Discover how Dominican sugar cane is transformed into delicious rum on this tour of the Ron Barceló rum factory. You’ll learn about harvesting, distilling, aging, and get to sample the award-winning product voted best rum in the world 2 years in a row! The factory is open to the public from 9:30am to 3pm, Monday through Thursday, and Friday until 2pm. Children under 18 may take the tour without a…
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Enjoy a full day of adventure, nature, and local flavor on a day trip in Santo Domingo with pick up included from the entire Santo Domingo National District including the Colonial Zone. Start with a stop in the Columbus Light House where Christopher Columbus was burried, hear its history and take incredible pictures to then stop at Los Tres Ojos, an impressive underground cave system with crystal…
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Join the Ron Barceló Historic Center tour from Santo Domingo for a unique cultural immersion. This round-trip tour takes you to the renowned Ron Barceló Center, where you'll witness the rum-making process and taste the famous Dominican rum. The tour offers two convenient departures at 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., perfect for enjoying a meal upon return or before departure. This enriching experience b…
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Savor the heart of the Dominican Republic on ourtour. This exclusive, private journey from Santo Domingo to the renowned "El Sendero del Cacao" in San Francisco de Macorís is more than just a tour; it's an immersion in Dominican tradition, a testament to sustainable tourism, and a unique gourmet adventure. Experience the intricate journey from cocoa bean to chocolate bar, and deepen your apprecia…
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Cook alongside a local chef and enjoy a five-course lunch or dinner inspired by the African and Indigenous Taíno roots of Dominican cuisine. This experience treats Dominican food as living history, not just something to prepare and eat. The stories shared during the activity are backed by documented research rather than presented as folklore or general cultural facts. It also gives equal importan…
