Day Trip to Santo Domingo from Punta Cana
Punta Cana★3.6(794 reviews)· 10 hours

Day Trip to Santo Domingo from Punta Cana

During the tour we will do in Santo Domingo, we will visit the main monuments and historical places of our country, so that you can know our origins, culture, and lifestyle. Our tour in Santa Domingo begins in the national park three eyes, then we stop at the lighthouse to colon, where the remains of Admiral Christopher Columbus rest. Then we will continue our tour of the new city of Santo Domingo and we will travel the main streets and most important avenues, pass through the commercial area, Chinatown, and stop to take a photo in the presidential palace. After all the above we stop near the colonial area, where we will enjoy a typical lunch, here we recharge the batteries , then start the tour throughout this ancient city, where we will visit the first cathedral of America, streets las damas, square Spain

What’s included

Non-alcoholic beveragesTypicalAir-conditioned vehicle

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Traveler reviews

★★★★★

“The tour was fun. Driver and guide both professional and amazing. The places we visited were beautiful and the food was delicious.”

— shelia_f
★★★★★

“I had a wonderful experience, only thing I didn't like was the tour guy was only speaking in Spanish, the tour was suppose to be English and Spanish speaking.”

— MRRavone_D
★★★

“The experience itself was good but the journey to and from my hotel was horrible. They were to many stops to different places to pickup people. ”

— Angela_T
★★★★★

“A wonderful experience with great history and local culture. The trip from Punta Cana to Santo Domingo is about 2 hours, be prepared for that., Finally bring comfortable shoes and clothes. ”

— Jon_H
★★★★★

“Wear comfortable shoes and clothes, you,'ll walk a lot and DR climate is hot. Bring water, cause you'll sweat a lot. But the tour is really worth it. It is fun and you'll learn a lot about the DR. David, our guide, was very fun and knowledgeable. He also was very accomodating to a few english speaking people in our spanish speaking tour.”

— Ivette_V