Description
Los Tres Ojos National Park is a fascinating natural attraction located just outside Santo Domingo, known for its series of three stunning limestone caves with crystal-clear freshwater lagoons inside. The name “Tres Ojos” means “Three Eyes,” referring to these three beautiful underground lakes that sparkle with striking shades of blue and green. The park offers a unique combination of natural beauty, geology, and easy exploration for visitors of all ages.
Visitors can explore the well-maintained trails that lead down into the caves, where you can admire the impressive stalactites and stalagmites formations, along with the serene lakes. The park also features a small museum and picnic areas, making it a perfect spot for a day trip from the city. Guided tours are available to provide insights into the geology, history, and local legends connected to the caves.
Entry to Los Tres Ojos National Park requires a small admission fee and it’s easily accessible by taxi or car from Santo Domingo. The paths are mostly easy to navigate, but comfortable shoes are recommended. Whether you’re interested in nature, geology, or just looking for a peaceful escape close to the city, Los Tres Ojos is a must-visit natural wonder in the Dominican Republic.