Embark on a thrilling tour of Los Haitises National Park, where you’ll explore untouched mangrove forests, secluded beaches, and ancient caves. Discover the diverse wildlife and endangered species that call this park home.
Embark on a thrilling tour of Los Haitises National Park, where you’ll explore untouched mangrove forests, secluded beaches, and ancient caves. Discover the diverse wildlife and endangered species that call this park home.
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Miches - Miches and its surrounding area is an awe-inspiring province in the eastern region of the Dominican Republic. Located less than an hour from Punta Cana, on a modern, scenic highway, Miches truly is Punta Cana’s Beautiful Backyard.
Where some may say Punta Cana lacks, Miches excels. Although Punta Cana is the Caribbean’s #1 visited…
- Miches - Miches and its surrounding area is an awe-inspiring province in the eastern region of the Dominican Republic. Located less than an hour from Punta Cana, on a modern, scenic highway, Miches truly is Punta Cana’s Beautiful Backyard.
Where some may say Punta Cana lacks, Miches excels. Although Punta Cana is the Caribbean’s #1 visited destination, the land area is flat, giving visitors the sensation the Dominican Republic is a low-lying island. Not true! The Dominican Republic has the most diverse topography in the Caribbean with the highest point (Duarte’s Peak at +10,000 ft), the lowest point (Enriquillo Lake at -130 ft) and everything in between.
- Lunch
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Lunch
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Cash to purchased souvenirs
- Cash to purchased souvenirs
The Reserve
Los Haitises National Park is an expansive wilderness of pristine mangrove forests, hidden beaches, historic caves and speckled islets throughout the San Lorenzo Bay. Its web of red mangroves spans miles, offering a natural safe haven for juvenile marine species from the predators of the sea. The park itself teems with a diverse variety of…
The Reserve
Los Haitises National Park is an expansive wilderness of pristine mangrove forests, hidden beaches, historic caves and speckled islets throughout the San Lorenzo Bay. Its web of red mangroves spans miles, offering a natural safe haven for juvenile marine species from the predators of the sea. The park itself teems with a diverse variety of wildlife, featuring a myriad of bird, reptile, amphibian and crustacean species. Moreover, the park provides habitat for two endangered terrestrial mammals – the Hispaniolan Hutia and the Solenodon – exclusively inhabiting the Dominican Republic.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
