This trip starts with a Local Tour Guide that knows the original History of the gorgeous National Park.<\/p>\n
Dup\u0103 ce pornim din portul principal din Parcul Na\u021bional Los Haitises, numele Ca\u00f1o Hondo (Deep Creek) pe o BARC\u0102 cu veste de salvare. Ne vom bucura de p\u0103durea Mangroves Ro\u0219ii p\u00e2n\u0103 ajungem \u00een Golful San Lorenzo. Mic golf \u00een golful Saman\u00e1. \u0218i iat\u0103-ne! Primul lucru uimitor pe care \u00eel pute\u021bi vedea este colec\u021bia unei insule montane uria\u0219e de calcare numit\u0103 Mogotes. peste ele peste 700 de specii de plante \u0219i multe p\u0103s\u0103ri din zonele umede care zboar\u0103 \u00een jur. Mai t\u00e2rziu, vizitarea pe\u0219terilor cu pictograme din comunit\u0103\u021bile noastre indigene de acum 750 de ani.<\/p>\n
Through the mangroves and Land at the open San Lorenzo Bay, from where you can photograph the rugged forest landscape. Look to the water to spot Manatees, crustaceans, and dolphins.<\/p>\n
The national park\u2019s name comes from its original inhabitants, the Taino Indians. In their language \u201cHaitises\u201d translates to highlands or Hills, a reference to the coastline\u2019s steep geological formations with Limestones. Aventure deeper into the park to explore caves such as the Cueva de la Arena and Cueva de la L\u00ednea. Caves in the reserve were used as shelter by the Taino Indians and, later, by hiding pirates. Look for drawings by Indians that decorate some of the walls. After visiting Los Haitises National Park we will go back to the port where our trip started.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Try a rainforest hike in Los Haitises for and enjoy a boat trip through the mangroves and visit the park’s caves. Learn from a local guide while exploring the park, and see a variety of wildlife.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n