Inland from Punta Cana, a hacienda sets the scene for buggy riding, horseback time and zip lines in one half day, with hotel pickup from Punta Cana, Bávaro and Cap Cana included. A break for typical Dominican food sits between the activity blocks so you can eat and hydrate before the next section.
Collection from your hotel brings you to the site for a briefing on how the three blocks run and a fitting for helmets or harnesses as needed. Buggy tracks through the countryside, horseback time around the property and a multi line zip system over forest and valley follow in an order that can swap with group size and weather, but you still move through all three with the same crew.
Guides stay with the group for the changeovers, so you are not left waiting between sections. There is time to get used to the vehicle, the horse and the harness before the faster stretches. A sit down break for typical Dominican food gives you a pause to eat and drink, then the return transfer brings you back to the same hotel when the last activity is finished.
Mountains, valleys and palm country surround the hacienda, away from the beach hotels and the resort strip. Rural tracks, horseback routes around the property and zip lines over the forest make up the day rather than time in a town centre.
Hotels in Punta Cana, Bávaro and Cap Cana sit on the pickup route, with times confirmed before you travel. Private stays are usually met at a nearby agreed point. There is no need to navigate to the hacienda yourself, and drop off is back at the same place.
Children from age four are welcome, with no prior buggy, riding or zip line experience required. Staff brief each section before you start and stay with you through the changeovers.
Send your hotel name, ages and a mobile number so collection and the order of the day can be planned. Closed shoes and clothes you do not mind getting dusty work best, and choose clothing that sits comfortably under a harness for the zip lines.
Buggy tracks, horseback time and forest zip lines land in one door to door half day, with hotel pickup included so the logistics stay simple. The group stays small, with a maximum of 15, which keeps the changeovers easier to follow.
First timers find the food break and pauses between sections give time to reset before the next activity. Couples, families and small groups of friends can join the same outing without needing to organise three separate trips.
Collection from Punta Cana, Bávaro or Cap Cana takes you to the hacienda. Staff explain the order of the three activities and fit helmets or harnesses as needed.
The group stays together for the changeovers so you are not left waiting between sections.
Horseback time follows a countryside route around the hacienda, then or before an off road buggy section on rural tracks. The order can swap with group size and weather.
Both sections are guided and include time to get used to the animal or the vehicle before the faster stretches.
The zip line system runs over forest and valley views, with a break for typical Dominican food and drinks during the half day.
Drop off is back at your hotel when all three activities are finished.
Hotel pickup is included from Punta Cana, Bávaro and Cap Cana. Collection time is confirmed before the activity. Guests at private stays are met at a nearby agreed point.
Yes. Collection is arranged from hotels in Punta Cana, Bávaro and Cap Cana, with drop off at the same place. A pickup window is sent so you know when to be ready.
Private stays are usually met at a nearby agreed point rather than a hotel lobby. You do not need to find the hacienda on your own.
Allow about 5 hours door to door, including transfers, the three activities, a food break and return. The window covers buggy time, horseback time and zip lines in the same outing.
Activity order can shift with group size and weather, but you'll still move through all three sections before we take you back to your hotel.
Guests from age 4 can join this activity. Tell us ages when you get in touch so the team can plan the order and any passenger pairings on the buggy.
No previous buggy, horseback or zip line experience is required. Staff brief each section before you start and stay with the group throughout.
No previous buggy, horseback or zip line experience is required. Staff brief each activity before you start and stay with the group throughout.
The day is active but broken into short sections, which helps first timers move from one activity to the next without rushing. You'll have time to get used to the vehicle, the horse and the harness before the faster stretches.
Closed shoes, clothes you do not mind getting dusty or muddy, and clothing that works under a harness for the zip lines. Tie long hair back and leave loose jewellery at the hotel.
A light change of clothes is useful after the buggy section if the tracks are wet. Sunscreen helps between the riding blocks and the forest lines.
Yes. A break for typical Dominican food is part of this activity, along with time to hydrate between the buggy, horseback and zip line sections. It is a sit down pause rather than a tasting only stop.
Tell us if you have anything we should know about the meal stop when you get in touch. Bring a little extra water if you prefer your own bottle as well.
You'll ride a multi line zip system at the hacienda, moving from platform to platform rather than using a single cable. Exact line count can vary with the course setup on the day.
Guides fit harnesses and helmets and talk you through the landing before the first line. Stay with the group so changeovers between lines stay simple.
Horseback time sits as one of the three blocks in the half day rather than a full trail ride on its own. You'll ride with the group on a countryside route around the hacienda.
Helmets are used and staff help with mounting. Tell us if anyone in the group is new to horses so we can give a little extra time at the start of that section.
You'll go out with a maximum of 15 guests, which keeps the three activity changeovers easier to manage. Guides stay with the group so you are not left waiting between sections.
Solo travellers and families join the same departure. You'll share the buggy tracks, the horses and the zip lines with the rest of the group.
Light rain often makes the buggy tracks muddier, which is part of how that section feels. Zip lines and horses can be paused or reordered if weather makes a section harder to run.
Stay reachable on the morning of travel so the team can send a timing update if needed. A change of clothes helps after the buggy if the tracks are wet.
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Punta Cana
We'll collect you from most hotels in Punta Cana and Bávaro for guided ATV, buggy, zip line and horseback days in the Dominican countryside. You'll follow rural tracks toward Macao Beach, cool off at cave pools and stop at local houses for coffee, cocoa and mamajuana, with a crew who brief you before you set off.
Hotel pickup is part of the day, so you do not need to find a public meeting point on your own. We'll confirm collection before you travel and include the equipment you need for the activity you book, whether you are here for a half-day off-road ride or a zip line through the forest.
Operated by Best Adventure Tour, a partner of adventuro.
