DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
The Dominican Republic’s best days out.
The 6 most-booked walking tours in the Dominican Republic, with what each one actually delivers, who runs it and what it costs before you commit a day to it.
Walk Santo Domingo’s UNESCO core: Alcázar de Colón, Primada Cathedral, Las Damas street, and la bandera at La Atarazana.
Most Popular“First, we waited 90 minutes before being added to another tour that had already started, meaning we missed a significant portion of the experience. Additionally, I was provided with multiple audio guides, none of which worked, makiRead more”
Explore the Anamaya Mountains near Punta Cana on a 4-hour small-group hike, tastings, and a possible River Anamuya swim for $49.
“Excellente matinée avec Eduardo et Simon qui nous ont fair découvrir plusieurs plantes et fruits qu’on a pu déguster. Ensuite nous avons fini par une baignade à la rivière, le meilleur moment de l’excursion pour moi ! Merci à eux”
Walk Los Pepines in Santiago’s historic streets and murals for 1h40, with stories from Juan Carlos Alvarez plus empanadas or dessert and juice.
“This was a fun way to see a neighborhood that we had not really explored. We were visiting for ProCigar Festival so this was a great break from the tobacco tours. The guide knew a lot about all the murals and made the tour fun!”
2-hour Puerto Plata city walk from Taino Bay with Umbrella Street, Parque Independencia, San Felipe Cathedral, plus chocolate and Brugal tastings.
“Our guide Nestor is very proud of his country. He gave interesting details about the history of the Dominican Republic, the island of Hispaniola and its resources. Our stops included the chocolate bar and factory, Umbrella Street, Pink St., The Town Square and the cathedral.”
A small-group morning hike in the Anamuya Mountains from Punta Cana with ranch tastings and a swim in the River Anamuya.
“Trip is ok. Tour guide was friendly. Was just hoping for a little more intro to the culture, that part was a little limited. Also, wear shoes you can wear in water, like Keens. We had water shoes and were glad, but several members of our group did Read more”
A 4-hour Santo Domingo Colonial City walk led by historian Samuel Bisonó, with headsets and a small private group.
“Outstanding! He met with our group briefly to identify what sights, art , history etc we would like to see then he tailored our city tour to our desires. It was a wonderful 4 hours, went by way too quickly, I learned so much about the past and present. Samuel has an immense knowledge about…”
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