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Los Tres Ojos National Park

At the gates of Santo Domingo, Los Tres Ojos brings together four underground lakes within a network of limestone caves steeped in Taíno history.

Cotubanamá National Park

A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in southeastern Dominican Republic, Cotubanamá Park combines Taíno caves, mangroves, reefs and Saona Island.

Saona Island

Saona Island

Unspoiled beaches, natural pool, mangroves home to manatees and a fishing village: complete guide to visiting Saona Island from Bayahibe or Punta Cana.

Los Haitises National Park

Mangroves, caves adorned with Taino petroglyphs and karstic islets: Los Haitises National Park reveals another République Dominicaine—wild, serene, and intensely alive.

Barahona

Barahona

Pebble beaches, Larimar mines, national parks and fishing villages: discover Barahona, the Dominican Republic away from the resorts.