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Soar eight certified ziplines, take an easy horseback ride through Dominican farmland, and finish with a home-cooked lunch — all within a half-day from Puerto Plata. This combo tour pairs high-adrenaline glides with gentle cultural immersion.
Soar eight certified ziplines, take an easy horseback ride through Dominican farmland, and finish with a home-cooked lunch — all within a half-day from Puerto Plata. This combo tour pairs high-adrenaline glides with gentle cultural immersion.
You step off the van and the countryside opens — green fields, a low hum of insects, and the distant outline of the Cordillera Septentrional pressing the sky. At Country World Adventure Park in Maimón you swap resort crowds for the rhythm of farmland: harnesses clink, horses nick softly, and guides move with practiced calm.
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Operated by Country World Adventures · Maimón, Puerto Plata
You step off the van and the countryside opens — green fields, a low hum of insects, and the distant outline of the Cordillera Septentrional pressing the sky. At Country World Adventure Park in Maimón you swap resort crowds for the rhythm of farmland: harnesses clink, horses nick softly, and guides move with practiced calm.
This corner of the Dominican north is limestone and volcanic outwash shaped by ancient uplift and Caribbean currents. The trails trace soils that once fed sugar and coffee plantations; the culture here mixes Taino heritage with Spanish and African influences, visible in kitchen flavors and easy laughter. A local guide will point out cultivations and small family plots while you walk to the launch platforms.
The core loop includes eight ACCT-certified ziplines totaling more than 7,900 feet of galvanized cable, plus a beginner-friendly horseback loop and a home-cooked Dominican lunch. Expect alternating quiet canopy glides and quick, bright views over valleys — the trees seem to urge you forward while the currents of trade winds push at your back.
Practical note: the whole excursion runs about 4–5 hours with hotel transfers provided. Wear closed-toe shoes, apply reef-safe sunscreen and insect repellent, and carry a small daypack for essentials. Follow the safety briefing closely; weight and waist limits apply. If you’re new to riding, instructors pair you with a suitable horse and cover basics before you go.
By afternoon you’ll have swapped adrenaline for a warm plate of rice, beans, chicken and fried plantains, a simple reminder that adventure and local life here move at compatible paces.
Yes — roundtrip hotel pickup and drop-off from Puerto Plata-area hotels is included in the tour price.
Children can participate but must be accompanied by an adult; the maximum weight is about 260 lbs and specific waist/leg limits are enforced for harness safety.
No — the horseback ride is beginner-friendly and guides provide basic instruction and match horses to riders' comfort levels.
The operator may cancel or modify the itinerary for heavy rain or unsafe conditions; cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund per the policy.
Country World Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the van and the countryside opens — green fields, a low hum of insects, and the distant outline of the Cordillera Septentrional pressing the sky. At Country World Adventure Park in Maimón you swap resort crowds for the rhythm of farmland: harnesses clink, horses nick softly, and guides move with practiced calm.
You step off the van and the countryside opens — green fields, a low hum of insects, and the distant outline of the Cordillera Septentrional pressing the sky. At Country World Adventure Park in Maimón you swap resort crowds for the rhythm of farmland: harnesses clink, horses nick softly, and guides move with practiced calm.
This corner of the Dominican north is limestone and volcanic outwash shaped by ancient uplift and Caribbean currents. The trails trace soils that once fed sugar and coffee plantations; the culture here mixes Taino heritage with Spanish and African influences, visible in kitchen flavors and easy laughter. A local guide will point out cultivations and small family plots while you walk to the launch platforms.
The core loop includes eight ACCT-certified ziplines totaling more than 7,900 feet of galvanized cable, plus a beginner-friendly horseback loop and a home-cooked Dominican lunch. Expect alternating quiet canopy glides and quick, bright views over valleys — the trees seem to urge you forward while the currents of trade winds push at your back.
Practical note: the whole excursion runs about 4–5 hours with hotel transfers provided. Wear closed-toe shoes, apply reef-safe sunscreen and insect repellent, and carry a small daypack for essentials. Follow the safety briefing closely; weight and waist limits apply. If you’re new to riding, instructors pair you with a suitable horse and cover basics before you go.
By afternoon you’ll have swapped adrenaline for a warm plate of rice, beans, chicken and fried plantains, a simple reminder that adventure and local life here move at compatible paces.