Cabo Cabrón: The Three Pools, by Boat and on Foot
Cabo Cabrón National Park by boat and on foot, out to the three natural pools set into the rock at the end of the headland.
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Highlights
- Three natural pools set into the rock of Cabo Cabrón
- Out by boat from Las Galeras, an hour on foot, back by boat
- Clear seawater pools deep enough to swim in
- Inside Cabo Cabrón National Park
- Nature up close, and the birdlife of the cape
- Traditional Dominican food, drinks and an afternoon snack included
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Maya Levina year agoFantastic tour guide with such passion and experience! I highly recommend 😊See this review on Google
Júlia García3 months agoOne of the best excursions you can take in the Dominican Republic! Ricardo is a delight and knows every place perfectly. He explains everything with love and enthusiasm and takes you to beaches you'd never find on your own! The 7 Virgin Beaches excursion is absolutely stunning. The route isn't particularly difficult, but it is a long one, though with this guide, the morning flies by! Plus, a truly Dominican meal awaits you at the last beach, and they pick you up by boat. We 100% recommend Ricardo and this excursion; it's truly unlike any other. Here, you learn, get to know the place, and connect with the Dominican Republic!See this review on Google
Sol Paredes5 months agoIf you want a unique experience combining hiking and beach time, you've come to the right place! Ricardo is 100% recommended. He's an excellent person, attentive, kind, and always has great advice. The 7 beaches tour and the cave visit were spectacular. You'll enjoy every single one, and my favorite by far was Caletón Beach. At the end of the day, the food was deliciousSee this review on Google
Description
Cabo Cabrón National Park by boat and on foot, out to the three natural pools set into the rock at the end of the headland. A small boat runs out from Las Galeras, then it is about an hour on foot over the rock to reach the pools, and the return to Las Galeras is by boat again. The pools fill with clear seawater and are deep enough to swim in, with the cliffs of the cape rising behind them, and the walk out is one of the best places on this coast to see the birdlife of the cape.
Traditional Dominican food, drinks and an afternoon snack are included. Ricardo is a Las Galeras hiking guide, known locally as El Senderista de Las Galeras, and he walks the route with the group. Numbers are capped at ten people and the day is guided in Spanish.
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Accessibility & Requirements
About an hour on foot each way over uneven volcanic rock, with no shade. Water shoes or trainers with grip are essential. Boarding is from the beach, so expect a short wade in shallow water, and the boat may not run in poor sea conditions. Not suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties. There are no toilets and no drinking water at the pools. Guided in Spanish only.
Ricardo Tours RD is run by a hiking guide known locally as El Senderista de Las Galeras. The walks follow the wild Atlantic coast: Boca del Diablo to Playa Frontón inside Cabo Samaná National Park, the three natural pools of Cabo Cabrón by boat and on foot, and a 4.6 km route linking seven virgin beaches that no road reaches.
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