4 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Water landing for a refreshing splash after your zip line adventure
Relax in the waterfall pool surrounded by lush nature
Explore a traditional Dominican village to learn about rural life
Taste authentic Dominican coffee and cocoa for a true local experience
Enjoy a delicious local lunch with rice, beans, and oven-roasted chicken in criolla sauce
€ 83.17
€ 76.52
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Get ready for an unforgettable day filled with adventure, culture, and relaxation! Start with an adrenaline-packed zip line tour, soaring through the air on a 6-line circuit, offering spectacular views and an exciting thrill as you glide through the jungle. Feel your heart race as you cross the exhilarating Himalayan Bridge, and make a splash as you land in the refreshing waters below. After your zip lining excitement, cool off and unwind with a relaxing dip in the waterfall pool, surrounded by lush greenery and the soothing sounds of nature providing the perfect way to unwind.
Next, immerse yourself in the charm of a traditional Dominican village, where you’ll experience the rich culture and rural life through engaging exhibits. Take a moment to savor the authentic flavors of the Dominican Republic as you sample local coffee and cocoa, grown in the island’s fertile soil. For lunch, indulge in a traditional Dominican feast, featuring perfectly cooked rice, beans, and tender oven-roasted chicken in a flavorful criolla sauce, completing this vibrant, action-packed day with a taste of the island’s best dishes.
Entrance fee to the park
Shared round-trip hotel transportation
Zip line experience
Access to the waterfall pool
Traditional Dominican lunch
Visit to a Dominican village
Safety gear and orientation session
Lockers
Pictures, tips, souvenirs, drinks, and snacks
Additional activities or consumption
Comfortable Shoes
Weather appropriate clothing
Camera
Cellphones
Bags
No public transportation nearby
Not wheelchair accessible
Tour lasts approximately from hotel pickup to drop-off
We have different shared bus schedules for your return to your hotel
For safety, personal items like cameras, phones, or bags aren't allowed
Flip flops or sandals are not permitted during the activities
Some activities have weight, height, and age limits
Wear light, comfortable clothes and closed sports shoes
Bring a Towel and bathing suit, and Sunscreen protector
Share hotel name, room, phone, and email for smooth pickup
Cash or credit card for souvenirs, pictures, snacks & drinks, tips, lockers
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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The rating is not for the adventure activities, but more so for the extreme disorganization with them and the rudeness of certain tour guides with me. Thomas was introduced as our tour guide but we only seen him on the buggies and didn’t see him anymore after we put on life vest for the sacred river which there was no instructions given just followed a path and follow everybody else. Nobody knew what to expect and people had on their gymshoes and didn’t get a chance to change out of them because they told us that for every activity we will come back to the lobby and you can change and go to your lockers. I have never been to a Caribbean island and felt prejudice being Black until I got to Punta Cana. I was told by Dominican Americans that Dominicans will make sure I have a good time as they love Americans. This was not my experience! I was ignored as I was by myself celebrating my birthday with a birthday shirt on. I tried to sit with other people or walk with them to make sure that I wasn’t forgotten. The direct rudeness was when I went to ride the horses. I walked the trail by myself trying to follow signs because I was told just to go and walk down that way over there. Walking through a jungle not sure where you’re going and there’s nobody else around didn’t feel secure or safe. I followed the path until I got to the barn and then I heard other people come in so I waited. I walked with the other Americans to the place where the horses were. There was a guide standing there telling us we had to put helmets on for the horses. I was the first one there in front of him. He ignored me and began to put the helmet on the young girl behind me. I didn’t think much of it, but you stood there and waited. After her, he proceeded to put the helmet on her boyfriend so I just looked at them because they were behind me so he had to step past me to do this. They walked and sat down. I’m standing by myself with him waiting for a helmet, and he starts fooling around. Now a group of guys walks up Behind me and they were just chatting and not paying attention. The guy proceeds to put the helmet on them. So I said to him, do you not see me standing here and everyone looked at me the other guides and the guest. He proceeded to not say anything, but put the helmet on the guys so I walked away and sat down and the picture you see that the photographer took is of me sitting down without a helmet on because he did not put my helmet on for the horse. When I got up To step up on the horse, the other guide says, you know you need a helmet on and he had a smirk on his face, and I looked at him and said you know good and well that he did not put a helmet on my head & you heard me say something and he said yes, but you still need one so I’ll go get you one. None of them check the rude behavior of their peers like it was common. I had to also ask the photographer to take pictures of me because he was not taking pictures of me. The famous zip lining down into the water, they let us go one at a time so that they can capture the picture of each one coming down. When I came down to the water, the photographer was standing there, looking at me, not even holding the camera up so he did not take my picture so while other people have many pictures in their package, I had 26 pictures but because they were multiples of the same shot they were only about 7. When getting my pictures, I asked the One who spoke English and was selling the pictures where are my other pictures for the other activities and he said well we are still uploading and don’t worry, you will have them sent to you in the email the next day. That is when I saw about 26 pictures of multiple shots and only about seven being different. The guides had the audacity to say that they work for tips! I bring singles $5 and $10 usd with me to tip when I go to countries that I know are relying on tourism and this is the first time ever that I returned back home to the United States with 80% of my tip money.
