Colonial Santo Domingo Tour

At every corner, there’s a surprise, discover it!

Duration
All day
Available from
Punta Cana
Transport
Shared or private

What makes this tour special?

Places visited in Santo Domingo: The Three Eyes National Park, Primada de América Cathedral, Pantheon of the Nation, Spain Square, Columbus Square, Las Damas Street, El Conde Street, larimar and amber workshop, and typical souvenir shop. Panoramic views of the Columbus Lighthouse, Columbus Alcazar, and the Presidential Palace

Round trip transfer

Entrance fees to monuments and museums

Water and sodas at the restaurant

Buffet lunch

Official national tour guide in Spanish, English, and French

What should I take?

Sunscreen

Comfortable clothing and footwear

Sunglasses

Cap or hat

Cash (personal expenses)

What should I consider?

All ages allowed

Suitable for all audiences

Wheelchair accessible

Pregnant women allowed

Up to 4 years old travel free on their parents’ lap

On Sundays, the Cathedral is closed due to the celebration of the mass

Zone	Adults (+ 11 years old)	Children (5 – 10 years old)	Infants (0 – 4)
Punta Cana	60$	30$	0$
Cap Cana	Available with private tour
Optional private tour upgrade: from $290 *The final price varies depending on the number of people. You can easily calculate it by clicking “Book”!

This vibrant city, full of history and culture, will transport you to another era. Let yourself flow through its charming streets, and you’ll fall madly in love with this Caribbean gem.

Your unforgettable experiences

The Three Eyes National Park

The Three Eyes National Park gets its name from the presence of three underground freshwater lakes with crystal-clear waters. These lakes are known for their clear waters and impressive geological formations. A magical and mysterious environment in the heart of the city.

Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo

The Colonial Zone is a historically significant place globally recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Its cobblestone streets and well-preserved colonial architecture provide a unique opportunity to explore the history and culture of the Americas.

Primatial Cathedral of America

The Primatial Cathedral of America in Santo Domingo gets its name for being the first cathedral built in the Americas. Founded in 1540, it is the oldest cathedral in the New World, notable for its Gothic and Renaissance-style architecture.

Pantheon of the Nation

Originally built as a 17th-century Jesuit church, it was later converted into a mausoleum housing the remains of the Fathers of the Nation, who played a crucial role in the country’s independence. Today, it stands as a poignant tribute to the nation’s iconic figures.

Columbus Alcazar

Dedicated to Christopher Columbus, it served as the residence of his son, Diego Colón, in Santo Domingo. This historic building is the first palace in the New World, a gem of colonial architecture that houses a rich collection of art and historical objects.

Schedule of the day

Pick-up

The day will begin with pick-up from hotels or Airbnb, taking you to the meeting point where you’ll board the vehicle that will transport you to Santo Domingo.

Santo Domingo

Arriving in Santo Domingo, we will visit the impressive The Three Eyes cave. Afterward, we will head to the majestic Columbus Lighthouse and continue our tour towards the Presidential Palace.

Colonial Zone

The charm of the Colonial Zone will captivate you. Visit the main monuments of the city by walking through cobblestone streets: Columbus Square, Primatial Cathedral of America, Spain Square, and Columbus Alcazar. Discover the process of amber and larimar craftsmanship. There will be time for souvenir shopping.

Buffet

The buffet will be served at a small, typical restaurant in the Colonial Zone.

Return

Return transportation to your hotel or Airbnb after wonderful a day.

*The order of activities may vary, but all will be carried out.

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General questions about your excursion

Is it worth visiting the Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo?Yes, the colonial city of Santo Domingo is a cultural and architectural treasure. In 1990, it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.What are the collection areas?Bávaro Beach, Arena Gorda, Cabeza de Toro, Macao, Uvero Alto and Cap Cana. At your hotel or Airbnb.

Should I make the reservation in advance?Yes, our recommendation is that you do it well in advance, we don’t want you to run out of your place.What is the pickup time?The pickup for the Santo Domingo tour starts at 6:30 am. On the day before the tour, we will confirm the exact time based on your hotel’s location.