Ride to a village in an open-air safari vehicle to enjoy a presentation of local items that you can sample and purchase like fruits, nuts, chocolate, and visit a cigar factory if it’s open on the day of your tour. 

Next, you’ll visit a semi-secluded natural beach, where you can take in stunning views of the mountains while enjoying a typical Dominican buffet, consisting of fresh fish and chicken, served on the beach with as much local beer, soda and water as you can drink.

After lunch, take a 10-minute walk along a fairly moderate trail to the Lulu Waterfalls. Local kids will be on-hand to assist those guests needing help navigating the trail or crossing the river via 6-8 sandbags.

Enjoy approximately 20 minutes of free time at Lulu Waterfalls to take a quick swim, jump from the rocks above into the water, or just sit and enjoy the setting.