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Launch from Amber Cove into a sequence of eight ACCT-certified zip lines at Country World Adventure Park. This shore excursion pairs long aerial runs with a tropical garden walk and petting zoo, with guides handling braking so you can focus on the view.
Launch from Amber Cove into a sequence of eight ACCT-certified zip lines at Country World Adventure Park. This shore excursion pairs long aerial runs with a tropical garden walk and petting zoo, with guides handling braking so you can focus on the view.
You step off the tender into warm, salt-scented air and a shuttle winds away from Amber Cove toward a low green ridge. At Country World Adventure Park, guides fit your harness and clip a bottle of water to your belt; within minutes you’re launched onto galvanized cable that cuts through tropical forest, wind in your face, views opening to the Caribbean.
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Operated by Country World Adventures · Puerto Plata, Puerto Plata Province
You step off the tender into warm, salt-scented air and a shuttle winds away from Amber Cove toward a low green ridge. At Country World Adventure Park, guides fit your harness and clip a bottle of water to your belt; within minutes you’re launched onto galvanized cable that cuts through tropical forest, wind in your face, views opening to the Caribbean.
The course runs across eight ACCT-certified lines totaling more than 7,900 feet. The longest run stretches roughly 2,460 feet — long enough to feel the landscape move beneath you rather than at your feet. The terrain is coastal subtropical scrub and managed garden: short climbs to platforms, broad aerial corridors, and one pool zipline for a post-ride plunge. The site sits in Puerto Plata province, an area shaped by uplifted limestone and volcanic deposits; local farms and small communities supply the park’s tropical fruit and occasional petting-zoo residents.
This is a shore excursion designed for cruise passengers: minimal technical skill required, guides handle braking and transitions, and small children can ride with parents or guides. Expect uneven walking surfaces, humidity, and mid-day sun; insect repellent and closed-toe shoes make the day smoother. Most visits last 2–3 hours including transfers, safety briefings, and a short garden walk and petting zoo stop.
Plan for sunscreen, a light pack for camera and water, and a camera secured with a tether. If you have heart, back, or pregnancy concerns, opt out—the course has safety limits and weight/waist measurements enforced. When weather closes the sky, guides modify the runs or reschedule; otherwise, the cables and guides do the slowing so you can enjoy the ride.
No — guides handle braking and transitions, and no prior experience is required.
Yes — small children can ride with a parent or a guide; age and size restrictions apply at check-in.
Maximum weight is 260 lbs; maximum waist and leg measurements are enforced for harness fit and safety.
Yes — the excursion includes port pickup and drop-off with the listed duration covering transfers and the activity.
Country World Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the tender into warm, salt-scented air and a shuttle winds away from Amber Cove toward a low green ridge. At Country World Adventure Park, guides fit your harness and clip a bottle of water to your belt; within minutes you’re launched onto galvanized cable that cuts through tropical forest, wind in your face, views opening to the Caribbean.
You step off the tender into warm, salt-scented air and a shuttle winds away from Amber Cove toward a low green ridge. At Country World Adventure Park, guides fit your harness and clip a bottle of water to your belt; within minutes you’re launched onto galvanized cable that cuts through tropical forest, wind in your face, views opening to the Caribbean.
The course runs across eight ACCT-certified lines totaling more than 7,900 feet. The longest run stretches roughly 2,460 feet — long enough to feel the landscape move beneath you rather than at your feet. The terrain is coastal subtropical scrub and managed garden: short climbs to platforms, broad aerial corridors, and one pool zipline for a post-ride plunge. The site sits in Puerto Plata province, an area shaped by uplifted limestone and volcanic deposits; local farms and small communities supply the park’s tropical fruit and occasional petting-zoo residents.
This is a shore excursion designed for cruise passengers: minimal technical skill required, guides handle braking and transitions, and small children can ride with parents or guides. Expect uneven walking surfaces, humidity, and mid-day sun; insect repellent and closed-toe shoes make the day smoother. Most visits last 2–3 hours including transfers, safety briefings, and a short garden walk and petting zoo stop.
Plan for sunscreen, a light pack for camera and water, and a camera secured with a tether. If you have heart, back, or pregnancy concerns, opt out—the course has safety limits and weight/waist measurements enforced. When weather closes the sky, guides modify the runs or reschedule; otherwise, the cables and guides do the slowing so you can enjoy the ride.