Description

This trip starts with a Local Tour Guide that knows the original History of the gorgeous National Park.

Nous partons ensuite du port principal du parc national de Los Haitises, nommé Caño Hondo (Deep Creek), à bord d'un BATEAU équipé de gilets de sauvetage. Nous profiterons de la forêt de mangroves rouges jusqu'à l'arrivée dans la baie de San Lorenzo. Cette petite baie se transforme en baie de Samaná. Et c'est parti ! La première chose étonnante que vous pouvez voir est la collection d'une énorme île de montagne calcaire appelée Mogotes. Au sommet, plus de 700 espèces de plantes et de nombreux oiseaux des zones humides qui volent autour. Plus tard, nous visiterons des grottes avec des pictogrammes de nos communautés indigènes datant d'il y a 750 ans.

Through the mangroves and Land at the open San Lorenzo Bay, from where you can photograph the rugged forest landscape. Look to the water to spot Manatees, crustaceans, and dolphins.

The national park’s name comes from its original inhabitants, the Taino Indians. In their language “Haitises” translates to highlands or Hills, a reference to the coastline’s steep geological formations with Limestones. Aventure deeper into the park to explore caves such as the Cueva de la Arena and Cueva de la Línea. Caves in the reserve were used as shelter by the Taino Indians and, later, by hiding pirates. Look for drawings by Indians that decorate some of the walls. After visiting Los Haitises National Park we will go back to the port where our trip started.

Informations complémentaires

Points forts	Los Haitises Rain Forest Boat by the Mangroves Caves visit
Free cancellation	Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
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Duration 5 hours	Check availability to see starting times.
Live tour guide	English, Spanish, French
Includes	Transfer Tips
Not Includes	Food and drinks Lunch (available at an extra cost)
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