Santo Domingo: Salto Alto Waterfall and Visit to Playa La Caleta with Lunch
Santo Domingo Province, Dominican Republic
Discover the Salto Alto Waterfall in Comatillo, swim in natural waters, visit the town of Monte Plata, enjoy lunch, and relax on the beaches of the La Caleta Underwater Park.
Highlights
- Discover waterfalls and swim in natural pools
- Explore Monte Plata village, including a local temple and lunch
- Relax on the beaches of Parque Submarino La Caleta
Description
This day tour in Monte Plata suits nature and culture enthusiasts seeking waterfalls, local heritage, and beach relaxation.
Begin with a hike through rainforests to waterfalls such as Salto Alto and Comatillo. Swim in natural pools and enjoy views across the forest.
Next, visit Monte Plata town and photograph the Santuario Nacional Cristo de los Milagros temple. Enjoy a typical local lunch and sample tropical fruits from the market.
Finish the tour at Parque Submarino La Caleta beach where you can swim or relax on the sand while watching the Caribbean sunset.
Includes
- Transportation from hotels
- Visit to Salto Alto Waterfall
- Visit to the temple and village of Monte Plata
- Typical local lunch
- Visit to the beach at La Caleta underwater park
- Staff assistance and visit to a souvenir shop
Excludes
- Gratuities
Important Information
- Pickup point and time will be arranged one day in advance based on your hotel location.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour includes hiking to Salto Alto and Comatillo waterfalls, swimming in natural pools, visiting Monte Plata village and the Santuario Nacional Cristo de los Milagros temple, lunch with local cuisine, and relaxing at Playa La Caleta beach.
Salto Alto Waterfall is located in the Monte Plata province of the Dominican Republic, accessible via a rainforest hike.
Yes, you can swim in the natural pools at Salto Alto and Comatillo waterfalls during the tour.
The tour offers a typical Dominican local lunch featuring traditional dishes from the Monte Plata region.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly, but consider that it involves hiking and swimming in natural areas, which may require supervision for younger children.
The hike to the waterfalls involves moderate trekking through rainforest terrain, typically lasting around 1 to 2 hours depending on group pace.
After the hike, you can relax on the beaches of Parque Submarino La Caleta, located near Santo Domingo.
Yes, it is recommended to bring swimwear for swimming in the waterfalls' natural pools and potentially at Playa La Caleta beach.
Yes, the temple in Monte Plata is open for visitors; check the tour schedule and local hours for any visiting restrictions.
Monte Plata is reachable by car from Santo Domingo, usually taking about 1.5 to 2 hours, and transportation is typically included in the tour package.
