Tour Santos

We begin with a meeting at the starting point coordinated with our operator until we reach the 1st point: Las Cuevas de los Tres Ojos, where you will explore its underground wonders with an expert guide. We will have a stop at the Gran Faro a Colón to take incredible photos, inaugurated by Pope John Paul II and we will visit the great Presidential Palace and other emblematic points of the Dominican Republic. We will continue the tour in the historic Colonial Zone, admiring the Alcázar de Colón, the majestic National Pantheon, and the Catedral Primada de América. We will continue with the Convent of the Dominicans, walk along Calle Las Damas and explore the Amber Museum. After immersing yourself in history, we will pause to enjoy an authentic Dominican lunch in a place full of history and local tradition, where you will learn more about the culture of the area. We will conclude our day at the local crafts and take you back to your hotel.

Discover the rich history and culture of the Dominican Republic with our exclusive Santo Domingo tour! With convenient pickup in Santo Domingo, we'll take you on an unforgettable journey through the city's most iconic landmarks. From the majestic Columbus Lighthouse to the impressive Columbus Alcazar, and from the historic First Cathedral of America to the imposing Ozama Fortress, each stop will immerse you in centuries of legacy and tradition. Additionally, we'll explore the mysterious Three Eyes Park, where nature and history intertwine in a unique way. Book now and join us for an unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe of the beauty and cultural richness of Santo Domingo!

Embark on an unforgettable adventure to Espíritu Santo Island, a natural gem off the coasts of La Paz, Baja California Sur. With unmatched marine life diversity, this experience offers you the opportunity to observe and interact with sea lions in their natural habitat and enjoy the unique beauty of this protected island.

Let yourself be taken on a magic adventure to discover Todos Santos by foot. Start with a history walk trough this Pueblo Magico where your certified outdoors leader will be the voice of the streets. Enjoy some free time at the end of our history walk at this Pueblo Magico to shop, taste an ice cream or take nice pictures. Crown up your evening with the main adventure of the day; an active hike scrambling through the magnificent pacific ridge in our 4 miles multi trail hike. Suitable for anyone with a minimum level of endurance to walk up to 30 degrees roads and enjoy the breathtaking view of our Mexican pacific sunset.

A fun and exciting way to discover Todos Santos at your own pace. You will visit local landmarks, find hidden artwork and pass many great restaurants and cafes. You get some exercise, have an adventure and learn a little about the area. You get to decide when you do the hunt and how long it takes; no keeping up with other people.

We arrive from the hotel collection point; we went to the city of Romana which is the third most populous city in the Dominican Republic where a stop to go to the bathroom and take some refreshments and if they like the store has a diversity of Dominican handicrafts made. We continue our direct route to Santo Domingo City or Province Santo Domingo is one of the 32 provinces of the Dominican Republic. It was separated from the National District on October 16, 2001. Santo Domingo province is part of the Tenth Region Ozama, along with the National District. FOR THE AREA OF CAP CANA AND UVERO ALTO YOU MUST SELECT THE OPTION CORRESPONDING TO YOUR AREA FOR THE ADDITIONAL TRANSPORTATION FEE

-A Cultural tour guided by a local Artist with more than 12 years experience will give you a wider and deeper insight into your tour experience of our magic town. – As an artist i have developed my own mixed contemporary techniques using the local materials which makes the pieces very unique, so you will get to know these techniques. -My tour will present you some of the most representative artist in our town who are having a big impact in our cultural and art manifestations, so you will get to meet them properly with a good introduction. -And finally in my roll of being a cultural gestor i have a wide knowledge and contacts of the ongoing cultural activities in town, some of which would be more difficult to find for you as there doesn't exist a website or magazine that advertize them all as in our town information still relies a lot on word mouth to mouth, so you will get to know this information during our tour too.

The walking tour will take you to the many historical buildings and sites of the city. You will visit among others the famous first Cathedral of the “New World”, a fortress with beautiful views over the Ozama river, the first Palace of Justice and very interesting Museums where you learn more about dominican culture and history. Enjoy a refreshing drink and stroll through this colonial part of Santo Domingo in the footsteps of Columbus.

We begin our tour in the lobby of your hotel, with a 2h and 30 minute drive until we reach the 1st point: Las Cuevas de los Tres Ojos, where you will explore its underground wonders with an expert guide. We will have a stop at the Gran Faro a Colón to take incredible photos, inaugurated by Pope John Paul II and we will visit the great Presidential Palace and other emblematic points of the Dominican Republic. We will continue the tour in the historic Colonial Zone, admiring the Alcázar de Colón, the majestic National Pantheon, and the Catedral Primada de América. We will continue with the Convent of the Dominicans, walk along Calle Las Damas and explore the Amber Museum. After immersing yourself in history, we will pause to enjoy an authentic Dominican lunch in a place full of history and local tradition, where you will learn more about the culture of the area. We will conclude our day at the local crafts and take you back to your hotel.

