Pick up at your accommodation
Barahona - Departure from your accommodation in Barahona, accompanied by our staff and a nature interpreter guide. Discover the fascinating information of the Jaragua National Park formed by marine terraces that look like giant steps and coastal plains.
Escuela Taller y Museo Larimar - The jewel of larimar and its community workshops, where families are polishing this semi-precious stone of varied colors of blue, here you can observe and even buy and/or carve your own jewel with them… this is located in the community of Bahoruco , where you will also enjoy one of the best panoramic views of the area.
Playa Quemaito - Piedras Blancas beach is a true paradise. With its intense turquoise blue waters and its gentle waves, it is the perfect option for those looking for a massage bath. In addition, on the beach you will find a variety of food and drink stalls to enjoy throughout the day. There is a handy wooden walkway that will take you directly from the car park to the beach. Do not miss the opportunity to spend an unforgettable day on the beautiful beach of Piedras Blancas.
Polo - Interaction with the local community to learn about their traditions and customs.
Experience “From the Kill to the Cup”
Polo - Learn about the coffee production process, from the plantation to the final cup. Participate in hands-on activities related to coffee.
Polo Magnetico - Observation of the natural phenomenon of the Magnetic Pole. Amazement at objects that seem to move uphill.
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Breakfast
Our journey commences with a visit to the Larimar Mine School, Museum, and Workshop. It provides you an opportunity to delve into the intriguing realm of larimar mining— harvesting a stunning gemstone endemic to this region. You’ll gain insights about its chronology, procurement, and refinement as you wander through the workshop and museum.
You will unravel the innovative efforts of local farmers in crop diversification, aiming to amplify the region’s economy.
We will participate in a cultural exchange, offering you a chance to interact with the locals and gain insights into their traditions, habits and way of life.
We continue our voyage with the Mata a la Taza experience, a haven for coffee enthusiasts. Here, you would learn the process of coffee production, right from the sowing of beans to the ultimate cup. You would observe the cultivation, harvest, and processing procedures, and even engage in practical activities associated with coffee.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
