Discover a different side of the Caribbean with this tour of the Ojos Indigenous Cenotes in Punta Cana, an experience that combines adventure, conservation and local culture. Although Punta Cana is renowned worldwide for its beaches and turquoise sea, more and more travelers are looking for authentic alternatives such as cenotes in the Dominican Republic, booming thanks to the trend of Quintana Roo.
The experience begins with the Ridgway Hawk (Spanish gadget), an endangered endemic bird. You will learn about conservation efforts and their role in the ecosystem. Then you will visit the habitat of the Rhino Iguana, a unique reptile of the island that is also under protection.
The tour continues in an organic apiary, where you will learn about sustainable beekeeping and taste fresh honey from the hive. Then comes the most anticipated moment: swimming in the crystal clear cenotes of the Ojos Indigenous Reserve, surrounded by rainforest.
To close, you will enjoy in Taino Concept chocolate, coffee and Dominican mamajuana, connecting with the flavors and cultural history of the island.
Pick up depends on where you are staying and the hours can vary from 30 min before to 1 1/2 hours before the time when the activity starts, this depends on the remoteness of where you are staying. At the time of making your reservation, you must provide hotel and contact number. Also note if you are staying at an Airbnb you must share with us the exact location at least 24 hours in advance.
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