Zipline Combo, Transfer Included

Damajagua Waterfalls, Zipline with Lunch and Transfer

★ 4.7 50 verified reviews

4 hours, pickup listed, lunch included.

from $110 per person

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Duration: 4 hours
Meeting point: Confirmed after booking
Cancellation: Free cancellation
Meal: Meal included
Run by: Edwin Transfers Tours

Overview

This trip pairs the Damajagua waterfalls with a zipline course, runs about 4 hours door to door, and folds in pickup, a licensed guide, lunch and bottled water. Edwin Transfers Tours operates it, and the group cap sits at 50 travellers, though reviewers who booked this version repeatedly describe riding in their own van with only their party rather than joining a large cruise-ship crowd.

The day is built around a real workout. Travellers report a long uphill walk through forest to reach the zipline start, before moving on to the zips. From there the route continues into the waterfall section, where slides and jumps drop you into pools that one reviewer called a little deep. Reviewers often mention the water is cold and refreshing after the climb. Lunch of typical Dominican food is served on site.

It suits people with moderate fitness who want both adventures in a single outing and do not mind getting soaked. Families have done it with children as young as nine, but the listing warns against it for anyone with back problems, heart conditions or pregnancy, and it is not wheelchair accessible.

What's Included

Included

Lunch (Typical food)
Private transportation
Zipline
Waterfalls
Bottled water
Licensed guide

Not Included

Gratuities

Itinerary

PickupPrivate transportation collects the group. Reviewers describe riding in a dedicated van with their own party.
Transfer to DamajaguaThe drive carries the group to the falls area.
Hike to the summitTravellers describe a long forest walk uphill to reach the top of the course. Reviewers call this portion challenging.
Zipline circuitA series of zips, where the guides send each rider off. Reviewers found this portion a lot of fun.
Waterfall descentThe route leads down into the canyon, where guides lead the group through slides and jumps between pools. Some basic swimming ability helps.
Lunch on siteTypical Dominican food is included, along with bottled water. One reviewer said lunch was better than expected.
Return transferThe van returns the group to the pickup point.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points come up again and again in the reviews, and they shape whether this tour is a good fit.

Fitness and pace. Reviewers consistently call this moderate to hard. Travellers with moderate fitness do complete it, but it is not a gentle walk.
Swimming ability. One reviewer advised knowing how to swim a bit, since the waterfall slides and jumps end in water that some found deep. Comfort in water matters here.
Photo package. One reviewer said the dedicated photographer and photo package were worth buying, since it frees you to stay in the moment. Another reviewer also recommended getting the picture packet.
What to wear. You will get soaked, so wear clothes and shoes that can go in the water and handle a forest hike. The listing includes bottled water but recommends no specific gear.
Small-group feel. Reviewers who booked this tour directly, rather than through a cruise ship, describe having their own van and guide for their party. That contrast with large cruise groups comes up repeatedly in the reviews.
Weather dependence. The listing states the experience requires good weather. If weather cancels the tour, the operator offers a different date or a full refund.

Common issues. The physical demands are the main complaint: reviewers describe the hike as long and strenuous. One reviewer reported an equipment failure and injuries on the zipline, the most serious complaint in the set. Gratuities are not included, and the listing warns the tour is not wheelchair accessible and not recommended for travellers with back problems, pregnancy or heart conditions. A minimum number of travellers is required, and if it is not met the tour may be cancelled with a different date or a full refund offered.

Common Questions

Is Pickup Included?

Yes, private transportation is included in the tour. The listing confirms pickup as part of the package.

What Is Included In The Price?

The tour includes the zipline course, the waterfalls visit, a licensed guide, private transportation, bottled water and lunch of typical Dominican food. Gratuities are not included, and the photo package one reviewer recommends is a separate purchase from the tour.

How Hard Is The Hike?

Reviewers describe it as moderate to hard, with a long uphill forest walk before the ziplining begins. The listing asks for a moderate level of physical fitness. A child as young as nine has completed it, but it is a genuine workout.

Can Children Or People With Limited Mobility Join?

One reviewer's nine-year-old loved the tour, so fit families do manage it. However the listing states it is not wheelchair accessible and is not recommended for travellers with back problems, serious medical conditions or pregnancy.

What Is The Cancellation Policy?

Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Inside that window no refund or changes are accepted, and cut-off times follow local time. Weather cancellations and minimum-number cancellations come with an offer of a different date or a full refund.

What Should I Bring?

The listing does not give a packing list, so plan for clothes and shoes that can get wet during the waterfall section. The tour supplies bottled water and lunch.