Ecoturism Constanza and Jarabacoa

PICO DUATE

Pico Duarte, at 3,187 meters above sea level, is the highest peak in all the Caribbean. Journey with us for 3, 4, or 5 days, going up on foot or muleback to the ceiling of the Caribbean. Explore the humid tropical jungle and the pines of the J. Armando Bermúdez National Park, following footpaths among miles of ferns.You will see cotorra, papagayo or jilguero and other exotic birds. You will cross rivers and crystal streams, enjoying the spectacular view of three mountains, Duarte Peak, La Pelona and La Rusilla, all of which top out at over 3,000 meters.

You will see the source of the Yaque del Norte River and the Tetero Valley, at an altitude of over 2,000 metros and the most preserved forests on the island. It will be an unforgettable adventure.
We offer three different treks:

CONSTANZA:

Located in a beautiful circular valley - 90 km southeast of Santiago and 140 km northeast of Santo Domingo - you'll come upon the beautiful mountain valley town of Constanza.

Created by a meteor millions of years ago, this fertile valley has made farming a stronghold since the Tainos inhabited the Dominican Republic. In addition to traditional Dominican agricultural activities, this is where strawberries, raspberries, apples and an incredible variety of flowers are grown.
Visitors to this area will enjoy some of the Dominican Republic's most beautiful hiking trails and marvelous sunsets.

JARABACOA:

The city of Jarabacoa is situated in the valley of Jarabacoa, 500 meters above sea level, in the heart of the mountains called the Cordillera Central. It is known as the region of eternal spring. Pleasant temperatures, the longest river in the Caribbean (North Yaque River, 300 kilometers), impressive waterfalls, and the nearness of the highest mountains in the Antilles including Pico Duarte at 3,187 meters, have converted Jarabacoa into a place that is unique in the hemisphere.

Get out of the routine, come with us to the mountain town of Jarabacoa and enjoy an exciting adventure either on horseback or 4x4 Jeeps. Visit Baiguate's exciting waterfall, also visit the place where a part of the exquisite Dominican Coffee is made, and get an impresive view of the sanctuary of the "Santo Cerro"