Name: Excursion d'une journée tout compris à Saint-Domingue au départ de Punta Cana
Brand: viator
SKU: 30768
Price: 47 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.4 (13 reviews)

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Vous serez transporté jusqu'à Saint-Domingue depuis votre hôtel de Punta Cana. Le premier arrêt aura lieu à « Los Tres Ojos », des grottes calcaires contenant une série de trois lacs. Ici, vous en apprendrez plus sur les premiers habitants de la République Dominicaine, les Indiens Tainos.
Ensuite, vous vous rendrez directement au phare de Colomb, construit en 1992, à l'occasion du 500e anniversaire de l'arrivée de Christophe Colomb au Nouveau Monde. Ensuite départ pour les plus anciennes rues de l'hémisphère occidental, dans le quartier colonial de Saint-Domingue. Soyez prêt à marcher et prendre des photos le long du quartier colonial au départ du palais Colomb. Terminé en 1514, c'est le lieu de naissance du fils de Christophe Colomb, Don Diego. Du palais, l'excursion vous fera passer par la Plaza de Espana puis la Calle Las Damas (le premier rue pavée du Nouveau Monde). Continuez jusqu'au Panthéon national où des héros reposent. L'excursion coloniale trouvera son point culminant à la Cathédrale du Nouveau Monde.
Après l'excursion coloniale, vous pourrez profiter d'un déjeuner dans un restaurant dominicain typique où vous pourrez déguster un menu local et vous imprégner de l'énergie de la musique et du folklore locaux.
Remarque : cette excursion offre en option un temps libre pour faire des emplettes.

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Inclus

Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
Véhicule climatisé
Visite guidée
Guide professionnel
Déjeuner buffet (plats typiquement dominicains)

Non inclus

Boissons alcoolisées (disponibles à l'achat)
Pourboires
DVD (disponible à l'achat)
Photos souvenir (disponibles à l'achat)

Autres informations

Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
Non accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
Des vêtements confortables et des baskets sont recommandés
Il est recommandé d’apporter une caméra, un écran solaire, un chapeau et de l’argent
La durée du transport à Saint-Domingue est d'environ 3 heures. La durée exacte dépendra de l'heure du jour et des conditions de circulation

Caractéristiques

Tourisme

95%

Culturel

65%

Commentaires

3.4

13

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Clyde M

5 | 2018-01-28

Its an all day tour have a good breakfast before you leave the resort, the trip consist of walking and climbing steps, the tour guide we had was very good.

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Jeanine T

5 | 2018-01-19

We really enjoyed our day trip to Santo Domingo. It is a very long day and was tiring but so worth it. Our guide Papa Jose did an excellent job and we appreciated his hard work. The bus is very small and we wished we weren't quite so crammed in and yet we still rate it overall a 5. The stops on the tour were interesting and we were impressed with what we saw. Most of all we loved the Three Lakes but be aware it is a steep climb with many stairs. We managed it and thought it was the highlight of the tour. Our lunch in Santo Domingo was very good and overall a very interesting day.

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Sherry S

2 | 2016-04-19

The guide was knowledgable and friendly, the driver safe, and the bus clean and comfortable. The tour was interesting and fun but about two hours shorter than the estimate. There was no stop at Los tres Ojos as promised in the itinerary. Also I expected that we would at least be able to get out and walk up to the Columbus lighthouse, but sadly no. The driver pulled over to the roadside and we were allowed only to take pictures from the bus, the same with the monument to the sugar cane workers. The walk through old Santo Domingo was interesting and pleasant. The lunch was tasty. Time for optional shopping does not mean that you will be allowed to browse in a group of shops but instead that you will be taken to a single shop. Finally the only site you will actually enter is the National Cathedral. Overall a pleasant day and a good overview of local history, but there would be much opportunity for improvement.

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Punta Cana

3 | 2015-11-11

Long Day! Our tour guide was awful! He was in such a hurry we almost had to jog to keep up with him. He talked so fast so he could move on that is was very hard to understand him. Photo op's would have been nice, but no we had to keep moving. Would have loved to have spent sometime seeing the city.

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glassdearborn

4 | 2015-09-30

We booked this new tour the day after it was first posted, and went the following week, so all the kinks probably weren't worked out. We asked Viatour to refund the difference between the price of the group tour and the private tour, because we ended up getting the group tour. They were more than generous, and we only asked once, via email. Even in a bi-lingual group, the tour was still worth it. You should plan to go to Santo Domingo. If you sign up for the private tour, call at least 3 days in advance to confirm pickup time. It took us a day to figure out how to find a valid phone number for the tour operator. Hint - there are two area codes in Dominican Republic, 809 and 829. Viator provided us with a phone number whose area code was wrong. We definitely enjoyed the tour we got, which was a bi-lingual tour of 40 people. I'm not sure whether a private tou would have improved the experience that much. It was a good tour.

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