Heldagstur till Santo Domingo från Punta Cana med lunch
Beskrivning
Det som särskiljer vår tur är den perfekta blandningen av historia, kultur och naturlig skönhet som kommer att göra dig fängslad hela dagen. Denna heldagstur från Punta Cana tar dig med på en oförglömlig resa genom Santo Domingo, Amerikas äldsta huvudstad. Du får utforska ikoniska landmärken som Amerikas första katedral, National Pantheon och Parque Colón, samtidigt som du lär dig om den fascinerande historien bakom varje plats. Du kommer också att uppleva den unika skönheten i Los Tres Ojos Park, där fantastiska naturliga underverk väntar. Med bekväma transporter och en utsökt dominikansk lunch ingår, erbjuder denna tur en stressfri och berikande upplevelse. Oavsett om du är en historieentusiast eller bara vill utforska charmen i Santo Domingo, är denna tur det perfekta sättet att se allt. Boka nu för ett oförglömligt äventyr!
Turalternativ
Resplan
Koppla av under den bekväma tvåtimmars bilresan till Los Tres Ojos Park, där naturlig skönhet och hisnande sevärdheter väntar. På din resa kan du luta dig tillbaka och se fram emot de under som väntar i denna fantastiska naturpark. Fördjupa dig i den förtrollande skönheten i dess cenotes, som erbjuder en verkligt oförglömlig upplevelse i naturens dolda paradis.
Faro a Colón är ett slående korsformat monument tillägnat kristnandet av Amerika. Denna imponerande struktur sträcker sig 800 meter lång och står 36,5 meter hög. Även om det ursprungligen troddes hysa kvarlevorna av amiral Christofer Columbus, har genetiska tester visat att hans kvarlevor faktiskt finns i katedralen i Sevilla. När fyren är tänd projicerar den en kraftfull korsformad ljusstråle mot himlen, synlig på upp till 64 kilometers avstånd.
National Pantheon, Santo Domingo National Pantheon är ett högtidligt och historiskt mausoleum där resterna av Dominikanska republikens mest framstående personer finns bevarade.
Parque Colón är den centrala knutpunkten för rekreation i Santo Domingos koloniala stad, omgiven av anmärkningsvärda landmärken som Catedral Primada de América, det första stadshuset i Santo Domingo, och Calle El Conde, en livlig gata känd för sina restauranger.
Palacio Nacional är ett av Dominikanska republikens mest imponerande arkitektoniska landmärken. Denna storslagna neoklassiska byggnad fungerar som officiellt residens för landets president och rymmer viktiga regeringskontor. Även om besökare inte kan komma in, kan de beundra dess majestätiska fasad, eleganta kolumner och vackert anlagda trädgårdar från utsidan.
Las Damas Street är den äldsta gatan i Santo Domingo, Dominikanska republiken och Nord- och Sydamerika, med anor från den tidiga koloniala perioden. Den fick sitt namn för att dåtidens adelsdamer skulle strosa längs dess väg, som nu är vackert prydd med koloniala plattor. På denna historiska gata kan besökarna beundra Fortaleza Ozama, La Real Audiencia, Don Rodrigo de Bastidas hus och barnmuseet "Trampolín", tillsammans med välbevarade koloniala hus, några med familjevapen från eran. Här kommer vi att ha en paus för att njuta av en äkta dominikansk lunch! Njut av en varierad buffé full av traditionella smaker från Dominikanska republiken. En kulinarisk upplevelse som tar dig direkt till hjärtat av Karibien! Och återvända till Punta Cana med en 2 timmars bilresa tillbaka
Höjdpunkter
Vad som ingår
Upphämtningsplatser och tider
Hotellhämtning ingår för en smidig och problemfri start på resan. Upphämtningstiderna varierar beroende på var du befinner dig, och exakta detaljer kommer att ges dagen före din tur. Vänligen var redo i hotellets lobby på utsatt tid. Om du bor i en privat uthyrning eller ett område utanför hotellets huvudzon kan en alternativ mötesplats ordnas.
