Explore
Bahia de las Aguilas sits within the expansive Jaragua National Park biosphere. The surrounding protected area offers saltwater lakes, freshwater springs, and accessible beaches.
Bahia de las Aguilas is part of the protected Jaragua National Park biosphere. Entering the park requires a one-time entry fee of about 150 DOP (approx. $3 USD) per person, paid in cash.
Beyond the main eight-kilometer beach, the surrounding area holds several diverse habitats. Visitors can explore saltwater lakes, view diverse bird life, or swim in coastal freshwater springs.
2-3 hoursFlamingos & birdlife
Laguna de Oviedo is a large saltwater lake located inside the park boundaries. The lake is known for its population of American flamingos and diverse birdlife. Combine this stop with your beach trip for a full day of eco-tourism.
1 hourFreshwater swimming
Arroyo Salado is a coastal area where cool freshwater springs mingle with the ocean water. It provides a natural place to rinse off the salt after a long, hot beach day. Stop here for a quick break on your way back from the bay.
1-2 hoursNear cruise port
Playa Cabo Rojo is an easily accessible white sand beach near the cruise port. It offers calm water and requires no boat ride to reach. Stop here for a quick swim if you lack the time to take the boat out to Bahia de las Aguilas.
