In a nutshell

Today you are not a tourist, today, you are Dominican. So, ride around the island on a truck, dive under the Salto de Socoa waterfall, explore the Los Haitises National Park. Next, here comes something special: at a coffee plantation, a family of true farmers will offer you a coffee cultivated and ground with their own hands. A taste of hospitality you will never forget.

Main stops

Samaná
Salto de Socoa
Los Haitises National Park
Coffee at the home of a family of farmers

The programme

Observe Santo Domingo with the eyes of someone who has known it their whole life and you will want to spend the rest of yours here.
The truck is the most suitable vehicle to reach the most secret corners of the island, so hop on and do not worry about the roads: that is the priority of the local experts.
From Samanà, wild peninsula off the most traveled touristic itineraries, it is possible to reach Salto de Socoa, a waterfall of over 30 meters surrounded by the tropical jungle. Do you know how many Dominican locals learned to swim here? Obviously, you will not want to miss out on a dive all for you.
The next stop is the Los Haitises National Park. Imagine 1600 square km covered in mangroves and exotic flowers, among bright colored tropical birds. If this reminds you of Jurassic Park, you are not wrong: it was, in fact, filmed precisely here.
Well, now it is time for the warmth of home and a good coffee. Believe us, no one can offer you better that those who have been learning to cultivate this dark beverage for generations. You will be the guest of a family of farmers and you will taste a coffee prepared in their typical style. Now you know how it tastes to be Dominican.

Good to know

To protect your health, in respect of the legislative requirements and safety protocol, the itineraries and the duration of the excursions may be subject to slight modifications.