Passeio de buggy no Bavaro Adventure Park, Zipline Mega Splash e Waterfall Pool

Everything was magnificent, incredible service, the guides for all the excursions, everything was very organized. BUT I paid $160 for the photos because they don't let you take your cell phone and they told me to wait 2 to 3 hours and scan the code and they never uploaded them. I am still waiting.

The buggy ride was great. Get ready to get muddy. They suggest to wear goggles ( if you dont have any they will be than HAPPY to Sell You a pair) did without them and it was fine. Zip Lines were awsome and lots of fun Be ready to spend some money on pictures.

It was a fun experience even though it was not what we were expecting. We assumed it was a more natural experience rather than man-made. Everyone was very friendly. The park was spread out quite a bit and there was lots of walking on rocky trails, be sure you wear comfortable footwear than can get wet. The jungle river was definitely a relaxing float! We can’t post any photos as they don’t allow cameras inside the park, as they have photographers everywhere and then you can buy your photos.

BAVARO Adventure Park is so fun !!!! The cave, waterfall and natural pools were amazing. The lunch was delicious and the transport was easy prey.

We had a great time. Loved the buggy ride and our guide Baby was the best! He was very friendly and informative. He really make us feel safe and he’s also very funny! Thank you for a great trip!

Great Experience! 10/10 recommended. Me and my girl had a great time.

Andres was great highly recommend

We had an amazing time. There guides were very accommodating. Everything was safe and so much fun! Highly recommend the Polaris buggy for suspension.

My experience there started off all wrong, when I first booked this excursion, I made sure to ask if my son would be able to do the doom buggies, they reassured me that he was able to because he was four years old, when we got there, he was not allowed because he needed to be a certain height. So what they did was, they gave me a different option to do the lazy river. when me and my son got to the lazy river, I made sure to ask the man if there was gonna be any waterfalls or any drops because I had a camera that was not waterproof mind you I speak Spanish so there was no language barrier, once again he reassured me. It was just going to be a lazy river five minutes in and there’s waterfalls after waterfalls after waterfalls and my camera broke. All I got was a. I’m sorry this should not happen anymore.

Fun options! I have done ATVs/UTVs/Buggies in so many places but these were so much more fun bc they don’t jerk you around. Even the regular class of buggy had great shocks and suspension. In fact, I need to figure out how they do it so I can hook my SUV up for the potholes at home! The zip lining was pretty good. As a seasoned zip liner, the only line to get excited about was the last one where you land in water. I hate water splashing in my face, but this was not bad at all. At no time did I feel out of control or panicked. The cenote was nice, beautiful actually. Shallow enough not to worry about anything. We were then led through two houses that represented the DR in the 1950s. But that was all just to get us to the market to try to make sales on their hot chocolate, coffee and MamaJuana…which were all delicious actually. Just for reference, a chocolate candy bar costs $12. Then it was lunchtime. Typical dark meat chicken with a red sauce with red beans and rice and sweet plantains. I’d give that a 7.5/10 in comparison to others I’ve had. Then there was a random tomato and cucumber on the plate that I didn’t see anyone eat. You have to purchase a drink (or bring your own) if you want one. After lunch, we somehow got lost from our group, but we knew what activities we had left, so we just went and did them. The waterfall was beautiful, although not a natural waterfall. The Jungle (Lazy) River was one of my favorite parts because we got to end in relaxation. That part was an add-on for us as our package didn’t originally include it. An extra $15 wasn’t bad at all. Here are the things that upset me and my husband the most about this trip. They ban you from bringing your cellphone on several of the activities. Not because of loss, damage or liability. They sell picture packages, and if you take your own pictures… well…. We missed so many amazing moments and beautiful scenery because of this. I make memory books of my vacations and I will have a lot of gaps from this day. I bought the picture package, but I only got a few shots of what they thought was important. And speaking of the picture package, I asked the lady how much the pictures were before our tour was over and she quoted me a price. When I went back to purchase the pictures, she quoted me a completely different, higher price. When I brought it to her attention, she significantly lowered the price, lower than the one originally quoted. Overall, I enjoyed the adventures, not so much the business practices. Would I go again? Probably, but I’m wearing my Meta glasses!