Resenärers betyg
Viktig information
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Recensioner(6)
I was surprised, the city is very beautiful and historic, we had a lot of fun but the special was the guide Miguelo, was super attentive, explained details of all the sights, was super sought after and fun. The trip would not have been perfect without him
11 hours in total: start/end. 7 hours on the bus and the rest tour. Too many stops to collect people to share trip including delays and waitings. The tour was quite fast considering the original plan with just few minutes of stop in specific shops indicated by the guide. In some cases just time to take a picture and this because, I suppose we were late since the beginning…. I can understand this is for sharing costs but it’s not my first experience like this but for sure not so badly organized. I cannot recommend. Sorry.
Good morning, You where taken to Los 3 Ojos, Faro. A Colon, President Palace, Malecon Of Santo Domingo, Colonial Zone, check what you where booking. so can you be more specific on what you didn't like, couse Punta Cana, Bávaro, Dominican Republic and even your country are very expensive. But we sorry if you didn't liked, 99 % of our costumer do. But not everybody like the same thing. Best regards, Luis Berroa.
The tour guide spoke in Spanish then translated in English with each explanation of a particular site. This caused the first group to move ahead to explore on their own but the English speaking group hardly had anytime to explore on their own because the tour guide was ready to move on. Tour should be designated “Spanish” or “English” or “Other”. There isn’t enough time when trying to use 2 languages. It’s a long day so be prepared from pick up to return is between 11-12 hour day. The sites were very interesting, learning a lot of history. We really enjoyed the 3 Eyes National Park.
Good morning, You where taken to Los 3 Ojos, Faro a a Colon, Presidential Palace, Malecón Santo Domingo, Colonial zone, food, Dreams, a tour guide, check what you where booking. so can you be more specific on what you didn't like. But we sorry if you didn't liked, 99 % of our costumer do. But not everybody like the same thing. Best regards, Luis Berroa.
As a solo traveler, I booked this two days prior to my trip, and the process was efficient. The team was responsive to my inquiries and communicated clearly with me through Google Voice and WhatsApp (Luis). The scheduled early pickup from Cortecito inn/hotel areas was between 7: 30- 7:40 AM. There were some delays due to traffic within the pickup area (hotel zone), but once on the road, the rest of the day flowed smoothly. We were a small group traveling in a van, which made the experience more comfortable. (If you are on the taller side, the seating might feel a bit snug) The drive from Punta Cana to Sto. Domingo was about 1.5 to 2 hours. Our tour guide, Miguel, joined us upon arrival in Santo Domingo and guided us through the city’s highlights, including Tres Ojos, Faro a Colón, churches, and the Ciudad Colonial. It was a full day of exploration and well paced, allowing us to see and each site and take lots of photos. I think starting at Tres Ojos made a difference, as the larger tour groups arrived just as we were about to leave. Lunch was a buffet at Imperial. I especially enjoyed the vegetable soup, rice, and chicken—simple and satisfying. (If you eat only seafood and vegetables, there may be fewer options available at the buffet.) We also had time to walk around the mercado, where we bought souvenirs and experienced a bit of local life. The tour also included the entrance tickets and audio guide to the main cathedral in Santo Domingo, the Basilica Cathedral of Santa Maria la Menor, the first cathedral built in the New World (Americas). We left Santo Domingo around 4 PM and enjoyed a relaxed drive back to Punta Cana. I also liked that the driver played bachata! Overall, it was a day well spent and good value for the money. Tips are not included, so if you are feeling appreciative, make sure to tip the driver and tour guide.
I learned so much about Dominican Republic history. The guide was great only 2 of us spoke English but we had no trouble. He was friendly and informative. His name was Josiah. The humidity combined with the stair walking was a true workout.
There was a lot to see after arriving in Santo Domingo. Several of the sights were "drive by" - would have been more meaningful to go inside, such as Faro a Colon. The cenotes are always a delight to experience, even if we can't jump in. Learning about the history of the Taino people and how they came to be extinct is essential to understanding current day DR and its European influences. The lunch was fine, and seemed to representative of DR cuisine. Just not a fan, I think. The walk through old Santo Domingo was very interesting and the brief stop at a Super Mercado was a special treat. Overall a great experience. How would I improve it? I woukd ask for a guide who could share as much in English as in Spanish. The explanations in Spanish are long and detailed. I got the Cliff Notes version in English. If I hadn't known something about DR before this tour, I would have been clueless.
