Eco-Adventure Tour, Ni Rahu Cave (Ni Rahu in Taino means "Children of the Water" ) is the most splendid cutural & educational adventure to enjoy and learn about caves.

Fifty-five million years ago, an earthquake much larger than any registered today on the Richter Scale, abruptly lifted part of the Caribbean Tectonic Plate up to the surface, complete with all the living coral reefs that had been building upon its volcanic rock foundation for billions of generations. It was the third such geological episode that created the island that the indigenous peoples called Kiskeya, Bohio, and Haiti (in different indigenous languages), and that Christopher Columbus baptized Hispaniola in 1492. Read more >>>>>>>>>>

This magnificent Caribbean island is now shared by the Dominican Republic and the Republic of Haiti. The Ni Rahu Cave has the most incredibly beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, columns and "flow" formations that you could ever imagine, many of them shimmering with mineral crystals, an effect much more stunning than any ever created by a Hollywood special effects technician. And, a hundred feet below the earth's surface, the Ni Rahu Cave has carefully guarded a secret--two deep, crystal clear, fresh water pools, one cold and one warm, glimmering out of the depths like a scene in a Jules Verne novel.

Eco-Adventure Tour of the Ni Rahu Cave includes roundtrip transportation, a brief orientation to caving rules and safety issues, a guided eco-historical cave tour, swimming in the subterranean pools, and a delightful Dominican "tipico" country lunch of rice and beans, creole-style chicken, fresh locally grown fruit and vegetables, and rich Dominican coffee, plus other beverage of your choice. Also included in the tour is an optional swim in the Caribbean Sea at beautiful La Caleta Beach, which was once an important Taino fishing village.

Bring solar protector, sun glasses, towel, swim suit, proper footwear and your camera
From Santo Domingo and Boca Chica, leaving at 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

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