Montaña Redonda is a natural viewpoint that offers impressive panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and the Dominican landscape. In recent years, this place has gained popularity due to its swing that overlooks the horizon, making it one of the most photographed spots in the Dominican Republic. In addition to the views of the Caribbean, from here you can see the Limón and Redonda lagoons. The climb up the mountain, although challenging, is an experience in itself, surrounded by the typical flora of the Dominican countryside. The summit, at more than 1,000 feet high, offers a view that will be etched in the memory of every visitor.

This park is a natural treasure that combines sea, mangroves, jungles and archaeological remains hidden in caves. The greenery-covered hills are home to endemic birds, and the caves are home to indigenous paintings that tell stories of the ancient civilizations that inhabited the region. The park is a testament to the rich biodiversity and cultural history of the Dominican Republic. In addition, it is famous for being the setting for scenes from the Jurassic Park saga.