• Parque Cervantes - This is the designated meeting spot. Here, participants gather, have their tickets checked, and board the vehicle for a 2-hour journey.
• Los Cacaos - A brief stop is made at Los Cacaos park to explore the town and its attractions.
• Los Cacaos - El Tabernáculo.
  This is the main highlight of the activity.

The adventure begins with a stretch, followed by entering the river and hiking upstream. Along the route, there are numerous beautiful swimming holes and small waterfalls. Some sections require climbing. Although the path is challenging, it is entirely manageable. At the end of the ascent, El Tabernáculo awaits, a magnificent, roaring waterfall. Its appearance in person is truly astonishing. Here, participants can swim or simply enjoy the view and relax.

The return hike downstream is even more enjoyable, featuring waterslides and jumps into the stunning swimming holes encountered along the way.

The entire hike, from start to finish, takes approximately 4-5 hours.

• Colmado María - After the hike, the group returns to Colmado María to enjoy a delicious traditional Dominican lunch.
• Parque Cervantes - Following another 2-hour drive, the group returns to the starting point at Parque Cervantes. The experience concludes here, leaving everyone happy and satisfied :)

• Private transportation
• Tour guide
• Life jacket included / you don’t need to know how to swim
• Lunch

• Alcoholic beverages
• Insurance
• Breakfast

Searching for activities in Santo Domingo? Don’t miss out on this incredible hike in the Dominican Republic. Discover the Dominican countryside and experience the coolest hike in the DR: El Tabernáculo.

This adventure is LGBTQ+ friendly and accommodates vegetarians.

The journey begins with a 2-hour scenic drive to Los Cacaos, offering breathtaking views along the way.

The adventure to El Tabernáculo starts here. It’s a 3-hour trek that includes hiking, swimming, climbing, and more. This route is packed with adrenaline and excitement. Swimming is required, but life vests are provided, so swimming skills are not necessary. The route is of medium difficulty and offers a challenging yet achievable experience. Participants should be injury-free, but athletic prowess is not a requirement.

After the hike, participants change clothes (note: there are no restrooms, so the vehicle and nature are used) and return to town for a delicious Dominican lunch.

The group returns to Santo Domingo, arriving happily around 4 PM.

• No restroom available. Just nature
• No dressing room available
• Not recommended for travelers with injuries
• Not recommended for travelers with any type of disabilities

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.