Rainforest & Jungle Tours in Punta Cana: 6 Worth the Crossing

1.Jungle Buggies + Ziplines Adventures

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,352 reviews Our pick

Spend about seven hours riding a four-person jungle buggy, stopping at a coconut house or coffee and chocolate station, swimming near a river, eating a Dominican lunch, and crossing 12 ziplines over 18 platforms. Guides such as PJ, Nacho, Johnny Dynamite, and Jesus are known for keeping the day lively.

“Mother/daughter bonding trip. Her only complaint was that she wanted to drive faster through the mud so that I was covered head to toe. Gotta love them. My son would have loved it so we will be coming back so that he can attempt to fling mud on me too. I highly recommend it to 18 and over drivers. So fun. The guys that run this are amazing and funny. They make the trip enev better. On a purely personal note, please remember to trip them based on your experience. They do not expect it and many have said that they feel blessed with our generosity. $5, $10 or more…”

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2.Buggy Ride Into the jungle with cave coffee & chocolate tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 465 reviews · from $53Best value

Spend about four hours riding a buggy through Punta Cana’s rural backroads, with stops for Dominican coffee, chocolate, tobacco, a freshwater cave, and Macao Beach. Guides such as Coca Cola and Mr. Panda are often praised for their energy. Expect mud, dust, group delays, busy sales stops, and a lively multilingual crew.

“Expect to throw away your clothes after this! super fun - but its as muddy as you see in the pics! Bring a waterproof pouch for phone and cash - there is a place to buy "Traditional DR Products" - its a bit of a pushy sales pitch - but -everyone's trying to make a buck. The buggy ride itself was super fun - the cave is a 'at your own risk' - we were there during a very crowded time - the visit to Macao beach was lovley - you are in good hands with "Mr. Panda"!”

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3.Jungle Buggies and Monkeyland from Punta Cana

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 245 reviews

Spend about eight hours riding a four-person 4x4 buggy, stopping at the Anamuya River, learning about coconut oil, eating a Dominican lunch, and meeting squirrel monkeys at Monkeyland. Guides such as PJ, Rico, Nacho, and Sammy may lead different parts of the day. Expect mud, transfers, and some waiting between activities.

“This was a very fun filled day! We started at Monkeyland and then took the walk to the cigar rolling house. The lunch was excellent and plenty of it! Then we took the buggies out and around. We all enjoyed the trip. PJ our Buggie Guide was funRead more”

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4.Small Group Exclusive 4×4 ATV Punta Cana: Jungle & Wild Beaches!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 215 reviews · from $67

Ride with Marianna, Elkin, and their team through Punta Cana’s countryside, jungle trails, coconut groves, and quiet coastal paths. You’ll swim at Playa La Vacama, open a fresh coconut, visit a rural home, and enjoy coffee, water, and soft drinks. Groups max out at 14, with photos and videos often taken for you.

“Hosts were superb. Quads were great and the whole family had a blast. If you only do one excursion in the DR I highly recommend this one.”

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5.Jungle Safari Zipline, Buggies and Horse Riding

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 83 reviews · 6 hours · from $95

Spend about six hours at Hacienda Tuko Adventure Park combining an eight-line carbon-fiber zipline, off-road buggy riding, and horseback riding. Jeudi has guided recent outings with clear directions and a good sense of humor. Hotel pickup, a Dominican home-style meal, fruit, and a drink are included.

“Totally worth to do this activity, Jeudi was a tremendous guide and activities were just great”

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6.Eco Jungle Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 42 reviews · from $159

Spend about 8.5 hours beyond Punta Cana’s resort zone with a small group and dedicated guide. Walk the Padre Nuestro jungle trail, swim in two freshwater caves, ride a boat up the Chavón River, visit the Yuca Yena farm, and stop at a Bayahibe colmado. Pickup is offered, and the group limit is 26 people.

“Our German tour guide was incredibly kind and friendly. Out of our group, only two of us spoke English while the rest were German, but he made sure we felt included by translating everything for us. He was attentive and made the experieRead more”

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