Montaña Redonda

What a neat mountain top. The road to the summit is a bit rough, but everything else is almost perfect. The views are spectacular and the staff are very friendly. I am so glad that our Los Haitises tour has this place as the last stop.

I think our excursion was called the Nisibon Cultural Excursion or some such from Nexus Tours. We drove up this mountain and the incredible view kept us breathless. Such an incredible feast for the eyes!!! Its definitely worth the drive.

I got the tour tickets thru Get Your Guide. Our tour guide and driver was Justo and he was excellent. He picked us up on time and the drive to Montaña Redonda was great, he was very knowledgeable and told us fun facts of the different regions we were passing by. He also made a stop at Playa Macao which was amazing. Definitely my future tours would love to have him as my guide and driver again.

Please note: you can't get up there by driving on your own unless you have a 4x4 and pay a fee. Otherwise, you have you park and walk the 2-3 km to the top, which is fairly steep, or pay 1150 pesos for them to drive you up there in the back of their trucks. They'll leave when the truck is full. Once at the top the views are pretty, but it is very touristy. There is a zip line and a weird tight rope with a bike you can ride. Giant swings for people who need Instagram, some public restrooms which are ok, not great, but ok (no toilet seats but there was paper), stalls selling stuff, and a restaurant. There is also a tower you can climb to get a higher view thought there was a wasp nest somewhere because it was thick with wasps. We had packed a lunch and there are covered picnic tables, which was very nice. The birds on the breezes were beautiful and the view was lovely but it's kind of an expensive tourist thing that I wouldn't do again or bring visitors to.

Montaña Redonda in Miches is absolutely breathtaking! The 360-degree panoramic views of the mountains, ocean, and surrounding countryside are unlike anything I’ve ever seen. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the ride up the mountain added a fun bit of adventure to the visit. It’s a perfect spot for photos, peace, and connecting with nature. A must-visit destination if you’re anywhere near the area—truly magical!

Really nice view from top but it’s ridiculous that if you want to good on top by foot you have to pay 600 pesos, maybe not worth it, there are other mountains with similar views that are free

It was a very fun experience. I didn't come on a tour bus so I don't know what people who did paid. I paid 1800 pesos to get a ride up to the top of the mountain. Up top there is a restaurant, souvenir shop, and other activities. I paid $20 for the pipeline and I also enjoyed the swings and hammocks.

Beautiful place with 360 views. Excellent place to watch a sunset. Rocky road to the top but when you get to the top, the views are worth it. There is a restaurant, shops and washrooms available.