Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve

Nature preserve · Higüey

Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve

Nature preserve · Higüey
Punta Cana 23000, Dominican Republic

Photos

Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Reserve by null

Highlights

Lagoon swimming, hiking trails, petting zoo, nature exhibits  

Placeholder
Placeholder
Placeholder

Punta Cana 23000, Dominican Republic Get directions

puntacana.org

Information

Static Map

Punta Cana 23000, Dominican Republic Get directions

+1 809 959 9221
puntacana.org

Features

wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Aug 12, 2025

Powered By

You might also like

Terms of Use • Privacy Policy • Cookie Policy
 © 2025 Postcard Technologies, Inc.

Jennifer White

Google
Locally rich, calm paced excursion. We booked via the website and it was about $90 a person. They are time slotted so make sure to buy in advance. It included transport, animal visits, informational aspects, a great guide and two lagoons. It was about 2 hrs with some walking at the pace you set. If you want to experience the country without too complicated of an excursion this is for you. It’s about 20 minutes into Punta Cana, located by a resort. Would be good for kids, and the elderly in my group enjoyed it. The trails are easy to manage.

Kelsey Barrow

Google
What a BEAUTIFUL cenote! It's a 15 min walk through a jungle from the entrance to reach this fairytale-like swimming hole. It is deep- so bring a floaty if you're not a strong swimmer/floater. The edges have stand-able areas, but it's rocky! I wore swimming shoes and had no issues walking the terrain to get there. Definitely worth the trip!

Tom K

Google
What an amazing and tranquil place! One thing lets it down and that’s price. It’s so over priced it’s unreal and if I hadn’t driven 90mins to get there I probably would’ve have paid. It’s $90 each to get in and you’re only allowed to swim in one pool (not sure how they’d police that but apparently that’s the rules). Also you need to make a reservation ahead of time. That being said we explained to the reception that we had been trying to book online and the website wasn’t working and they pulled some strings to get us in. So that’s the bad out the way. The place is stunning!!! So much nature to see and soak up!!! The cenotes are like something from a fairytale. Crystal clear waters and in most pools you will see a variety of fish and turtles that you can swim with. It’s natural so goes without saying there will be rocks. We wore swim shoes which were perfect. The pools are deep so if you’re not a confident swimmer you may want to stay near the stairs. If you are visiting Punta Cana a lot of excursions include access to this so do your research and could save yourself some $$.

Diana Paguaga

Google
Great place to visit although extremely hard to find the reservation. I would have rated it a five but directions to get there are confusing. Once there, if you find it, it is gorgeous. Bring your bathing suit, towel and bottle of water. It is an easy trail to walk, and a great place admire beautiful water holes (lagunas) and tropical vegetation. If you are lucky and you don’t find crowds it is a great place to meditate and look at turtles and fish. It is very well kept although an $40 dollars per person entrance fee is an steep price to pay. Try to buy a weekly pass or other cheaper alternatives since you don’t need a guide. You need to make a reservation because there is a set schedule and I assume to control crowds.

Mads Grigsby

Google
This made our whole trip in the Dominican Republic. Absolutely beautiful and highly recommended. Staff is AMAZING.

Diego Arrabal (Diego A)

Google
Great place! Nature as good as it gets

Christina Wood

Google
I had the time of my life here. Free entry if staying within Punta Cana resort and club. Beautiful waters, plenty of space to explore, and the walking was all fairly flat, which was important as my grandparents do not walk well. Lots of turtles and fish, butterflies, birds, and one large iguana! My family and I spent over 3.5 hours swimming and exploring. Truly beautiful

Landon

Google
This is a must stop. Residents are only $10. Check the pictures for prices. Nice little area can ride golf carts to it. Different ponds are beautiful filled with fish and turtles. Can even swim in them. Bring a towel and water shoes