Situated in the southernmost part of Punta Cana, the Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park boasts more than 500 species of exotic plant along trails that meander around 11 natural lagoons. It is open to the public from 8 am-4 pm and guided tours are available.

Follow your guide through the network of nature trails that pass through this tropical rainforest and find out more about the island's native flora and fauna.  Gain first-hand knowledge about the reserve's scientific and conservation programs, which are aimed at preserving the Dominican Republic's native and endangered species.

The guide will take the small group to a habitat that has been specially designed for native iguanas, as well as a fruit tree garden and a petting zoo. See an exhibition on the Punta Cana sugar industry before bathing in one of the 12 freshwater lagoons, which are home to numerous birds, reptiles, and insects.

Dive into the crystal-clear waters of this enclave and enjoy a refreshing bathe, or simply relax in this charming setting. Familiarize yourself with the history of the Tainos, the original inhabitants of the island who called the lagoons "eyes" due to their distinctive shape.