Zipline, Chairlift, Buggy and Horse Ride Park Adventure Punta Cana

Ziplines and the Quick Jump

The ziplines are the headline attraction of this adventure park near Punta Cana. Cables stretch for up to two kilometres across forested valleys, at heights reaching 160 metres, and riders can hit speeds of up to 70 km/h. You are clipped into a full harness with a helmet, and trained staff check every connection at each platform, so first-timers quickly gain confidence while experienced zipliners still get a serious thrill.

Next to the zipline circuit stands the Quick Jump, a controlled free fall from 20 metres that gives you the stomach-drop feeling of a bungee jump with a gentle braking system at the bottom. Both activities are included in your ticket, together with around 30 minutes on the zipline route. If you are looking for the best zipline in Punta Cana for a family day out, this circuit combines height, length and safety.

The chairlift over the forest

The park has the only chairlift in the Dominican Republic, and it is a surprisingly peaceful way to take in the scenery. Open chairs climb slowly over the treetops, giving panoramic views of green mountains, rivers and countryside stretching toward the coast. It is the perfect moment to catch your breath between adrenaline activities and take wide photos of the landscape.

The chairlift ride takes about 30 minutes in the schedule and is suitable for most ages, so it is a favourite with families and with travellers who prefer something gentler than the ziplines. Keep your phone or camera secure with a strap: cameras, drones and tripods are not allowed on many of the activities, but a phone held safely is usually fine. Ask your guide which activities allow photos.

Jungle horseback ride and river swim

The horseback section follows trails through the park's tropical forest on calm, well-trained horses. You ride under tall palms and broad-leafed trees, listen for birds and may spot local wildlife, then reach a clear river where you can cool off with a refreshing swim. Bring swimwear, a towel and a change of clothes for this part of the day.

The ride lasts about 30 minutes and no previous experience is needed, as guides lead each group at an easy pace. It is a good contrast to the speed of the buggies and ziplines and gives you a sense of the countryside inland from Punta Cana, far from the resort beaches. Riders must be at least 110 cm tall and weigh no more than 136 kg, a rule that applies to most park activities.

Buggy circuit and cultural safari

Off-road fans get about 30 minutes behind the wheel of a buggy on a private circuit with muddy dips and rugged trails. Drivers must be 18 or over; younger travellers ride as passengers. The circuit is designed to be thrilling but safe, and a private buggy for two people can be booked for an extra charge if you want your own vehicle.

The cultural safari is a game-drive style ride to a rural village, where you learn about Dominican customs, see how people live in the countryside and taste freshly brewed local coffee. After lunch at the park (included in the VIP option, available at extra cost in the Standard option) the day ends with the shared transfer back. For younger children, a supervised kids' club with games keeps them busy while adults enjoy the bigger adventures.