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    Altos de Chavón & Caves Guided Tour

    Discover Taino cave art, village streets, cigars, and chocolate

    4.4 stars• 684 reviews

    • No hidden fees
    • Includes concierge support

    Duration

    Half day

    Includes

    Guide, transport, admissions

    Highlights

    Explore Taino cave paintings, Altos de Chavón's cobblestone lanes, and local cigar and chocolate production on a guided tour. See how regional history and craftsmanship come together across each stop.

    • Discover Taino paintings inside the Maravillas Caves
    • Stroll the narrow cobblestone alleyways of Altos de Chavón
    • Learn cigar-rolling techniques from master craftsmen
    • Watch how chocolate is produced at a chocolate factory
    • Bring comfortable shoes and clothes, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a bathing suit

    What's Included

    • Professional guide
    • Bottled water
    • Transportation
    • Maravillas Caves admission
    • Altos de Chavón admission

    Important details

    • Transportation requires a pickup location
    • Not available for pregnant travelers or people with back problems, heart conditions, disabilities, or mobility problems

    Cancellation Policy

    Get a full refund when cancelling 4–7 days before the tour, 50% 48–72 hours before, and no refund 24–47 hours before. If extreme weather cancels the tour, choose a reschedule or full refund. If illness prevents you from attending, choose a reschedule or full refund with a medical certificate.

    Product ID: 6PPMDW

    FAQs

    The tour operates rain or shine. In extreme weather, such as hurricanes, you can reschedule or receive a full refund.

    Experience provided by Runners Adventures

    Related locations

    Altos de Chavón

    Admission included

    Perched on a cliff above the Chavón River in La Romana, Altos de Chavón transports you to another era the moment you step through its cobblestone lanes. Coral-stone facades, terracotta rooftops, and bougainvillea-draped archways frame every turn. Built in the late 1970s by Italian filmmaker Roberto Coppa, Altos de Chavón was designed as a living cultural center rather than a museum piece, and that spirit still animates the plazas, galleries, and open-air amphitheater today.

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