This is definitely something the DR put together for tourist. The water areas were beautiful but if you're not a fan of bugs, the water is not for you. The pool area was the only place where the bugs was very minimal. Everything else had a lot of leaves and dead spiders, bugs, etc. Wanted to do an excursion with my daughter for her 22nd birthday but she did not do anything at this park because of the bugs. We ended up leaving early. She only did the pool. The photos they post are being but you don't see the bugs and things in the water. If you're not afraid of bugs and leaves, etc, then this is for you.
Spent most of the day here today (2 adults) the park itself is unexpectedly vast, guides are very welcoming, friendly, and very funny! We were lucky to have Carlos taking us round the resort - lovely, polite, passionate and knowledgeable gentleman. We did the buggy rides which far exceeded are expectations - plenty of time for both myself and partner to have sufficient time on the buggies to really enjoy it. Two stops - first one approximately 20 minutes at the cenotes which was fantastic and a short talk by Carlos about the history of the area was welcomed. Second stop was for lunch where there is a lovely shaded area you can enjoy a Dominican meal included in the price - as someone that doesn’t usually eat meat it was very enjoyable and we both finished the lot! The jungle river was awesome to finish off the buggies in a relaxed manner, we then headed to the waterfall where there is also a bar for refreshments. Would highly recommend and will certainly return when visiting the Dominican again! **what we didn’t realise before going was you went allowed phones at all on the buggies - however there is someone around for each activity taking plenty of photos which are a very reasonable price at the end!
My husband and I had the absolute pleasure of visiting Bavaro Adventure Park in Punta Cana, and it was one of the highlights of our trip to the Dominican Republic. We booked the Polaris Adventure and Horseback Riding Combo, and the experience exceeded all of our expectations! From the moment we were picked up from our resort (right on time!) to the time we left, the entire day was seamless, exciting, and incredibly well organized. The check-in process at the park was smooth, and we were immediately struck by how friendly, welcoming, and professional every single staff member was. Everyone spoke great English, greeted us warmly, and made us feel like VIP guests — they looked you in the eye, asked your name, and made genuine connections. Such a rare and wonderful touch! Highlights of the Experience: • Polaris Off-Road SXS Ride: Driving through muddy jungle terrain was so much fun! It was adventurous but never felt out of control. • Blue Cenote Swim: Absolutely stunning and refreshing. A serene break during the adrenaline-packed day. • Cultural Gift Shop Stop: A great little presentation on how Dominican coffee, hot chocolate, and mamajuana are made — with tastings included! We happily purchased a few items to bring home. • Delicious Dominican Lunch: Flavorful and authentic, it was a perfect break in the day. • Zip Lining: This was my first time zip lining, and I was honestly nervous — but the staff made me feel completely safe and supported. They were serious about safety protocols, which I truly appreciated. The multiple zips, including a canopy bridge and a final splash into water, were thrilling! • Lazy River Tubing & Waterfall Pool: Such a relaxing way to wind down the day. Beautiful surroundings and just a lot of fun. Although we opted out of the horseback riding portion simply due to personal preference, it was nice to have the flexibility in the schedule. Photography & Memories: Phones weren't allowed during the adventure for safety reasons (a decision I totally respect), but they had multiple professional photographers capturing moments throughout the day. We ended up purchasing the digital photo package with 59 amazing shots — totally worth it to relive the memories! Final Thoughts: I can't recommend Bavaro Adventure Park enough. It offers a full day of adventure, culture, nature, and relaxation — all wrapped up in world-class service and hospitality. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or just looking to explore the beauty of the Dominican Republic in a safe and fun environment, this park has something for everyone. 10/10 — Would absolutely do it again!
We attended bavaro adventure park on April 23rd under Bradley Webb. I wanted to share our experience. We arrived looking forward to a great adventure and that is exactly what we experienced. We started off on the Polaris ride with Carlos as our guide it was so fun and Carlos was great we really enjoyed the stop at the cenote and learning how it was created then onto the Dominican village and got to see the houses and culture I absolutely enjoyed trying the coffee and hot chocolate so good, and purchased some of the coconut products. Then we enjoyed a Dominican lunch loved the chicken so did my husband and our daughter it’s nice to try authentic foods in the country your visiting. We then enjoyed a nice horseback ride I love horses and being from Alberta Canada horses are our life. Next was zip lining not gonna lie I was a bit scared I’m terrified of heights but up I went first so there was no way I could back out and I absolutely loved it so did my husband and daughter, we did stop at crossing the bridge but that was by our own choice I would of kept going but that bridge was my stopping point, I was just to scared but that’s a me issue not the park issue. Then we enjoyed the lazy river and the swimming pool. My family is so glad we did this excursion it was an absolutely great day and great memories trying new things.
