Qu'est-ce qui est inclus dans Altos de Chavón and Cueva de las Maravillas from Santo Domingo ?

Sont inclus : Hotel pickup and drop-off (Santo Domingo), Professional guide, Air-conditioned transportation et Entrance fees to Cueva de las Maravillas.

Combien coûte Altos de Chavón and Cueva de las Maravillas from Santo Domingo ?

À partir de 130 $ par personne.

Puis-je annuler ma réservation ?

Oui. Annulation gratuite jusqu'à 24 heures avant le départ.

Quelle est la meilleure période pour faire cette excursion ?

La République dominicaine est chaude et tropicale toute l'année : cette excursion a donc lieu toute l'année. La saison sèche (de décembre à avril) offre l'ensoleillement le plus fiable.

Altos de Chavón & Cueva de las Maravillas from Santo Domingo

A full-day trip from Santo Domingo combining two of the Dominican Republic’s most iconic sites: the ancient Cueva de las Maravillas and the artistic village of Altos de Chavón.

Cueva de las Maravillas — The Cave of Wonders

Your first stop is Cueva de las Maravillas (the "Cave of Wonders"), a national park cave located between San Pedro de Macorís and La Romana. Stretching roughly 800 meters and reaching 25 meters underground, the cave holds more than 500 Taíno petroglyphs and pictographs — faces, animals and geometric forms painted and engraved with charcoal and red ochre approximately 800 to 1,000 years ago.

Rediscovered in 1926 and protected as a national park since 1997, it is one of the most accessible caves in the country: a lit walkway, ramps and an elevator let you explore the stalactites, stalagmites and ancient artwork without any climbing.

Altos de Chavón

Nestled above the Chavón River, Altos de Chavón is one of the Dominican Republic’s most iconic cultural villages. Designed in Mediterranean style with cobblestone streets and panoramic viewpoints, it offers an inspiring mix of history, art, and scenic beauty.

Your professional guide will lead you through the village’s landmarks:

The Archaeological Museum (closed on Mondays) with pre-Columbian artifacts.
The Amber and Larimar Museum, showcasing the country’s unique semi-precious stones.
The panoramic El Mirador, overlooking the Chavón River.
The Church of San Estanislao, a picture-perfect chapel at the heart of the village.
The world-famous Altos de Chavón Amphitheater.
The charming Traveso Fountain.
A viewpoint of the Altos de Chavón Art School.

During late morning, you’ll enjoy free time to explore on your own. Guests may choose to have lunch at one of the village’s restaurants (optional, not included).

This full-day trip offers a perfect balance of ancient history, art and personal discovery — combining two of the region’s top sites in a single, easy departure from Santo Domingo.