Cueva de las Maravillas, Catalina Island and Altos de Chavón - Full-Day Tour

Today we present one of the best tour combinations, a visit to three truly spectacular places. Starting our tour through the majestic Cueva de las Maravillas where we can observe some of the most spectacular geological formations in the Dominican Republic. We will visit small Catalina Island, a magical place known for its white sand beaches, its crystal clear waters and its exuberant coconut palm trees, in addition, it has the best coral sea beds in the country. Then an afternoon visit to Altos de Chavón, which replicates the beautiful Italian town of Tuscany. We will have the opportunity to walk through its quiet streets and visit some of the small museums that are located there, in addition to contemplating the stunning views of the famous Chavón River.

Cueva de las Maravillas - Cave of Wonders

The impressive geological formations of the Cueva de las Maravillas are the setting for the first rock art museum in the Antilles, with a depth of 25 meters underground. Located on the San Pedro de Macorís - La Romana Highway, it exhibits more than 500 pictographs of great aesthetic and archaeological value.

Catalina Island

Catalina Island has some of the best coral reefs in the entire Dominican Republic. Enjoy a day of snorkeling or scuba diving or simply enjoy its white sand beaches. We have two areas for snorkeling, the wall area, and the shallow area of ​​the aquarium reefs.

Beaches

If what you like is to enjoy a beautiful beach with crystal clear waters, you are in luck, we have the most beautiful beach on the entire island, a large number of palm trees and fine white sand will welcome you, relax under the shade of the tall palm trees or enjoy a refreshing drink at the open bar that we have at your disposal.

Altos de Chavón

Altos de Chavón is an incomparable place. It is a replica of a 16th century Mediterranean town in the heart of the Dominican Republic; Meticulously designed by Dominican architect José Antonio Caro, and expert Italian designer and cinematographer Roberto Coppa. At Altos de Chavón, every detail has been crafted by local artisans. Additionally, the town has an archaeological museum, which offers insight into the area's fascinating history, the church of San Estanislao, a 5,000-seat amphitheater, and captivating views of the Chavón River and the Caribbean Sea.