The 3 Eyes National Park in Santo Domingo is a must-see attraction for all visitors to the Dominican Republic. The “eyes” are three underground lakes or lagoons that were established thousands of years ago as a result of seismic activity. The deep water of the three lakes and the sunlight filtering in from above are responsible for the almost iridescent blue/green of the water. Your tour of the caves and lagoons will require some effort as you have to navigate some steep stairs to reach the first lagoon. Once you reach the third lagoon you have the option of a raft ride to the fourth lagoon, which is located in the open and surrounded by amazing tropical plants – it is well worth the small additional fee to see this final lake, which can only be accessed through the cave system.

Los Tres Ojos, Santo Domingo Este 11604, Dominican Republic, Phone: 809-877-7000

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