Entrance Fee And Lunch Included

27 Waterfalls Tour with Entrance Fee & Lunch

★ 4.6 10 verified reviews

4 - 7 hours, lunch included, free cancellation.

from $55 per person

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Duration: 4 - 7 hours
Meeting point: Own way to the park entrance
Cancellation: Free cancellation
Meal: Meal included
Run by: Whale Punta Cana

Overview

This product is an entrance ticket and guided waterfall experience at the 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua, sold by Whale Punta Cana. You make your own way to the park, meet a local guide there, and spend roughly four to seven hours hiking into the limestone canyon, jumping and sliding into pools, and swimming between falls. Safety equipment is provided and a guide leads the whole route.

The ticket covers the park entrance, all activities, snacks, beverages, lunch and local taxes, so once you arrive there is little else to pay on the day. Transport is the notable gap: hotel pickup is not included, and cruise passengers in particular need to contact the operator in advance to arrange a ride, which one reviewer paid for in cash.

It suits travellers who are comfortable with a warm hike in and out of the canyon and happy to get wet repeatedly. Several reviewers praised their guides by name, and the included lunch and drinks round off the day. Strong shoes with grip matter more than fancy gear, as one reviewer noted.

What's Included

Included

27 Waterfalls of Damajagua
Lunch
All taxes, fees and handling charges
Local taxes
Beverages
Snacks
All activities
Local guide

Not Included

Gratuities
Transportation
Alcoholic drinks

Itinerary

Make your own wayTransport is not included. Contact the operator before the day if you need a ride arranged, which may carry an extra fee.
Meet your guideYou meet a local guide at the agreed point and gear up with safety equipment for the canyon.
Hike to the fallsThe group hikes up through the hills to the start of the waterfall section on the Majagua river.
Jump, slide and swimYou work through the falls with the guide, jumping and sliding into the pools carved from the limestone.
Lunch and drinksOne reviewer noted you have to remember to return to reception for the meal.
Tour endsThe experience finishes back where you met the guide, and you arrange your own onward travel.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points come up again and again in reviews and in the operator's own information.

Footwear matters. The hike in is warm and the route is wet. One reviewer wore running shoes because their water shoes had little traction, and carried a dry bag to swap shoes mid-route.
Fitness and pace. Reviewers describe the forest hike as moderate but hot, with plenty of walking. The payoff is the water once you reach the falls.
Sort your transport. No pickup is included. Cruise passengers especially should contact the operator beforehand; one reviewer arranged a local driver for a cash fee, so plan that ride in advance.
Food and drink. Lunch, snacks and beverages are in the ticket. One reviewer flagged that you have to remember to return to reception to eat, which is easy to miss.
Rainfall decides the route. How many falls you actually run depends on conditions. One reviewer reported being limited to seven falls because of low rainfall in recent years, so set expectations accordingly.
What to bring. Shoes with grip served one reviewer better than water shoes with poor traction. A dry bag was useful for carrying gear and swapping shoes through the canyon.

Common issues. The biggest is transport: there is none included, and arranging it yourself, sometimes for a cash fee, is on you. One reviewer found the time at the waterfalls short relative to the walking, and another reported only a few jumps and slides on their visit. A different reviewer asked for a French-speaking guide and did not get one, even though the listing offers the tour in English, French and Spanish. Low rainfall can restrict a group to the lower falls rather than the full set, as one traveller reported. Gratuities and alcoholic drinks are not included either.

Common Questions

What Is Included In The Price?

Park entrance to the 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua, all activities, safety equipment, a local guide, lunch, snacks, beverages, and all taxes and handling charges. Not included are gratuities, alcoholic drinks and any transport.

Is Hotel Pickup Included?

No. This is an entrance-ticket product and you make your own way to the park. If you need a ride, contact the operator ahead of time; one cruise passenger arranged transport for an extra cash fee.

Can Children Join The Tour?

The listing does not state a minimum age or child policy, so confirm ages with the operator before booking. The hike and the jumps make this a physical day, and one reviewer visited with teenagers without problems.

How Long Does The Tour Take?

The listing gives a duration of four to seven hours. That covers meeting the guide, the hike, time in the falls and lunch afterwards. Actual timing depends on your pace and how many falls your group runs.

What Is The Cancellation Policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. There is also a reserve-now, pay-later option on the booking page if you want to keep plans flexible.

What Should I Wear And Bring?

Wear shoes with real grip; one reviewer preferred running shoes to water shoes with poor traction. A dry bag helps for swapping shoes.