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Located inside Cotubanamá National Park, this two-kilometer (1.2-mile) long trail leads through a lush rainforest, in an area once inhabited by Taino Indians. You’ll discover a plethora of Dominican flora and fauna along this route, including a couple of underground caves filled with striking blue fresh water springs.

The island that always shines awaits you with open arms
The island that always shines awaits you with open arms
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