After the confusion buying tickets, our visit was amazing! The water is beautiful, and the access points to the lakes were perfect. You could get close enough to really enjoy. We even saw fish and a turtle. The boat ride to the 4th ojo is definitely a must. Great place to visit for a very low price.

The government, together with tourist guides, defrauds tourists by preventing them from paying cash. but guides can pay cash for their tickets. your only solution is to buy a guide package for 2400 pesos. if you cannot buy your ticket on the internet. knowing that few tourists have internet services and that it is often necessary to have access to our SMS to validate our internet payments. I consider this a tourist scam

Wow!! Such amazing lakes! Fun tour guides and breathtaking views! Would highly recommend. Need good shoes and lots of steep steps. My 82 year old father handled it but he is in excellent shape.

An absolute must see in Santo Domingo. Its a cab ride to get there from the Colonial Zone, but well worth it. We went alone without a guide and don't think one is necessary. It cost a few bucks for the two of us, while a guide offered to take us for $40 US. The colors of the water and the caverns are absolutely amazing. There are three to see walking and the fourth is reached from the third via a 100 yard boat ride for 50 pesos, which I would definitely recommend. It takes about an hour taking time for pictures along the way. A lot of up and down via steps so wear the right shoes. Great way to spend an hour or so.

We visited this place on a group tour, and to be honest, I wouldn’t suggest you go out of your way to visit, unless you have never been into underground caves before. It’s pretty enough but nothing spectacular. If you are there, sure visit it. The day we were there, it was stinking hot and very humid. I noticed that a lot of people who weren’t that fit found it quite difficult because there is a bit of climbing which I didn’t mind but some struggled with

I visited back in April and the park is easy to navigate on your own. You can purchase tickets by scanning the QR code at the ticket counter when you arrive. It was $3 US. There are people and tour guides who may offer the guide you through the park, but I did not opt in for that. The caves are very humid, which I’m no stranger to, however, you want to be prepared. Breathable clothing and comfortable shoes will be important in addition to having water with you! This visit was amazing and it’s a beautiful place. It is a MUST see when in Santo Domingo.

Bought the tickets online. There's no default page in english, but the built-in translator in chrome worked fine. Price is DOP$200 for foreigners, and you only pay from age 10 and above. For some reason I couldnt find any comments about age in any review. The place is smaller than I expected and everything is very close to each other, though there are a few dozen stairs to go down into the cave area. We had no direct sun on us, and either there were no bugs or our repellent worked. The 4th eye is nice enough, hard not to be worth an extra US$1. We spent 2 hours there (because of kids) but you can easily see everything in less than an hour or even 30 minutes if you dont stop too much.

Honestly, when I saw the entrance to the park, I didn't expect much. But, wow, was I ever wrong! There is just a whole world of wow waiting down there for you to explore. The underground lagoons are brilliant in color and are quite accessible. There is something to see for anyone over 5 (you don't pay for kids under 10). If you have the option, do visit during the week. It was not as crowded when we went on Monday. There are some steep climbs and lots of walking too, so wear comfortable clothing and shoes. We went as part of a Santo Domingo tour and our tickets were included so I'm not too sure on the ticket buying difficulties others experienced.

Beautiful spot of nature in the middle of the city. Easy access with Uber. You need to purchase tickets online in advance. We did not hire a guide. Make sure to pack water, the heat and humidity is extremely high at the bottom.