Heading off the beaten Path to visit the Magical Town of Todos Santos with many small stops that are absolutely Incredible, this Tour has so much Information about the Mexican Culture and History region that are so Interesting.The guide is entertaining and funny. Its a great Trip to do to get out of town. Since Covid-19 additional measures and precautions have been taken to make this a safe Adventure,

We leave early in the morning from any hotel in Bávaro and Bayahibe, in comfortable and modern buses, accompanied by an expert guide. Walking along the narrow roads of yesterday, we will visit the beginnings of the New World, where at the beginning of the 15th century the first colonial houses were built, touring the Colonial City; We will pay tribute to the Primada de las Américas Cathedral, the birthplace of a fervent Catholic faith; We will also take a walk through the Alcazar de Colón, which will take you to the time of the first Spanish conquerors. The full day excursion also includes a typical lunch in a famous Dominican food restaurant, to savor our typical dishes. Is there more ?, Yes, we will walk along the Malecon of Santo Domingo where we can appreciate the beauty of the Caribbean Sea and some of the buildings of the modern city such as the Palace of Fine Arts, the National Theater and the Presidential Palace among others.

Explore the capital city of the Dominican Republic on this full-day tour of Santo Domingo. Navigate historic colonial streets with your friendly local guide and see some of the oldest sites in the New World in what is considered the oldest European city in the Western Hemisphere. Stroll through the iconic Colonial Zone on foot or upgrade to the full day to see other highlights of the city. Take a walking tour of the Colonial Zone to see its 16th-century monuments. Learn about the city's long history from a private guide. Visit attractions such as the Alcázar de Colón Museum, the National Pantheon and the First Cathedral of America Choose the full-day tour to explore places outside the Colonial Zone, such as the Malecón and the Columbus Lighthouse

Santo Domingo: the first city in America founded by Europeans, the capital of the Dominican Republic. It was founded in 1496 by Bartalomé Colón, on the east coast of the Ozama River. In 1502, Nicolás de Ovando moved the city to the west coast of the river. It is a cosmopolitan and flourishing city, full of historic buildings that show the Spanish conquests of the American continent. It is the largest city in the Caribbean. Santo Domingo is a varied and interesting area for both tourism and its people. There are many invaluable old buildings that can be visited in excellent condition today. A pleasant walk through the historical part of the city is needed to discover how important and beautiful these buildings are.

The Santos Craft Beer Route. The complete itinerary lasts approx. 4 hours and visit the 5 factories of craft beer (Estiva, Everbrew, Santista, Filomena and Jurássica) Along the route, you will learn a little more about the drink, its different types and production processes, all explained by the brewmasters at the houses. And of course, with tasting!

Get yourself out of a rut taking a guided private city tour in the beach town of Santos visiting its most significant sights to have an overview of it.
This tour could be either for you who are going to arrive at the seaport terminal in Santos on a cruise ship or for those who are staying at a hotel in town. Santos has a rich history as being one of the first settlements in Brazil, the village of Santos was founded in 1546. It stands out for its 7 km of beaches, flat terrain, tropical climate, offering advanced touristic infrastructure, with many hotels, flats, bars and restaurants, shopping malls, tours and tourist attractions for all tastes, in addition to a buzzing nightlife. 
The city of Santos has the largest port in Latin America, a beautiful restored historic center and a major highlight is the largest beach garden in the world, recorded in the Book of Records with 5335 meters long, full of flowers and carefully treated trees.


In this tour you will enjoy the best of Santo Domingo, you will live an unforgettable experience going to the most etravagant places of Santo Domingo. You will visit some places such as the Colonial Zone, the Colon Lighthouse, El Conde Street, Los Tres Ojos Lake and many more places full of history and fun. Take photos and enjoy with your family or friends and learn more about the most emblematic places of Santo Domingo.

Our ticket stands out because it not only provides access to Santo Domingo’s top attractions, but also offers a complete and personalized experience. From direct pick-up at your hotel or Airbnb to a professional guide who will accompany you through each historic site, we ensure you get the most out of the city’s rich culture, history, and beauty. You’ll also have the chance to explore hidden gems that many tourists overlook, finishing with free time for shopping and experiencing local life. Book now to discover Santo Domingo like never before, with the convenience and exclusivity only we can offer!

Discover unique limestone cave formations, subterranean courses of rivers as well as a Japanese Zen-garden in the Caribbean! This extraordinary nature exploration tour leads you to the national park “Los Tres Ojos”, go down into the caves and discover the 3 partially open dripstone caves. The fourth cave can just be reached by boat via an underground river. Afterwards you drive through the hectic city until reaching the botanical garden. Enjoy the silence and discover many endemic and exotic plants including a selection of orchids. A special highlight is the Japanese Zen-Garden which is part of this beautiful nature reserve.

Would you like to walk in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus? Of course you would!  That's why we're inviting you to our exclusive excursion from Punta Cana to Santo Domingo.  We're giving YOU the opportunity to experience, first hand, the birth of European civilization in the Americas. The first cathedral, paved road, university, hospital, stone home, tavern, etc are all located within a 16 block radius in Santo Domingo's Colonial Zone or "Old City".  Oh and did we mention the Colonial Zone is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992? How many World Heritage Sites have you been to? This is how your day shakes down… From Punta Cana you head west through rolling sugar cane fields until we reach the Dominican Republic's capital city. Now, you're in the thick of it, witnessing everyday life for millions of Dominicans; your walled off resort is far from this reality.

Santista of the gem, born and raised in Santos, I have the honor and pleasure to take to know my city, its peculiarities, legends, stories and much of our culture caiçara and the coast. I am a journalist, photographer and tour guide and promise a light, safe and fun activity. We can create the script you want.