Azulito pit is a stunning spring water,  located in the coastal town of Boca de Yuma, where the peace and quiet of this town give you a friendly welcome to the many tourist attractions that are close to the people. Arriving at pit Azulito you get the impression of a natural pool where transparent waters and its different shades of blue make you to appreciate life and nature in other more sublime colors, not counting travel to get to it is a real adventure, position located in the limits of the National Park of the East under one of the many outcrops of rocks that are in place, where can you appreciate a virgin nature and feel the refreshing coastal breeze of the Caribbean Sea that bathes the coasts of this town.

The road that leads to this destination is within an estate of cattle which gives you access to the air. When you reach the village you must inform you with a villager I can tell better how to get. Since there is no information for this destination, We will give you some recommendations; arriving in the village go towards the entrance of the National Park of the East, When you're heading to the Park, some 200 meters will reach a bend and you will find on the right with a tree of jabilla, as it is commonly known in the country, under this tree there is a small entry that takes you along a path inside the farm, you go by it and some 300 meters on your right you will find another small entry,and by that entry, in front of your left, You must look up and above the rocks you will see another entry, upload it and walk one 40 meters where you will see a kind of collapse, you come to this to see the road that takes you to pit Azulito. Good luck in your adventure towards Azulito and that you enjoy this destination are the wishes of the team Dehovi.

When it comes to undertake this destination we recommend carrying:

Water.

Long sports trousers.

Closed-toe shoes or sandals.

Calipso water resistant.

Repellent (There are mosquitoes).

Sunscreen.

Sunglasses.

Swimsuit.

Towel.

Tour suitable for all the family.

• If you feel lost, we recommend you navigate with the locals, They kindly leswill indicate the road.