La Romana Shopping Tour & Altos de Chavón Visit
Shop Dominican crafts and explore Altos de Chavón with a guide
Duration
5 hrs
Includes
Hotel pickup, guide, drinks
Highlights
Explore La Romana's local crafts, food products, and cultural sites on a guided shopping tour. Visit Altos de Chavón, a local market, and a cigar museum with a small factory.
- Visit the artisan village of Altos de Chavón
- Explore the Regional Archeological Museum and its Taino exhibit
- Tour a cigar museum and small factory
- Ride a riverboat across the Chavón River
- Browse a local market and Dominican products including coffee, rum, cocoa, cigars, Larimar, and amber
What's Included
- Property pickup and drop-off
- Official guide
- Water and non-alcoholic soft drinks
Important details
- Bring the credit card used for booking and matching valid photo ID to check-in
- The name on the credit card must match the booking contact name
Cancellation Policy
Full refund 4–7 days before the tour; 50% refund 48–72 hours before. No refund 24–47 hours before. Tours operate rain or shine except during extreme weather such as hurricanes, when a reschedule or full refund is offered. Illness requires a medical certificate for a refund.
Product ID: B94QKB
FAQs
Bring the credit card used for your booking and matching valid photo ID. The first and last name on the card must match the booking contact name.
Select your preferred tour language when booking. Language requests are subject to availability.
No reconfirmation is needed.
Meeting details
BestDRExcursions (La Romana) - API
Related locations
Altos de Chavón
Admission includedPerched 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.
