Swimming in the Cenotes Indigenous Eyes in Punta Cana
What makes this activity unique is that it’s not just about swimming in cenotes, but living a complete experience of ecotourism and Dominican culture. In one tour you can: Learn about endangered endemic species such as the Ridgway Falcon and the Rhino Iguana, guided by conservation experts. Explore an organic apiary and taste pure honey, directly from the hive. Swimming in the Indigenous Eyes Cenotes of Punta Cana, a hidden paradise of crystal clear waters surrounded by rainforest. End with a cultural tasting of chocolate, coffee and mamajuana, discovering the richness of Dominican flavors. No other activity in Punta Cana combines cenotes, conservation and local tradition in one experience.
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“Relaxing peaceful and stunning scenery. Highly recommend. Only 6 of us in our tour, so had the cenotes to ourselves. Absolutely amazing”
“Awesome trip! Roberto was a great guide - professional, knowledgeable, answered all of my questions and gave me all the time I wanted to enjoy the experience. I was lucky enough to be the only one on the trip - on other trips I've known them to get cancelled if they don't get a certain minimum number of people, but I got VIP one-on-one treatment. Definitely take swimming gear - the cenotes are 'fresh' but not cold. The visit was around 2.5 hours in total. Roberto said I was more than welcome to stay longer in the cenotes, but I was happy with the time I spent there. Pickup and drop-off were prompt, drivers professional and safe. No complaints!”
“The area was pristine and well maintained. Our guide, Soyla, was fluent in English and Spanish and did an excellent job explaining and answering questions. We really appreciated learning about the animals in the area and swimming in the lagoons was the highlight of the day. And the gift shop they took us to on the way home was very nice. I highly recommend.”
“I loved this tour. It was really good to hear about the conservation efforts at the ecological park and see the bees, iguanas, hawks. It was a nice relaxing walk through the park. It’s all flat ground so perfect for children and the elderly. The cenotes were absolutely breathtaking. The water was clear and vibrant blue,green. We swam in 2 of the 4 swimmable ones. Next time I go I would feel comfortable just getting a ride to the park and exploring on my own. That way I could see more of the cenotes. The park felt safe and there were lots of people there. They took us to a chocolate and souvenir store after where I got a delicious coffee. I highly recommend.”
“Amazing. The conservation centre was small but inforative. The guide is a conservation worker so coikd answer questions fully. The cenotes are pristine. Touf is small grouos so not busy or overcrowded. Fish, Turtles, perfect clean water.”