Flamingo Island - Laguna Oviedo
Tour info
Why take this tour?
Explore the Oviedo Lagoon, one of the biggest treasures of the Jaragua National Park and home to a variety of wildlife. The Lagoon consists of 24 islands of different sizes and vegetation and is considered to be the best place for aquatic bird observation on the island. Discover the beauty of the Oviedo lagoon on a boat ride through this unique ecosystem. Make a stop on one of the many islands, so called Iguana Island. Go on a hike across the small island through a somewhat barren landscape where cacti dominate the scenery. Once you arrive on a scenic outpost take some time to appreciate the beautiful view over the lagoon, the Caribbean Sea, the Jaragua national park and the mountains of Bahoruco. On the way back to the hotel you make a stop in Los Patos where you can take a refreshing dip in the river. The cost of lunch must be covered directely on sight and are not included.
What’s included?
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Air-conditioned vehicle -
Bottled water -
Soda/Pop -
Boat -
Nationalpark entrance fee -
Entry/Admission - Laguna de Oviedo -
Personal expenses and tips
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Lunch
Frequently asked questions
Things to know
Before you book
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Duration: 8h
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Mobile tickets accepted
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Instant confirmation
Covid Policy
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
Cancellation Policy
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
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About operator:
Ecotour Barahona is more than a simple tour operator. It is a way of experiencing tourism in an ecological way. Discover with us a new face of the Dominican Republic. A more human, a more authentic face. The goals of our tours are: Sharing with the Dominican culture. Our guides are born in our region and the meals served are typical dishes from the Caribbean. In each town, you will have the opportunity to share some moments of the Dominican life. The respect for the nature. Our tours will allow you to travel around the four National Parks of the region, each of them protected by the Dominican government. All the sites we propose to visit are mostly uninhabited, far away from civilization and thus… truly authentics.
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