The Three Eyes National Park

The Three Eyes National Park is a unique natural wonder in Santo Domingo Este, Dominican Republic

A protected forested area featuring three distinct limestone sinkholes or 'eyes'. The park spans over 180 hectares, providing a sanctuary for diverse flora and fauna, including the Dominican parrot and the West Indian manatee. The largest sinkhole, known as 'Ojo de Agua', offers a serene underground lake, accessible via a 120-step staircase. Visitors can explore the park's trails, discovering the park's diverse ecosystems, from the lush forest to the crystalline waters of the sinkholes. The park also offers educational programs, making it an ideal destination for both nature enthusiasts and families. Established in 1973, The Three Eyes National Park is well-maintained and accessible, with amenities such as restrooms, parking, and picnic areas. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking a refreshing escape from the bustling city of Santo Domingo.