From Punta Cana: Santo Domingo, Zona Colonial, and Three Eyes Park Tour
Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Discover the rich history of Santo Domingo, explore the World Heritage–listed Zona Colonial (Colonial City), visit the iconic Malecón (waterfront promenade), and marvel at the Los Tres Ojos (Three Eyes) Caves.
Overview
Explore Santo Domingo's colonial heritage, natural caves, and waterfront views in this guided full-day tour, ideal for culture and nature enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Visit the Zona Colonial, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Discover the Los Tres Ojos Caves with three underground lakes
- Enjoy panoramic views of the Malecón and the Caribbean Sea
Description
Los Tres Ojos
Explore this impressive cave system featuring three crystal-clear underground lakes. Observe stalactite and stalagmite formations and learn about the region’s unique geology.
Santo Domingo Malecón
Walk along Avenida George Washington, the city’s iconic waterfront promenade, and take in panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea.
Colonial Zone - UNESCO World Heritage Site
Immerse yourself in the historic center of the first European city in the Americas. Wander 16th-century cobblestone streets lined with well-preserved colonial architecture.
Calle Las Damas
Walk along America’s oldest street, established in 1502, where historical buildings and landmarks reflect the city’s early colonial past.
Alcazar de Colon
Visit the 16th-century palace-fortress that housed Diego Colón, son of Christopher Columbus. Admire its Gothic-Renaissance architecture and colonial art collection.
National Pantheon
See the national mausoleum located in a former 18th-century Jesuit building, where Dominican Republic heroes are honored.
Includes
- Round-trip transportation from your hotel in Punta Cana
- Professional tour guide
- Lunch at a local restaurant
- Entrance fees to Los Tres Ojos Caves
- Entrance to Alcazar de Colon
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection. Morning departures are recommended to avoid midday heat and maximize sightseeing time.
