. When we arrive at the Cascada, Doña Ramona will wait for us, who will cook our traditional Dominican lunch (al carbon), as they used to cook in the 1900's on our island. Once ready, we will walk for around 15 minutes and we will go into the jungle to reach the beautiful hidden waterfall. It is a steep path but not difficult to cross, (I recommend comfortable shoes to avoid falling) We will explore the waterfall, take photos in it, enjoy the water and the beauty of nature for about two and a half hours and then return to the starting point to enjoy our lunch, chat, rest, and then start out trip back to Santo Domingo stoping by un the three eyes cave learning about history and this fantastic place an beautiful nature monument, after that we gonna head to out meeting point.

Looking for things to do in Santo Domingo? Join me in this hike to the most impressive waterfall in DR'! Difficulty level: High. You must be in shape. (For a less challenging experience, book 'Hiking Tabernacle Thundering Waterfall'. You don't have to be in shape for that 1). LGBTQ+ friendly experience/vegetarian acommodating. Hotel pickup included in Santo Domingo. We depart at 6am (pickup might start 30 minutes before). It's a 2-hour road trip with beautiful sights to get to a typical dominican breakfast. After breakfast, we begin our journey to La Culebra waterfall. It's a 5-hour journey total: we go uphill, then downhill to the creek. Then we hike/climb upstream to the waterfall and spend some time there. Then we go downstream to the top of a 27m high waterfall (Tabernacle waterfall, my other experience) and rappel it down. Then we keep going downstream through several waterholes until the end, with different options to get down. This is a strenuous route. If you're out of shape, don't book it. You must not have injuries. No rapel experience required After hiking, we change clothes (by the car, there's no restroom). Then we go back to the town to have a dominican lunch. We come back happy and with good memories to Santo Domingo at around 5pm. Pickups out of town: -Bocha Chica $100 -Juan Dolio $120 -La Romana $280 -Punta Cana $300 (Round trip/up to 10 people).

Let's explore and experience La Zona Colonial from the eyes of a local with an international perspective! First thing first, let's get personal... Let's meet at a local colmado (or coffee shop if you prefer) and get to know each other, I have found the best time starts when there is confidence so let's start with that, I will also share important information about Dominican Republic and the lifestyle. Now, let's walk towards La Tarazana! On the way we will stop at main attractions, the best bars to cool down, and other hidden gems. Main places that we will be visiting: - Santa Regina Church - Maraca Restaurant and bistro - Duarte Park - The Cathedral - Museum of Sugar and Cane rooftop - Fortaleza Ozama - La Tarazana - House of Rum Bar and museum I grew up in this area and is my favorite area of the city to party and hang out with friends / family so I know it well. I have lived in Mexico, France, Turkey, US and Switzerland so got lot of friends from different nationalities who have visited and loved the experience, always thanking me for being their guide and had a great time.

We will walk throught the "Sendero del Eden" where we will see fruit trees, a beautifull cave named "La Cueva del Eden", here we will go into the Cave and observe the stalactites and stalagmites. Then we will visit our Fogón where we will grind cocoa, make casava like our ancestors and roast coffee. After that... We will take you to cave brujuela so you can swim under ground , a space with 15 meters below, with natural water, while you wait for the food to be prepared in the fogon. At the end we will have a surprise for everyone!!! To enjoy!!! Other things to note We will be outdoors, the caves are rocky so we must have safe closed shoes, sunscreen and repellent, we will use stairs, and we will have access to parking, bathroom and shower.

Acompáñame a recorrer uno de los barrios populares más icónicos de Santo Domingo donde crearás recuerdos que nunca olvidarás. Es una inmersión en el pueblo, donde caminaremos por las bulliciosas callecitas de una parte de Gualey, una comunidad típica de la margen del río Ozama repleta de vibrante vida. Conjuntamente con nuestro guia de la comunidad, conoce la interesante historia de la fundación del barrio, la vida cotidiana, como trabajan (mercaditos, tiendecitas, proyectos de peces), como se desarrollan en el aspecto social y como se divierten (Incluyendo unos bellísimos cenotes con aguas de manantial). Degusta algunas de las comidas populares más icónicas de la ciudad preparadas por expertos locales. Es una oportunidad también para conocer la realidad de los barrios marginados de República Dominicana escuchando y viendo algunos de sus problemas sociales y el cómo la comunidad se está empoderando para resolverlos de manera creativa, alegre y colaborativa. Verás todo esto, y tan solo caminaremos unos tres kilómetros y medio. Es un recorrido fácil, aunque en algunas pocas ocasiones puede ser demandante solo por una empinada colina que la haremos despacio y aprendiendo del lugar. Cuando regresemos, nos despediremos con una cerveza helada escuchando merengue, bachata y dembow junto a los locales.

En esta fantastica experiencia te daré un tours por los mejores bares de la zona colonial para que disfrutes de nuestra musica tropical, te enseñaré a tocar instrumentos de percusion tales como: Maracas, Cencerro y la clave. Intinerario: Nos encontraremos a las 8:30 pm en el Sarten y te regalaré un trago de bienvenida, el Sartén es un bar bohemio con una historia bellisima que contar donde las personas que lo frecuentan son de la tercera edad pero con un espíritu joven, alegre y vivaz; en este bar colocan los mejores Merengues, Salsas, Son y Bachatas para bailar. A las 9:15 pm iremos a Parada 77 un bar tan divertido como tú, con 22 años de trayectoria y donde podrás dejar una huella de tu paso por este pais, debido a que te permiten poner tu nombre en las paredes con creyón permanente y ese recuerdo quedará en la historia de ese lugar. A las 10:00 pm iremos al museo del ron dominicano, este bar es uno de los más recientes en la zona colonial pero con un diseño elegante, fresco y colonial que te dejará enamorado y querrás tomarte fotos para subirlas a tus redes sociales. Si te interesa hacer el tours en otro horario o lugar contáctame. Nota: Los lunes no abren el Sartén, ni el museo del Ron y los martes el Sartén tambien está cerrado.