There are several great ways to explore Los Tres Ojos. Based on visitor ratings and reviews, these are some of the best tours available:

• Santo Domingo Guided Tour: Eco-friendly adventure on electric scooters
• Half-Day Excursion: Colonial Zone, Columbus Lighthouse, and Los Tres Ojos
• Historical Day Trip: Santo Domingo from Punta Cana
• Santo Domingo Cultural Tour
• Full-Day Excursion: Day trip to Santo Domingo from Punta Cana

The entrance fee is 200 pesos for foreigners and 100 pesos for Dominican citizens. Additional guided tours and a boat ride to the fourth lagoon are available for an extra fee. Santo Domingo sightseeing tours that include the park typically start at around $35 USD.

Located within Parque Mirador del Este, on the eastern side of Santo Domingo, you can reach the park by:

• Driving: Parking is available
• Taxi or rideshare: A convenient option
• Guided tour: Many Santo Domingo sightseeing tours include a visit

The park is home to three stunning freshwater lakes, known as “eyes,” hidden inside limestone caves:

• Sulphur Lake
• Women’s Lake
• The Refrigerator

There is also a fourth lagoon, Los Zaramagullones, visible from outside the cave, though it is not considered one of the “eyes.”

The park is open year-round, but for the best experience:

• Visit between November and March for cooler weather
• Arrive early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid crowds and midday heat

For a comfortable and safe visit, it’s recommended to bring:

• Light, breathable clothing – The caves can be humid
• Sturdy, non-slip shoes – There are stairs and slippery surfaces
• Water bottle – Stay hydrated
• Mosquito repellent – Especially useful in certain seasons