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Spend a full day at La Hacienda Park in Punta Cana and combine horseback riding, a safari, buggies, ziplines, a chairlift, a river swim and a Dominican lunch. This single ticket delivers seven activities across varied terrain—ideal for thrill-seekers who like variety with structure.
Spend a full day at La Hacienda Park in Punta Cana and combine horseback riding, a safari, buggies, ziplines, a chairlift, a river swim and a Dominican lunch. This single ticket delivers seven activities across varied terrain—ideal for thrill-seekers who like variety with structure.
You step off the bus into hot, clean air and a landscape that changes with every breath: open pastures give way to low mountains, then a canopy of palms and hardwoods. The chairlift hums above, a string of colors crossing the valley, while the river below dares you to cool off after a morning of ziplines and buggies.
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Operated by CanaGo Tours · Punta Cana, La Altagracia
You step off the bus into hot, clean air and a landscape that changes with every breath: open pastures give way to low mountains, then a canopy of palms and hardwoods. The chairlift hums above, a string of colors crossing the valley, while the river below dares you to cool off after a morning of ziplines and buggies.
La Hacienda Park sits in the eastern Dominican Republic where limestone ridges meet coastal plain. The area’s soils and karst formations carve small valleys and sinkholes that guide streams and create the living corridors visited by the park’s safari and horseback routes. Culturally, the park reflects Dominican countryside life—ranching, smallholder farms, and a food culture rooted in plantains, fresh fish and slow-cooked meats, showcased in the included Dominican lunch.
Expect seven distinct activities in a day: horse riding on marked mountain trails, a guided safari through flora-rich slopes, off-road buggy loops, a zipline across a valley, a scenic chairlift, a supervised “free fall” jump, and a riverside swim. Safety briefings and basic gear are provided; some activities have weight and height limits.
Practical tips: arrive hydrated and with layered footwear—closed-toe shoes for buggy and horseback, quick-dry shorts for the river. Book morning departures to avoid the afternoon heat and pack sunscreen and insect repellent. If you have back, heart, or pregnancy concerns, this isn’t the day for you; the operator requires moderate fitness. Plan for an 8-hour day with breaks, and bring cash for gratuities or extra photos.
Most bookings include pickup from main resort zones; confirm your pickup point during booking and expect an air-conditioned vehicle.
There’s a kids club for under-5s and child-friendly options, but height and weight minimums apply to certain rides—check specifics before arrival.
Some activities have a maximum weight around 250 pounds and minimum height near 110 cm; those with spinal, heart, or pregnancy concerns should not participate.
A Dominican lunch is included—typically local staples such as rice, beans, plantains and a protein—often served family-style at the park’s restaurant.
CanaGo Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the bus into hot, clean air and a landscape that changes with every breath: open pastures give way to low mountains, then a canopy of palms and hardwoods. The chairlift hums above, a string of colors crossing the valley, while the river below dares you to cool off after a morning of ziplines and buggies.
You step off the bus into hot, clean air and a landscape that changes with every breath: open pastures give way to low mountains, then a canopy of palms and hardwoods. The chairlift hums above, a string of colors crossing the valley, while the river below dares you to cool off after a morning of ziplines and buggies.
La Hacienda Park sits in the eastern Dominican Republic where limestone ridges meet coastal plain. The area’s soils and karst formations carve small valleys and sinkholes that guide streams and create the living corridors visited by the park’s safari and horseback routes. Culturally, the park reflects Dominican countryside life—ranching, smallholder farms, and a food culture rooted in plantains, fresh fish and slow-cooked meats, showcased in the included Dominican lunch.
Expect seven distinct activities in a day: horse riding on marked mountain trails, a guided safari through flora-rich slopes, off-road buggy loops, a zipline across a valley, a scenic chairlift, a supervised “free fall” jump, and a riverside swim. Safety briefings and basic gear are provided; some activities have weight and height limits.
Practical tips: arrive hydrated and with layered footwear—closed-toe shoes for buggy and horseback, quick-dry shorts for the river. Book morning departures to avoid the afternoon heat and pack sunscreen and insect repellent. If you have back, heart, or pregnancy concerns, this isn’t the day for you; the operator requires moderate fitness. Plan for an 8-hour day with breaks, and bring cash for gratuities or extra photos.