Relax during the comfortable two-hour drive to Los Tres Ojos Park, where natural beauty and breathtaking sights await. As you journey, sit back and look forward to the wonders that lie ahead in this stunning natural park. Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of its cenotes, offering a truly unforgettable experience in nature's hidden paradise.

Faro a Colón is a striking cross-shaped monument dedicated to the Christianization of the Americas. This impressive structure stretches 800 meters long and stands 36.5 meters high. While it was originally believed to house the remains of Admiral Christopher Columbus, genetic testing has revealed that his remains are actually located in the Cathedral of Seville. When lit, the lighthouse projects a powerful cross-shaped beam of light into the sky, visible from up to 64 kilometers away.

National Pantheon, Santo Domingo The National Pantheon is a solemn and historic mausoleum where the remains of the Dominican Republic’s most distinguished figures are preserved.

Parque Colón is the central hub for recreation in Santo Domingo’s Colonial City, surrounded by notable landmarks such as the Catedral Primada de América, the first City Hall of Santo Domingo, and Calle El Conde, a lively street known for its restaurants.

The Palacio Nacional is one of the Dominican Republic’s most impressive architectural landmarks. This grand neoclassical building serves as the official residence of the country’s President and houses key government offices. While visitors cannot enter, they can admire its majestic façade, elegant columns, and beautifully landscaped gardens from the outside.

Las Damas Street is the oldest street in Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic, and the Americas, dating back to the early colonial period. It earned its name because noblewomen of the time would stroll along its path, which is now beautifully adorned with colonial tiles. Walking down this historic street, visitors can admire Fortaleza Ozama, La Real Audiencia, the house of Don Rodrigo de Bastidas, and the "Trampolín" children’s museum, along with well-preserved colonial houses, some displaying family crests from the era. Here we will have a break to enjoy an authentic Dominican lunch! Enjoy a varied buffet full of the traditional flavors of the Dominican Republic. A culinary experience that will take you straight to the heart of the Caribbean! And return back to Punta Cana with a 2 hour back drive