Three Eyes National Park (Los Tres Ojos)
Tour Time: Full Day (Pickup Times @ Cana Life Condo 7:40 am)
Three Eyes National Park (Parque Nacional Los Tres Ojos) in Santo Domingo is a fascinating natural attraction featuring a series of open-air limestone caves and crystal-clear lakes. Here’s what you can expect:
Park Highlights
Three Main Lakes (Ojos): The park is named after its three main lakes, or “eyes”:
Aguas Azufradas: Discovered in 1916, this lake has a striking blue hue due to its mineral content.
La Nevera: Known for its cooler temperature, this lake is often referred to as “The Refrigerator.”
Lago de las Damas: Also known as “The Ladies’ Lake,” this is the shallowest of the three.
Fourth Lake (Los Zaramagullones): Accessible by a small boat, this lake is not considered one of the main “eyes” but offers a tranquil and beautiful setting.
Cave Exploration: The park features a network of limestone caves with impressive stalactites and stalagmites. The caves were historically used by the indigenous Taíno people for religious rituals.
Scenic Walks: Enjoy walking through lush vegetation and taking in the serene environment. The park’s pathways and stairs provide easy access to the different lakes and viewpoints.
What’s Included
Guided Tours: Available to provide insights into the park’s history, geology, and ecology.
Facilities: Basic amenities such as restrooms and seating areas.
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes (the paths can be slippery)
Biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent
Hat and sunglasses
Water bottle to stay hydrated
Camera to capture the stunning scenery
Important Information
Location: Avenida Las Americas, Santo Domingo Este, Dominican Republic.
Hours: Open daily from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM.
This park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural history, making it a must-visit destination in Santo Domingo.
Tour Time: Full Day (Pickup Times @ Cana Life Condo 7:40 am)
Three Eyes National Park (Parque Nacional Los Tres Ojos) in Santo Domingo is a fascinating natural attraction featuring a series of open-air limestone caves and crystal-clear lakes. Here’s what you can expect:
Park Highlights
Three Main Lakes (Ojos): The park is named after its three main lakes, or “eyes”:
Aguas Azufradas: Discovered in 1916, this lake has a striking blue hue due to its mineral content.
La Nevera: Known for its cooler temperature, this lake is often referred to as “The Refrigerator.”
Lago de las Damas: Also known as “The Ladies’ Lake,” this is the shallowest of the three.
Fourth Lake (Los Zaramagullones): Accessible by a small boat, this lake is not considered one of the main “eyes” but offers a tranquil and beautiful setting.
Cave Exploration: The park features a network of limestone caves with impressive stalactites and stalagmites. The caves were historically used by the indigenous Taíno people for religious rituals.
Scenic Walks: Enjoy walking through lush vegetation and taking in the serene environment. The park’s pathways and stairs provide easy access to the different lakes and viewpoints.
What’s Included
Guided Tours: Available to provide insights into the park’s history, geology, and ecology.
Facilities: Basic amenities such as restrooms and seating areas.
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes (the paths can be slippery)
Biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent
Hat and sunglasses
Water bottle to stay hydrated
Camera to capture the stunning scenery
Important Information
Location: Avenida Las Americas, Santo Domingo Este, Dominican Republic.
Hours: Open daily from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM.
This park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural history, making it a must-visit destination in Santo Domingo.
