Although we talk about El Dudú lagoon, it is actually an ecological park where there are several lagoons or bodies of water that connect to each other through passages and underground caverns, the park has 3 lagoons although only 2 of them are enabled for enjoyment. local. The main one is La Laguna Dudú, shaped like a crater with an area of 700 square meters and a depth of 22 meters. In this large lake there are several ways to jump into the water, ropes (pendulum or zip line type) have been installed for people of all ages. Do you want your adrenaline to reach its maximum? Well, here you can achieve it by jumping from the ropes that run through the lagoon from end to end, falling into the water from a height of 10 meters. For the less risky, there is the second lagoon that is also known as Blue Lagoon or El Bebedero de los Caballos, this other lagoon measures approximately 50 cm and you can access it through steps or by doing a fun dive; For the more adventurous there is a slope of approximately 6 to 8 feet. Ideal for those who know how to swim and enjoy deeper waters. In addition to the lagoons already mentioned, which are the main attraction, you can also enjoy a large green area with small gazebos, gardens, hammocks and a cave that was a pilgrimage site for the ancient Taínos. This cave has a length of approximately 30 meters.