Things to see and do El Limón

After walking along narrow paths through the rainforest, crossing several rivers (be sure to take a dip!), climbing many steep inclines, you will be rewarded by the discovery of a natural pool into which a 50 m high waterfall flows, surrounded by deep caves. The water is pure and fresh and the panorama sublime. A well-deserved swim, after the efforts of the climb, is divine. You can also rent horses in the ranches located along the road (it climbs!). To leave well shod.

Rather wild and quiet, the beach is really beautiful, but beware of mosquitoes. The access to this paradisiacal and almost deserted area is to be deserved, but the game is worth the candle (we will leave our car about 300 meters before arriving at the beach). The colors are magnificent, between the intense blue of the sea, the golden of the fine sand, the green of the coconut trees which border the beach... There is no restaurant, except for a few young people who sell piña colada. It is better to bring a picnic.

Frank, a multilingual Swiss Romansh speaker, offers personalized tours in very small groups. A lover of Samaná who has lived here for eight years, his tours reflect his love of the region. He offers original tours. On the program: camping on the beach and boat trip, meeting the locals, information on the local flora and fauna. Suitable for groups of friends who want to share a unique experience. See the "Intimate Samaná" tour, a cultural outing that presents the history of the peninsula's city centers.