Jaragua National Park expands Pedernales’ offerings beyond its beaches. Its attractions include Oviedo Lagoon, Bahía de las Águilas, viewpoints, bird and iguana watching, and boat trips. The area also preserves diverse ecosystems, islands, and Taíno caves, combining natural landscapes, biodiversity, and cultural heritage in a responsible exploration experience.
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Jaragua National Park
Protected area in Pedernales encompassing marine and terrestrial ecosystems, lagoons, islands, Taíno caves, and a remarkable diversity of flora and fauna.
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Bahia de las Aguilas
A beach located within the Jaragua Protected Area, in the southwesternmost part of the Dominican Republic. It is a reference point for organizing a visit focused on protected landscapes and carefully assessing your base and the logistics of the route.
Explore listingOviedo Lagoon
A lagoon landscape in the Pedernales area, suitable for adding nature observation to a route through the southwesternmost part of the Dominican Republic. Its visit is best planned together with the area’s other landscapes.
Explore listingHoyo de Pelempito
A mountain lookout in Pedernales for alternating coastal landscapes with a day devoted to the protected environments of the southwesternmost region. Its visit fits best into an organized route planned with careful attention to travel times and access.
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