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Do you want to help us to improve the life of the Girls of El Limon? 100% of the money is for the families and education of the girls. El Salto del Limon is a waterfall in the middle of a valley in the province of Samaná (Dominican Republic). The Walk lasts around 2h (1h one way + 30min return + 30min relax). you will walk along a hike beginner level path, explaining the local tree species (pineapple, coconut, cocoa, almonds) and seeing and tasting its fruits. You can swim in the two waterfalls and take pictures. On the way back, you will be able to eat typical food (rice with chicken, beans and salad) with a family from the community and learn how these powerful women live from their natural environment. Other things to note food included in price walk. comfortable and sporty footwear, rivers and areas with mud will cross

An excursion operating on the Coast of the Dominican Republic on the beautiful beach of Las Ballenas which offers clear and calm waters an inviting breathtaking beach and beautiful swaying palms trees. You will have the opportunity set out on the waters in a completely transparent kayak to survey and experience all the marine life and an abundance of other beautiful sea creatures. You will be given some brief safety instructions and set out to explore and learn about the surroundings and coral reef with a chance to get up close to all the tropical fish. The kayaks are very easy to use with a weight of only 47 lbs (pounds) which makes them easy to maneuver and carry. Each kayak is 11 ft long with a wight capacity of 400 lbs(pounds) so it can accommodate 2 adults or 2 adults and a small child or an adult and 2 children. Other things to note Bring sunscreen and water. Parking is available but can be scarce.

Kayaking Excursion in the Los Haitises National Park starting from Sabana de la Mar or Cano Hondo with the local tour guide visiting Mangroves, Caves, and Pictographs. When we get all types of equipment required for your safety (Lifejackets, etc), we take kayaks and going through mangrove swamps, past ancient pirate caves, and into protected forests in this picturesque reserve. You will see some bird-filled mangroves, rolling hills of lush vegetation and caves of Los Haitises National Park. Through the mangroves and Land at the open San Lorenzo Bay, from where you can photograph the rugged forest landscape. The national park’s name comes from its original inhabitants, the Taino Indians. In their language “Haitises” translates to highlands or Hills, a reference to the coastline’s steep geological formations with Limestones. Venture deeper into the park to explore caves such as the Cueva de la Arena and Cueva de la Línea. Caves in the reserve were used as shelter by the Taino Indians and, later, by hiding pirates. Look for drawings by Indians that decorate some of the walls. In case you will like this trip short we have a second option: Kayaking in Los Haitises 2 Hours. The Tour finishes at the starting point in Los Haitises National Park. We Recommend this trip at 6: 00 am in case you will like to see Manatees, crustaceans, and dolphins because there are not still boats. Otros aspectos destacables We are flexible with time. Set the time that suits you. Please, contact us to get the exact location of the starting point.

This Hiking Trail + Kayaking Tour start from Caño Hondo/Sabana de La Mar port. We will hike around 3 hours along the Humid Forest in the Los Haitises National Park. You will learn about the medicinal plants of this area, see the broadleaf rain forest primary and secondary Los Haitises National Park mountains and at the same time reach the spring of the Jivales River from which the waters of the natural pools of Eco-lodge Caño Hondo. (We have also an option of only hiking in the Rain forest for Trekking lovers) Then we take the equipment required for your safety (Lifejackets, etc), kayaks and going through mangrove swamps. You will see some bird-filled mangroves, rolling hills of lush vegetation. Through the mangroves and Land at the open San Lorenzo Bay, from where you can photograph the rugged forest landscape. The national park’s name comes from its original inhabitants, the Taino Indians. In their language “Haitises” translates to highlands or Hills, a reference to the coastline’s steep geological formations with Limestones. Kayaking it is 2 hours. In case you will like this trip short we have a second option: Only Kayaking in Los Haitises 4 or 2 hours. The Tour finishes at the starting point in Los Haitises National Park. We Recommend this trip early in the morning to see Manatees, crustaceans, and dolphins.

Llegada temprano. Ayudar a recoger las vacas y preparar la porción necesaria de alimentos para cada animal. Ordeñar las vacas (se necesita un poco de paciencia y delicadeza). Raspa la leche y prepárala cuando esté separada para hacer el queso. Mientras espera, se puede visitar la granja (hicking), alimentar a los animales (pollos, patos, cerdos, etc.), travajar como pastor y acompañar a las vacas en el pastoreo. Pausa para una bebida y comida. Hacer el queso (cortar y cocinar). ¡Come el queso cuando esté caliente! Otros aspectos destacables A veces tienes que estar listo para ensuciarse para disfrutar del buen sabor típico del queso fresco dominicano