Los Haitises
Los Haitises National Park is a natural gem located on the Samaná Peninsula in the Dominican Republic. This stunning park stretches along the northeastern coast, covering approximately 1,600 square kilometers of mangroves, karst hills, and ancient caves.
At Los Haitises, visitors can enjoy various outdoor activities. Boat tours are one of the most popular ways to explore the park, allowing tourists to navigate through mangrove channels and admire the biodiversity of the ecosystem. Guided hikes are also available to discover caves with ancient rock art, and to explore impressive rock formations and panoramic views from viewpoints.
One interesting fact about Los Haitises National Park is its rich biodiversity, which includes endemic species such as the Antillean manatee and a variety of tropical birds. Additionally, the park is known for its unique karst formations, shaped over millions of years by water erosion. This almost magical environment makes Los Haitises an ideal destination for nature and adventure enthusiasts.
