THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC · WATERFALL ZIPLINE AND CANOPY TOURS
The 8 best waterfall zipline and canopy tours in the Dominican Republic you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much of it is on foot. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Travel from your Samaná hotel to El Limón by safari truck, then cross 10 rainforest cables between 20 platforms. Guides fit your helmet and harness, explain the safety rules, and supervise the ride. Some cables reach 1,475 feet, with views toward Juana Vicenta, Haitises National Park, and Cayo Levantado.
“Excellent, sécurité aux normes européennes, moments magiques.Bonne organisation. Des sourires et de la bonne humeur”
Spend about six hours at Bavaro Adventure Park riding off-road buggies through jungle roads, visiting an abandoned mine and Dominican Village, crossing six ziplines, landing in water on Mega Splash, and relaxing at a waterfall pool. Hotel transfers and lunch are included.
“We did the dune buggy and zip line package. The dune buggy ride was fun but the zip lines were even better! Everyone was so helpful and kind, would definitely do it again!”
You’ll spend about six hours with hotel pickup at Bávaro Adventure Park, driving a two or four-seat buggy through rocky trails and an abandoned mine. Add the Mega Splash zipline, a Dominican lunch, a village visit, an eco tour, and a swim in the park’s waterfall pool. Closed shoes are required.
“This was a great experience. Would recommend to anybody, the people was great! We missed our transportation and they were still able to accommodate us.”
Spend about four hours at Bavaro Adventure Park on a family-friendly mix of a seven-circuit zip line, open-air cenote, Jungle River, and Waterfall Pool. Transfers, equipment, bilingual staff, filtered water, and a Dominican lunch are included. Bring closed shoes, swimwear, a towel, and dry clothes.
“The park was beautiful the lazy river amazingly breathtaking definitely photos opportunity central Bring towels and comfortable walking shoes the free meal wasn’t my cup of tea but the people I when with liked it”
Spend six hours at Bavaro Adventure Park on an off-road buggy circuit, village museum visit, cenote swim, six zip lines, Himalayan Bridge, and Mega Splash landing. Hotel transfers, lunch, equipment, and guides in English, Spanish, or French are included. Guide Carlos has earned praise, though staff assignments vary.
“Transportation was good (we were very close so cannot really speak for others further away). A bit of a wait at the beginning before going on the buggy tour. The buggy tour itself in my opinion wasn’t as exciting as trips I have done in the past. The group was fairly large so maybe that was why. Didn’t really pick up too much speed as a result. There is a no phone policy for “safety” which they were VERY strict on. Almost too overbearing. I was a passenger so didn’t see any reason why I shouldn’t be allowed my phone. (I believe it’s mainly so you buy the photos in…”
Start with a forest walk to Damajagua’s waterfalls, then slide, jump, and swim through cold mountain water before taking zip lines above the trees. Ismael Transfer Tours includes equipment, bottled water, pickup, and a Dominican-style buffet. The park experience is shared, even when transport is private.
“TLDR: This tour is excellent for thrill seekers, but is not for everyone. If you are afraid of heights, I don't recommend this. I also don't recommend this for children, basically anyone younger than a teen. Reading some of these reviews, it's importRead more”
From Amber Cove, Taino Bay, or Puerto Plata, you’ll hike 30 minutes through rainforest, ride five ziplines, and swim through seven waterfalls and river pools. Raul handles port transfers, while local guides lead the adventure. Bring water shoes, swimwear, a towel, and dry clothes.
“Our guide, Raul, picked us up from the port on time, whisked us to the waterfall and zip lining location, gave us water, and after the activity we ate at the buffet on site. Then Raul drove us back to the port. Edwin Tours was easy to communicate with, was prompt and courteous. We had quite the adventure with this tour, it was very physical but exhilarating. So much fun!”
Travel from Taino Bay or Amber Cove to Damajagua for an uphill forest walk, canopy zip lines, waterfall jumps and slides, lunch, and drinks. Guides including Nelson, Leo, Tony, Albert, and Antonio help with transport and safety. The tour lasts about five hours and costs $110 per person.
“The zip lines were so much fun! The guys made us all feel very safe. The last line was the best (and longest).”
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