Kirjeldus
This trip starts with a Local Tour Guide that knows the original History of the gorgeous National Park.
Pärast seda, kui me alustame Los Haitisesi rahvuspargi põhisadamast Caño Hondo (Deep Creek) nime all päästevestidega paadiga. Me naudime punaste mangroovide metsa, kuni jõuame San Lorenzo lahte. Väike laht Samaná lahte. Ja siin me läheme! Esimene hämmastav asi, mida te näete, on kogumik Huge lubjakivist mägedesaar nimega Mogotes. nende peal rohkem kui 700 liiki taimi ja palju märgalade lindude ümber lendavad. Hiljem külastame koopaid, kus on meie põlisrahvaste 750 aasta tagused piktogrammid.
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.
The national park’s name comes from its original inhabitants, the Taino Indians. In their language “Haitises” translates to highlands or Hills, a reference to the coastline’s steep geological formations with Limestones. Aventure deeper into the park to explore caves such as the Cueva de la Arena and Cueva de la Línea. 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.