Dominican Republic Waterfalls
The Dominican Republic features a diverse range of cascades, from the 83-meter high Salto de Aguas Blancas in the temperate mountains of Constanza to the 27 limestone pools of Damajagua in Puerto Plata. Jarabacoa’s Salto de Jimenoa and Salto de Baiguate offer access to the central cordillera's river systems, while the Samaná Peninsula is home to the 40-meter Salto El Limón. These sites vary from easily accessible roadside stops like Salto de Socoa to remote wilderness treks in La Jalda National Park.
A Limon Waterfall
Which trip can be more romantic than horse riding to the waterfalls? You must be fit to undergo such trip, but it's well worth the effort.
B Salto El Limón
A 40-meter cascade on the Samaná Peninsula reached via a 2.5-kilometer trail through tropical forest. The site is accessible on foot or by horseback and ends in a large swimming pool.
C Jimenoa Waterfall
Jarabacoa is a town located in the central region of the Dominican Republic. It is the second largest municipality in La Vega Province.
Waterfall Andrea
A natural cascade located in the Gaspar Hernández region near the northern coast.
Salto de Aguas Blancas
One of the highest waterfalls in the Caribbean, situated at 1,680 meters above sea level near Constanza. It features two drops totaling 83 meters with cold mountain water.
27 Charcos
A series of 27 limestone pools and waterfalls on the Damajagua River. Visitors can hike, slide down natural rock chutes, and jump into deep pools with provided safety gear.
Waterfall Ojos de Agua
A secluded natural pool and waterfall located in the Espaillat province, accessible via rural trails.
H Salto de Socoa
Located near Los Haitises National Park, this waterfall features an emerald-colored swimming hole. It is easily accessible via a short walk from the Santo Domingo-Samaná highway.
Waterfall
Natural waterfall and swimming spot located in the rural Gaspar Hernández area.
Salto de Baiguate
A 25-meter waterfall located in a canyon in Jarabacoa. The site features a series of steps leading down to a large natural swimming pool at the base.
Vertedero Presa Hatillo
The spillway of the Hatillo Dam, the largest freshwater reservoir in the Caribbean. It creates a wide artificial cascade near Cotuí when water levels are high.
Jalda del río Maguá
One of the tallest waterfalls in the Caribbean, located within La Jalda National Park. It is reached via a strenuous multi-hour hike or by helicopter from Miches.
Salto Alto
A set of three separate waterfalls falling side-by-side into a deep swimming pool near Bayaguana in the Monte Plata province.
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