Dominican Sustainable Tourism Organization, DSTO

Loma or Pico Diego de Ocampo is the summit of the mountain range that occupies the northern part of the island and which stretches from  MonteCristi, west, to Nagua, east. Located at the geographical boundaries of the municipalities of San Jose de Altamira, Santiago, and Villa Gonzalez.   It is named in honor of the rebel slave or black cimarrón  rebelled against the Spanish colonies in the 1500s.

A natural attraction, with a height of 1249 meters above sea level, from where you can have a 360º visual of all the Cibao Valley, part of the northern slope of the Cordillera Central and its peaks, including the  Duarte peak, as well as the mountain system of the Septentrional mountain range surrounding it up to the Atlantic Ocean.

The ODTS, along with the Dominican tourism sector, is planning and implementing a marketing program for the local offer, in which travelers can preferentially enjoy it and be rewarded for their loyalty to the Dominican destination.