Museo del Larimar

Nice little museum to learn about this gemstone distinct to the Dominican Republic. The staff was extremely welcoming. Admission here also gives you admission to the Amber museum. We spent 15 minutes in the upstairs museum and another 5-10 checking out the jewelry for sale. Reasonable prices for authentic Larimar. Only downside at the time was that the air conditioning was broken so it was a little warm upstairs.

The upstairs is a little museum of larimar, with displays, cases, exhibits, and specimens of the semi precious stone that the Dominican Republic is very proud of, and rightfully so, it's a beautiful rock. It was a little over a dollar to go inside I think, which isn't much. Though the museum is pretty small and it's about a 5-10 minute experience. Though kind of fun if you're a tourist. They said if you keep your receipt and ticket you can use it to gain entrance to the Amber Museum as well

Nice place, really informative about Larimar and with a good shop at the end. You can learn how Larimar is formed and get some nice gems as well. Staff was really nice and helpful, going as far as speaking to me in Portuguese.

Very professional team! As I guy, I have no idea what to buy haha, the team was patient and helped me pick out the perfect gift. The 6 yr warranty is a gr3at touch, not common for stores in the DR. Would definitely recommend for anyone trying to buy their special someone a unique gift.

Very friendly staff and informative background on the stone. Relatively expensive considering the process of extraction. Free entrance as well..

Great little museum with tons of history on the Larimar stone. Beautiful samples available to purchase, be sure to get the mini tour with Felix, he is well versed in all things Larimar and made our tour a pleasure.

The museum was small, but it was lovely and very interesting. I would recommend visiting it. There's a cute shop too with beautiful larimar jewellery, unfortunately you cannot pay by card. The staff is very friendly!

Free and air-conditioned, dodge the heat outside and be at ease to enjoy the native blue stones and their geological history and chemical makeup in this well put-together display. History of use, mining, and many beautiful specimens to be seen, along with descriptions and examples of how it is made in to jewelery.