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The most popular tour in Puerto Plata undoubtedly only suitable for thrill-seekers. Take the plunge!
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Duration: 8 Hours
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An unforgettable ecological experience begins at a fleeting pace, where the confluence and cadence of Damajagua’s waters entice visitors to immerse themselves in them. Experience 12 refreshing waterfalls, carved in limestone.
An adventure not for the faint of heart! Cast out on an excursion in the middle of a tropical forest, nestled between the rolling hills of the Cordillera Septentrional, a singular treasure is stifled.
The most popular tour in Puerto Plata ideal for visitors who wish to be in communion with this environment, while rejoicing in an adventure-packed day.
We did the waterfalls with Dan Marino as well as the zip line and monkey jungle with Frank de la Cruz. They were really good and we all had a blast. Definitely a good time. Recommending to everyone!!” –auwahwong | Nov 4 2018 Read this review on Trip Advisor
Our journey begins after we hop on the back of a comfortable safari-style truck, where a team of experienced tour guides and drivers eager await your arrival. Following a short security briefing, we will get ready to glide across natural water springs, bathing in the depths of heavenly-pared caves. Examine an extensive tunnel labyrinth, mired amid caves and chutes overflowing in the middle of invigorating waterfalls reaching 13 feet in height; a large canyon is in a standstill in the background.
Somersault with the gracility of aquatic birds, as experienced tourist guide keep a watchful eye on you. Making our way through the twelfth pond, we come upon an interpretative trail where one comes face to face with a lavish natural habitat. Will cross a prolific tropical forest, where an embracing wildlife beckons to be discovered. As you continue to level yourself, leap headfirst swimming crossways sliding down natural water slides. Explore its unpredictable falls, such as “La Virgen” and “La Tinajita”. “La Virgen” cascade holds myriad Taino legends.
Inclement weather conditions have, over time, caused its effigy to plummet, nonetheless a chute has endured the test of time. Kindred stones guard what one was a hut inhabited by the land’s indigenous forebearers. After devouring a delicious typical buffet-style lunch, we will head towards the small town of Imbert, where we will visit a local market. Purchase artisan products and crafts bearing a distinct Dominican hallmark. Be sure to take a few back home, so you may share them with your loved ones.