6 Waterfall ATV and Quad Tours in the Dominican Republic to Book This Year

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

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

Spend about six hours at Bavaro Adventure Park combining a two-hour off-road buggy ride, a six-line Mega Splash zipline circuit, waterfall pools, and a Cenote Blue Lagoon visit. You’ll also see a Dominican village museum, taste local coffee, cacao, sugar cane, mamajuana, and cigars, and eat a typical lunch. Hotel pickup is included.

“ohhh we had the most amazing time here. The foooood, OMG the FOOOOD was AWESOME. I would recommend this place and will return on our next family vacation”

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2.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 off-road trails and an abandoned mine track. Afterward, cool off in the constructed Blue Lagoon Cenote and waterfall pool, then eat a typical Dominican lunch. Shared hotel transfers, equipment, training, and bilingual guides are included.

“Always a fun time. I came here last year and I knew I had to do it again this year. Great staff too.”

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3.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 riding a dune buggy through rocky trails, an abandoned mine, and a Dominican village. Add the Zipline Mega Splash, swim in a waterfall pool, enjoy a typical Dominican lunch, and use shared hotel transfers. Bilingual guides lead the day, with two-seat and four-seat buggies available.

“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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4.7 Waterfalls Damajagua and Dune Buggy

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 91 reviews · from $120

Combine Damajagua’s waterfall slides and jumps with a muddy dune buggy ride near Puerto Plata. Expect a 45-minute uphill walk, life jackets, helmets, natural pools, and guides such as Alfredo, Daniel, Victor, and Santo. The buggy route can be exciting but rough, and goggles are strongly recommended.

“Antonio was excellent. He was able to answer all of our questions about the country and was very friendly. We would highly recommend him.”

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5.XDream Adventure: Damajagua Waterfalls, ATV, Zip Lines, Horseback Riding & Pool

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 48 reviews · from $179Top rated

Spend about eight hours hiking to seven Damajagua waterfalls, riding an ATV through countryside and villages, using eight ziplines, and taking a guided horseback ride. Country World Adventures provides safety gear, guides, lunch, water, and transport. Bring sturdy water shoes and prepare for a demanding, active day.

“This tours were awesome! Our tour guides were great & very pleasant. They gave thorough instructions with every excursion & made sure our safety came first. Was worth ever penny & definitely would recommend to everyone!”

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

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

Spend six hours at Bavaro Adventure Park driving an off-road buggy through an abandoned mine, visiting a countryside museum, swimming in a blue lagoon cenote, and riding six zip lines, including a water landing. Guide Carlos has earned praise for his friendly help. Hotel pickup, equipment, training, lunch, and filtered water are included.

“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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