Viagem diurna histórica por Santo Domingo partindo de Punta Cana

1 day

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A viagem de Punta Cana a Santo Domingo dura cerca de 2h30, dependendo de quanto o grupo parar no meio do caminho na loja de presentes e para usar o banheiro. Visite a cidade mais antiga do Novo Mundo e a primeira residência permanente de Cristóvão Colombo após seu "descobrimento" das Américas. Declarada Patrimônio Mundial da Humanidade pela UNESCO em 1992, Santo Domingo é uma cidade de muitos primeiros no Novo Mundo com a primeira catedral, estrada pavimentada, universidade, hospital, casa de pedra, taverna, etc.
Nossa primeira parada na capital será no Parque Nacional dos 3 olhos com cavernas subterrâneas e lagoas usadas pelos índios Taino (habitantes originais da República Dominicana). Lá haverá uma parada para fotos rápida no Farol de Colombo, construído em 1992 no aniversário de 500 anos da chegada de Cristóvão Colombo no Novo Mundo. Em seguida visite uma das mais antigas ruas do Hemisfério Ocidental, localizado na Zona Colonial de Santo Domingo, um bairro de 16 quadras cheio de história e cultura da República Dominicana.
A primeira olhada na Zona Colonial vem no Palácio de Colombo. Concluído em 1514, foi o lar do filho de Cristóvão Colombo, Diego. Do Palácio, o grupo percorrerá a histórica Laza de Espana até a Calle Las Damas (a primeira rua pavimentada do Novo Mundo). Nosso destino final é um dos mais importantes da República Dominicana: a primeira catedral do Novo Mundo.
O almoço será servido em um dos principais restaurantes dominicanos em Santo Domingo, conhecida pela excelente cozinha de estilo e típicas apresentações de dança pelos garçons e garçonetes. Após o almoço, você passará por algumas das áreas modernas da capital e do Palácio Nacional, onde o presidente da República Dominicana e o mais alto nível do governo dos EUA têm seus escritórios.
Ao final do dia, você terá tempo para visitar uma loja de presentes espaçosa que vende quase todas as lembranças dominicanas imagináveis.
Com esta viagem de um dia a Santo Domingo, você experimentará a rica história da cidade e a vida cotidiana dos dominicanos na seu capital com 3 milhões de habitantes.

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Recepção e desembarque no hotel
Veículo com ar-condicionado
Guia de historiador de arte profissional
Fones de ouvido em alguns dos monumentos com seleção de idiomas
Entre para os monumentos tudo incluído, guia de áudio
Almoço Buffet no Atarazana Restaurat, comida típica dominicana, opção vegetariana disponível

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A confirmação será recebida no momento da reserva
Para entrar na Catedral, mulheres e homens devem ser cobertos até os cotovelos e joelhos
Recomenda-se que você use calçado confortável
Recomenda-se que você traga dinheiro, uma câmera, protetor solar e um chapéu

Características

Turismo

95%

Cultural

70%

Análises

3.9

Tracy V

3 | 2019-07-29

I love to visit towns as I travel and was sadly disappointed with this tour. The guide was informative but he spoke in English and Spanish and it made it very hard to follow long I figured picking an English speaking tour I would have an English only guide. The city was very disappointing as well very dirty people unfriendly and lots of street vendors attacking you while on tour to buy items. Went to other town on another town and loved it. The guide makes the difference .

cynbin57

4 | 2019-07-03

We really enjoyed this tour. Enjoy the side trips especially to the cave. Would love to have more English spoken to understand a bit more. Overall it was a very good trip.

jackalinortiz

5 | 2019-07-03

Love every part of it. Try it out for so much information about the island.The dinner was great! The caves! The shops! The museums.

ja809229

4 | 2019-05-13

This was a very informative tour. Our guide, Sandro was awesome! It’s fast pace, so I do not recommend it for people with problems walking.

Mrs. S.J Canino

3 | 2018-07-27

It was a good tour. I am glad that I took it but its not just a must do. It really was something that you could have walked around or driven around with a rental car and done yourself. But we were not in santo domingo we were in punta cana so we needed a tour guide or so we though.

Rachel S

4 | 2018-04-10

The tour was great, in the sense that it took us to a lot of places, but it was fairly rushed at some spots. For example, we had a tour of the Amber museum that was approximately 10 minutes long. It was so rushed to see everything that was in there. I really liked going to places that had an audio tour guide so that I could take my time going through the museum. Such a great city to visit though - I definitely recommend it!

tamurphy55

4 | 2018-02-18

The visit to the national park Los Tres Ojos was a very nice experience, but I wish we had more time to see the lakes. Overall, I recommend this trip.

wendylauchey

3 | 2018-02-13

It was interesting, but the guide was hard to understand as he switches between Spanish and English every sentence. Before I realized he was speaking English, he had gone back to speaking Spanish. It would be better if he tells the whole story in Spanish, and then the whole story in English, without switching back and forth constantly. Even better if they have an English only tour I would pay extra for that.

Karel H

3 | 2018-01-27

the tour was most interesting, the guide was very informative however the bus that was provided was very small and the seats where more for the size of children than adults which was very uncomfortable since it took 2 hrs to get to santo domingo and a bit longer on the way back since there was more traffic

LAURA D

4 | 2018-01-02

The tour was great once it started! However I was unable to reach the company the day before to find out my pickup time, so I wound up waiting 1.5 hours for them to arrive. I don't know if the local phone number I was provided was incorrect, or if something was wrong, but it was constantly busy. Otherwise, it was a great tour!

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