Full-Access Park Ticket, Lunch

Overview

This ticket bundles the whole Bavaro Adventure Park into one day: a buggy run, a zipline circuit, a horseback ride, and time in the water areas, plus a typical Dominican lunch. The buggy portion follows an exclusive island route that the listing says has no local traffic, and it passes an abandoned mine off-road track. The zipline course has 6 circuits and ends in a mega splash pool.

After the driving and flying, the pace slows. Riders take a scenic horseback route through nature, then float at the Splash of Emotions, the park's cenote, described as a blue lagoon. There is also a jungle river and a waterfall pool surrounded by greenery. The listing puts the total duration at 6 hours, and round-trip shared bus transfer is included.

It suits travellers who want several activities in a single outing rather than booking each one separately. Families do well here, according to reviewers, and the mix of thrills and slow water time means people who do not want to drive a buggy can ride along instead.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Hotel pickupA shared bus collects you and takes you to Bavaro Adventure Park. Round-trip transfer is included.
2. Buggy rideDrive or ride as a passenger on an exclusive island route with no local traffic, passing an abandoned mine off-road track.
3. Zipline circuitFly through the 6-circuit zipline course and finish in the mega splash pool.
4. Horseback rideTake a scenic horseback route through nature.
5. Splash of EmotionsRelax with a float in the blue lagoon cenote, plus time at the jungle river and waterfall pool.
6. Dominican lunchA typical Dominican lunch is included at some point during the day, without drinks. Water filters are available around the park.
7. Return transferThe shared bus takes you back at the end of the day.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points will make the day smoother, based on the listing and what travellers report.

• Footwear matters. Closed-toe shoes are required, and open-toed shoes are not allowed in the park. One reviewer strongly recommended water shoes, since you need them to walk around and join the activities, and said trainers also worked for the whole day.
• Bring spare clothes. The listing's what-to-bring list includes a change of clothes, a towel and swimwear. One reviewer recommended a spare change of clothes if you do not want to go home wet, and noted you will get muddy on the buggy ride.
• No cameras or phones. Cameras, selfie sticks and cellphones are on the not-allowed list. Reviewers found this frustrating, especially on the buggies, where the rule is a safety measure. One traveller suggested a waterproof case for moments when phones are permitted.
• Bug and dust gear. Bandanas and goggles are not included in the ticket. One reviewer specifically recommended bringing sunglasses or goggles and a bandanna for the buggy section because of the mud.
• Age and size limits. Passengers on the buggy must be at least 6 years old and at least 1.30 meters tall. Drivers must be 18 or older with a valid license, and the maximum weight for participation is 130 kg.
• Family friendly pace. Reviewers called it a good place for families and suitable for all. One noted there is a lot of walking between sites, which elderly visitors should factor in.

Common issues. Cameras, selfie sticks and cellphones are on the park's not-allowed list, and two reviewers were unhappy about it, one understanding the rule for the buggy section but disappointed not to photograph the rest of the park. One reviewer reported not being assigned a guide at first, which made things disorganized until it was sorted out. There is a fair amount of walking between activities, which one traveller flagged as hard for elderly visitors. Bandanas, goggles, lockers, drinks with lunch, souvenirs and photos are not included in the ticket.

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