good day out, they take you out into the wilderness and tell you all the history you need to know about dominican history and life how its lived today..... visit a funded school, meet the kids (gifts/donations optional). then they take you to walk through a typical dominican outback home, how/what they grow/cook etc, then onto a quiet beach for... More

Sad to see all the little kids homeless and begging for food its almost like they took you there on purpose More

day trip, go out to the "jungle" see all the vegetation and try the sugar canes, see the homes and the people who live there, visited school children, BRING STUFF FOR THESE KIDS!!!, we raided the dollar store before our trip with little things for kids, the teacher was so appreciative. the kids so cute! got to go through the... More

My 4 teeangers loved it. Was a real eye opener to seeing how the dominicans live, and how happy they are with what little they have. Loved the boogy boarding. More

I liked seeing all the types of vegetation growing along the ride. We got stuck in he mudd and another Safari jeep helped us out. Very exciting. It was the first time I had ever seen sugar cane. One of our guides got out and chopped us some so we could taste it. More

REALLY FUN! I recommend this for sure! A bumpy ride on open-air tour bus through the city then off to the mountains where you see how locals really live and visit a school with children who are all so happy to see you. Bring school supplies for them (you give them to the principal so that she can distribute evenly... More

lotta fun bumpy ride watch if disabled.lotta walking be prepared very far to the falls not good on heart legs long climb up i saw young kids who couldnt too much More

This is a highly recommended day trip if you want to get a real feel for what life is really like for the average Dominican citizen. Good shopping value along the trip. More

Obnoxious guide that wanted to be called sexy daddy. You're plied with booze in the truck but there is a dearth of toilets when you stop at the various designated spots. Also it was a blatant money grab - you're exhorted to buy cigars, overpriced rum and spices that were ground up in someone's kitchen. More