Although the resort is mostly visited for its warm sea and soft white sands, Punta Cana's hiking trails will satisfy the most curious tourists. First of all, Punta Cana's hiking trails run along the coastline, where a series of beaches stretch from south to north of the resort. Along this route, you can discover the amazing natural beauty of the Caribbean Sea.
Punta Cana's hiking trails wind through the neighborhoods and lead to two gorgeous lagoons near Limon Beach: Limon and Redonda. Here you can see the amazing mangroves at first hand. These are evergreen deciduous forests that grow along the shores at the tidal line, marveling at the intertwining bare roots.
The most interesting walking routes in Punta Cana are through the resort's three natural parks: Manati, Eyes Ecological, and Marianarium. You can walk here either on your own or with a guide.
Another Punta Cana hiking route leads to the Fung Fung Cave, as well as various local settlements. This has recently become a separate agritourism destination. Small groups of vacationers are brought to the resort's remote villages, where they can experience first-hand and even participate in the ordinary life of the local population.
