Waterfall Tours in Punta Cana, 9 Ways

1.3-in-1 Adventure Haitises Park Waterfall Montaña

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 426 reviews · 1 day · from $149Our pick

Travel from Punta Cana, Bayahibe, or La Romana to Montaña Redonda, Yanigua Waterfall, and Los Haitises National Park. You’ll ride a boat through mangroves, visit caves, swim if conditions allow, taste cocoa and coffee, eat a buffet lunch, and enjoy giant mountain swings. Multilingual guides such as Susie, Henry, and Joel lead the day.

“It was a rainy day and the trip plans were changed but we visited all destinations. It was really interesting to visit the farm with affable people. Also we made amazing pictures from the Redonda mountain and were impressed by Los Haities Park.”

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2.Bavaro Adventure Park Buggy Ride, Zipline Mega Splash, and Waterfall Pool

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 345 reviews · from $139

Spend about six hours at Bavaro Adventure Park combining a two-hour off-road buggy ride, abandoned-mine circuit, Dominican culture stop, Blue Lagoon cenote, six zipline lines, Himalayan Bridge, Mega Splash water landing, waterfall pool, and typical lunch. Hotel pickup, equipment, guides, and safety briefing are included.

“There was always staff around to provide assistance and guidance. The zip line operators were fantastic with our family, who was all tentative about the experience. The lagoon was gorgeous and definitely a highlight of our visit.”

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3.Buggy Ride, Cenote and Waterfall Pool at Bavaro Adventure Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 300 reviews · from $99Best value

Spend about six hours at Bavaro Adventure Park riding a single, double, triple, or quadruple buggy on private tracks, including an abandoned mine route. Guides such as Rapido and Chicken are known for keeping families engaged and safe. After the ride, cool off in the Blue Lagoon cenote and waterfall pool, then eat a typical Dominican lunch.

“The experience was good overall. Another driver hit the back of my buggy and my child was in it with me so that’s the only downside. We didn’t really have much time to enjoy the waterfall because of the buggy tour. I would visit again but Read more”

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4.Buggy Adventure, Zipline Mega Splash and Waterfall Pool at Bavaro Adventure Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 143 reviews · from $139

Spend about six hours at Bavaro Adventure Park on a Punta Cana buggy adventure with a mine visit, Dominican village stop, zipline Mega Splash, waterfall pool, eco tour, lunch, and shared hotel transfers. Bring closed sports shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, a towel, and dry clothes. Drivers need a license and must be 18 or older.

“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.”

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5.Samaná Whale Watching, Bacardi & Limon Falls

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 131 reviews · 10 hours - 750 minutes · from $107

Leave Punta Cana early for Samaná’s seasonal humpback whales, Limón Waterfall, a Dominican lunch, and 90 minutes on Cayo Levantado. Guides speak English or Spanish, with pickup, boat rides, and a safari truck included. The waterfall walk can be muddy, and horseback riding is optional.

“Vidjeti kitove iz blizine je nesto neusporedivo, sve je bilo dobro organizirano osim dorucka koji u opisu opce nije naveden i koji je prekinut jer smo se morali ukrcati na brod odmah nakon sto smo sjeli za stol, sto se tice jahanja Enrique i Angela bili su odlicni i posvetili su maksimalnu paznju meni i zeni”

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6.El Limon Waterfall and Bacardi Island Tour from Punta Cana with Lunch Included

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 119 reviews · from $149

Spend 11 to 12 hours traveling from Punta Cana to El Limón Waterfall and Cayo Levantado. Ride horseback through coffee and cocoa farms, swim beneath a 120-foot fall, eat a country buffet, and relax on the beach. Guides such as Rafael, Miguel, and Sexy Papi add local color. Expect an early start, rough trails, boat spray, and a long ride home.

“This trip was terrible. When we realized that this place was five hours away and asked for a refund it was too late. Called the people to cancel and would not allow us to cancel. On the day of the trip no one picked us up. No phone calls or anyRead more”

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7.Samaná Cayo Levantado & El Limón Waterfall Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 86 reviews · 10 - 12 hours · from $99

Leave Punta Cana early for Samaná, where you will tour Santa Bárbara, walk or ride horseback to El Limón Waterfall, eat a Dominican buffet, and sail by catamaran to Cayo Levantado, also called Bacardi Island. Guides may speak English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, or Italian. Luis and Thomas are named guides associated with recent departures.

“Nagyon szuper volt a szervezés. A bálnales nem volt a leírásban, így nagyon meglepődtünk, hogy ennek is részesei lehettük. Az idegenvezetőnk Thomas profi volt és kedves. Szívből ajánlom másnak is ezt a programot.”

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8.Whale Watching, Cayo Levantado & Limon Waterfall

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 71 reviews · 1 day · from $160

Travel from Punta Cana to Samaná for a full day of waterfalls, horseback riding, local food, boats, and beach time. You’ll ride from La Cañita to the peninsula, reach Limón Waterfall by safari truck and horse, then cruise to Cayo Levantado for 90 minutes. Whale sightings are seasonal, mainly January through March.

“El anuncio dice que veras ballenas, pero el guia nos indico que solo es de Enero a Marzo. Aún asi, la excursión es increible, mismo si fuimos con publicidad engañosa. La recomiendo en cualquier epoca del año, mejor que punta cana o isla Saona. Verdaderamente increible!!”

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9.Buggy Ride, Zipline Splash & Waterfall Pool Combo with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 47 reviews · 6 hours · from $139

Spend six hours at Bavaro Adventure Park on a guided off-road buggy ride, six zip lines, a Himalayan Bridge, and the Mega Splash Cable, which ends in water. You will visit a countryside museum, sample coffee, cacao, sugar cane, mamajuana, and cigars, then swim in a cenote and waterfall pool. Guide Carlos has earned praise for his friendly help.

“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…”

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