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Combine buggy driving, six ziplines, horseback riding and a cenote swim into one six-hour Punta Cana day with hotel pickup included. Guides hand you off between bases so you keep momentum without arranging separate tours for each element.
Start with convoy buggies on scenic off-road sections where photo pauses break up the dusty trail, then harness up for a six-line zipline circuit with guides pacing each platform. A gentle horseback trail through green landscapes follows, and you finish by floating in a spectacular cenote pool before your driver returns you to the resort.
Between each block the same crew coordinates helmets, harnesses and horse tack so you are not waiting on separate operators or hunting for taxis across inland bases. Quieter moments on the trail balance the faster zipline runs, and the cenote finish gives you unhurried time in the water before the six-hour window closes with hotel drop-off.
Activities spread across inland Punta Cana adventure terrain linking forest trails, aerial towers, stables and sinkhole pools away from the hotel beachfront. Short transfers between bases are included in the six-hour window, so you are not booking taxis between the buggy yard, zipline park and stables yourself.
Exact routing may adjust with conditions while keeping all four elements in the same day. If rain slows the buggies, guides may move the cenote or riding block earlier so you still finish with a swim before heading back to your hotel.
Buggy drivers need a valid licence and must follow convoy signals throughout the off-road sections. Moderate walking, stairs to zipline platforms and mounting horses require basic mobility, and guests should be comfortable outdoors for most of the six hours.
Tell guides at each base if you prefer a slower convoy pace or a calm horse matched to your riding comfort. Bring one outfit that works for dust and harnesses plus swimwear for the cenote so you are not changing repeatedly between blocks.
This combo removes the hassle of four separate outings and transfers while local guides know the sequence that fits six hours without rushing the cenote finish. The same crew coordinates helmets, harnesses and horse tack between blocks so waiting time stays short.
Active couples or friends get a sampler of Dominican adventure formats in one day with hotel pickup and return transfer bookending the schedule. Photo pauses on the buggy route and quieter trail moments balance the faster zipline runs before you float in the cenote.
Pickup from your resort brings you to the adventure base where guides outline the day's sequence across buggy, zipline, horseback and cenote blocks before you split into driver and passenger roles.
Confirm driver versus passenger assignments for buggy segments and ask about photo stops or pacing preferences while harness and helmet sizes are checked at the welcome desk.
Follow guides on a buggy route through off-road sections suited to the group pace, with photo pauses on dusty trails before you hand off to the zipline crew.
Helmets and goggles are provided before the convoy departs, and lead guides set following distance on uneven ground.
Complete the six-line zipline circuit with staff at each platform, then mount horses for a scenic trail ride through green landscapes.
Handlers match horses to rider comfort level before you leave the corral for the trail section.
Float and swim in the cenote pool with time for photos beneath the rock ceiling, then rinse off and meet your driver once guides collect helmets and harnesses at the adventure base.
Drop-off is at your Punta Cana or Bavaro hotel lobby with a little flexibility built in if the cenote or trail blocks ran long, so you are not rushed straight from the water into evening plans.
Hotel pickup brings you to the adventure base for a sequenced day of buggy driving, a six-line zipline circuit, horseback riding and a cenote swim with guides at each transition.
One schedule holds all activities with transfers between blocks handled by the same crew. Share your hotel name and room details before travel so the driver can confirm collection time and plan the route from the resort strip to the activity base.
Yes. Share your hotel name and room details before travel so the driver can confirm collection time and plan the route from the resort strip to the activity base.
Round-trip pickup from Punta Cana and Bavaro hotels is included, so you do not need a separate shuttle to the meeting point. Confirm your hotel name before travel for driver routing.
Expect about six hours including transfers, buggy time, ziplines, horseback and cenote swimming. Trail pace, swim stops and transfer traffic can shift timing slightly on the day, so guides build small buffers rather than rushing the convoy or reef entries.
Order of activities can shift slightly with group pace and weather. Trail pace, swim stops and transfer traffic can shift timing slightly on the day, so guides build small buffers rather than rushing the convoy or reef entries.
Minimum age thirteen applies for this combo day. Tell us ages before travel when younger guests join so guides can confirm passenger seats, harness sizes or horse pairings that keep mixed-age groups comfortable on the same departure.
Younger guests cannot join this experience even with supervision. Choose our Family Adventure Day if you travel with younger children.
Buggy segments follow a lead guide on off-road routes, zipline staff clip you in for six runs, horses are matched to experience level and cenote time includes floating in clear water.
Listen to separate briefings at each base before starting. Guides explain what is served on site versus what you may purchase separately when you arrive, so you know when to bring cash for extras at park cafes or marina shops.
Wear closed shoes, clothes for dust and harnesses, swimwear for the cenote and sunscreen throughout.
Bring a towel and dry bag for phones between wet and dry blocks. Reef-safe sunscreen, a towel and a dry bag for phones help on wet stops, while closed shoes and clothes you do not mind getting dusty work best on buggy or trail sections.
Drivers need a valid licence for buggy sections. Staff assist with harnesses, horses or snorkel gear where needed, and you can ask for a slower pace or extra instruction at the first stop if anything feels new.
No zipline or riding experience is required where staff assist mounting and harnessing. Share riding experience when you arrive so handlers select calm horses.
Heavy rain can pause ziplines or muddy buggy routes. Light rain often still allows land activities when guides shorten loops, while marine segments may move earlier or later if swell or wind changes on the east coast.
Guides adjust order or timing while keeping the full combo where safe. Light showers are common in tropical afternoons.
Groups run from one guest up to ten people on this departure format, keeping transitions manageable between activities.
Private upgrades should be requested before travel if available. Because departures keep guest numbers capped compared with large party boats, deck space and reef time stay focused on your party rather than unrelated groups sharing the same timetable.
The cenote stop lets you float in sheltered freshwater after dusty buggy and riding sections, cooling off before return transfer.
Life jackets or float assistance are available where required by park rules. Crew or guides brief entry points before you enter the water and can suggest flotation or handholds if you are newer to mask and snorkel use or cenote steps feel steep.
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