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Zipline Adventure & Waterfalls of Damajagua
Strenuous Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Damajagua National Park Zipline Adventure
Soar above the Rio Damajagua and the forest canopy on a thrilling aerial course featuring five zip lines and two suspended bridges. Suspended high above the lush tropical landscape, this exhilarating adventure offers a completely different perspective before continuing to the famous Waterfalls of Damajagua.
Waterfalls of Damajagua National Park
Also known as the 27 Charcos, the Waterfalls of Damajagua is a protected natural monument in the Dominican Republic's Cordillera Septentrional. Carved into limestone over thousands of years, this network of waterfalls and natural pools is one of the country's best-known outdoor adventure destinations, where visitors experience the falls by jumping, sliding, and swimming through a series of natural pools.
What you will see along the way:
During the hike and zip-line course, you'll pass through tropical forest with views of the Rio Damajagua and the surrounding national park. Along the waterfalls route, you'll encounter a series of cascades carved into limestone, clear natural pools, and lush vegetation that make this protected area one of the Dominican Republic's most celebrated natural attractions.
Points of interest
Outdoor Adventure
Schedule
Special Notes
Photography and video are not permitted inside the park. Closed-toe water shoes are mandatory; water shoes are available to rent on site. The minimum age is 8 years. This excursion is not available to guests who are pregnant; have had surgery within the past six months; have heart or respiratory conditions; have back, neck, or knee problems; or are taking medication that carries a warning of mental or physical impairment. Activity includes a 45-minute uphill hike on an established dirt trail, a 5-minute descent on a wooden staircase, and walking, swimming, wading, and sliding down a river channel with variable surfaces. A 20-minute walk on an established dirt trail returns to the park entrance. Bring a towel, change of clothes, swimsuit, and water shoes, or rent water shoes on site for $10 USD. Bring cash or a credit card for photo purchases and souvenirs.
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Strenuous Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Damajagua National Park Zipline Adventure
Soar above the Rio Damajagua and the forest canopy on a thrilling aerial course featuring five zip lines and two suspended bridges. Suspended high above the lush tropical landscape, this exhilarating adventure offers a completely different perspective before continuing to the famous Waterfalls of Damajagua.
Waterfalls of Damajagua National Park
Also known as the 27 Charcos, the Waterfalls of Damajagua is a protected natural monument in the Dominican Republic's Cordillera Septentrional. Carved into limestone over thousands of years, this network of waterfalls and natural pools is one of the country's best-known outdoor adventure destinations, where visitors experience the falls by jumping, sliding, and swimming through a series of natural pools.
What you will see along the way:
During the hike and zip-line course, you'll pass through tropical forest with views of the Rio Damajagua and the surrounding national park. Along the waterfalls route, you'll encounter a series of cascades carved into limestone, clear natural pools, and lush vegetation that make this protected area one of the Dominican Republic's most celebrated natural attractions.
Points of interest
Outdoor Adventure
Schedule
Special Notes
Photography and video are not permitted inside the park. Closed-toe water shoes are mandatory; water shoes are available to rent on site. The minimum age is 8 years. This excursion is not available to guests who are pregnant; have had surgery within the past six months; have heart or respiratory conditions; have back, neck, or knee problems; or are taking medication that carries a warning of mental or physical impairment. Activity includes a 45-minute uphill hike on an established dirt trail, a 5-minute descent on a wooden staircase, and walking, swimming, wading, and sliding down a river channel with variable surfaces. A 20-minute walk on an established dirt trail returns to the park entrance. Bring a towel, change of clothes, swimsuit, and water shoes, or rent water shoes on site for $10 USD. Bring cash or a credit card for photo purchases and souvenirs.