Cave of Miracles, La Romana

The Dominicans approached the equipment of the cave thoroughly, I would say they even overdid it. It is not clear why the paths and concrete curbs were poured into concrete. All over the world they simply string ropes (handrails) and make wooden flooring. You’re walking around like you’re in a museum, but you’d like to immerse yourself in those times as much as possible :-(. They forbid taking pictures at all, though only in words. Our tourists shoot directly with a flash, well, they didn’t teach our “monkeys with a camera” to turn off the flash. You don’t look like it here - it’s dark, and the backlight turns on very strangely. It would be better if they turned on the backlight all the time, then the flash wouldn’t be needed. But perhaps the most sticky sight of you will be waiting at the exit from the cave - these are iguanas... a sea of iguanas. This entertainment is really worth the time and money spent... no one even remembers about the cave.