Santo Domingo: City & Shopping Tour from Bayahibe
Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Discover the fascinating capital of the Dominican Republic. Visit the “Los Tres Ojos” cave, admire the city from above by traveling on the Teleférico and explore the colonial area of the city.
A guided day tour of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic’s capital, ideal for history and culture enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Discover Santo Domingo, the first city of the New World, founded in 1503 by Christopher Columbus
- Visit “Los Tres Ojos” cave featuring three lakes and a cable car ride
- Admire views from the Santo Domingo Teleférico (cable car)
- Explore the colonial area including the first Cathedral of the Americas, National Pantheon, Plaza España, and Calle Las Damas
- Enjoy a typical Dominican lunch at a local restaurant
- Shop in the famous pedestrian street El Conde and visit a renowned cocoa shop
Description
This small-group tour begins with an early morning trip to Santo Domingo, the first city founded in the New World in 1503. Start by visiting the “Los Tres Ojos” cave, known for its three interconnected lakes.
Next, pass the Christopher Columbus Lighthouse and ride the Santo Domingo Teleférico cable car for panoramic views of the city’s neighborhoods. After the cable car, enjoy free time to explore El Conde street, the capital’s oldest and most popular pedestrian shopping area.
Lunch is served at a local restaurant in the colonial district, offering traditional Dominican cuisine. Following lunch, the tour includes a visit to a top cocoa shop before continuing to the colonial zone. Here, explore key historical sites such as Plaza España, Calle Las Damas, the National Pantheon, and the Cathedral of Santa María la Menor.
Includes
- Visit to “Los Tres Ojos” cave
- Ride on the Santo Domingo Teleférico cable car
- Guided exploration of the colonial area
- Typical Dominican lunch
- Shopping time on El Conde street
- Visit to a premier cocoa shop
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and a camera. Morning departures are recommended for cooler weather and fewer crowds.
