Los Tres Ojos, Scape Park
& Santo Domingo Tours
Explore the Wonder, Swim in Sacred Cenotes
Skip the resort bubble. Swim in the legendary Los Tres Ojos cenote, zipline through Scape Park, and explore the Caribbean coast. From $89. Free cancellation.
- Secure booking
- Small groups available
- Local expert guides
- Safety gear included
- Free cancellation 24h
- Mobile ticket
What do you want to do in Santo Domingo?
How much do Los Tres Ojos and Scape Park tours cost?
Three ways to explore: from cenote entry to full adventure bundle to island day trip.
- Access to Los Tres Ojos cenote
- Swimming time included
- Guided nature walk
- Photo opportunities at the cenote
- Los Tres Ojos + Scape Park access
- Ziplines, caves, and trails
- Full day of activities
- Free cancellation 24h
- Saona or Catalina Island
- Snorkeling, beach, natural pool
- Lunch and drinks included
- Full day with boat transfer
The real Santo Domingo experience
Local guides, hidden gems
Dominican locals who know every trail, cenote, and secret beach.
Small groups available
Real attention, real access to spots big groups can't reach.
All equipment included
Safety gear, snorkel equipment, everything you need is provided.
Free cancellation
Cancel 24h before. Instant confirmation. Book today.
What travelers are saying
"The Los Tres Ojos cenote was absolutely breathtaking. The water is the most incredible shade of blue. Our guide was fantastic, explained the geology, and the swim was unforgettable. A must-do in Santo Domingo."
"Scape Park has something for everyone. We did the ziplines, explored the caves, and finished at Los Tres Ojos. Well organized, professional staff. Worth the full day package."
"Saona Island is paradise. Crystal clear water, white sand, and the natural pool was amazing. Lunch on the beach with Dominican food and music. Best day of our vacation."
Los Tres Ojos is a natural cenote (sinkhole) located at the base of a cliff inside Scape Park in Cap Cana, Santo Domingo. The water is a stunning turquoise blue, fed by underground rivers. Visitors can swim in the cenote after a short guided hike through the tropical forest.
Entry to Los Tres Ojos starts from $129 USD per person, which includes access to the cenote, a guided nature walk, and swimming time. Adventure bundles that include Scape Park activities start from $100. Island day trips to Saona start from $89.
Yes. Life jackets are provided and required for all visitors. The cenote has lifeguards on duty. The water depth varies, but life jackets keep everyone safely afloat. Children can visit with adult supervision.
Early morning (8-9 AM) is best for fewer crowds and the best light for photos. The cenote is open year-round. December through April is peak season with the best weather. The rainy season (May-November) still offers good conditions, and the cenote is fed by underground rivers, not rainfall.
Bring a swimsuit, towel, waterproof phone case, and water shoes (the trail has some rocky sections). Sunscreen must be biodegradable to protect the cenote's ecosystem. A change of clothes is recommended for after the swim.
Yes. You can purchase a Los Tres Ojos-only ticket, which includes the cenote visit and guided nature walk. However, the full Scape Park pass offers significantly more value if you want to spend a full day with ziplines, caves, and other activities.
We recommend booking at least 24-48 hours in advance, especially during high season (December-March) when tours sell out quickly. Early morning slots are the first to go. Instant confirmation on all bookings.
Yes. Most tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before departure are non-refundable. Check the specific tour for details.
Destinations Near Santo Domingo
Colonial history, Los Tres Ojos cave, and Caribbean culture. 2.5 hours from Santo Domingo.
White sand beaches, natural pools, and starfish. Full day boat trip from Santo Domingo.
Gateway to Saona and Catalina islands. Snorkeling, diving, and fishing village charm.
Home of Scape Park and Los Tres Ojos. Luxury marina, golf, and adventure activities.
Altos de Chavon artist village, Catalina Island access, and sugar cane heritage.
Planning your trip to Santo Domingo?
Read our complete guide: best time to visit, what to pack, Los Tres Ojos tips, and how to make the most of Scape Park and the islands.