Punta Cana · WATER PARKS
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Below are the 5 best water parks in Punta Cana right now: what each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it is top for a reason.
Punta Cana’s El Dorado Water Park with hotel pickup, 20+ attractions, a 600m lazy river, and a vertical funnel slide.
“We loved the park, what surprised us is that there were very few people which allowed us to better enjoy the park without lines for the games. It's safe, just go enjoy the facilities.Auto-translated”
Punta Cana hotel transfers to El Dorado Water Park for slides, lazy river, wave pool, cenote, kayaking, and a full day of family fun.
“Onze ervaring bij El Dorado Water Park in Punta Cana was ronduit slecht. Bij aankomst bleek dat meer dan de helft van het park gesloten was. Voor volwassenen waren er slechts vier glijbanen beschikbaar, wat totaal niet in verhouding staat tot wat er wordt beloofd en zeker niet tot de prijs die je betaalt. De prijs-kwaliteitverhouding is extreem slecht. Je verwacht voor dit bedrag een volledig geopend park, maar dat was absoluut niet het geval. Het voelde alsof we voor een halve ervaring de volle prijs hebben betaald. Daarnaast was de organisatie rondom het vervoer erg slecht. Onze gids vertelde bij het ophalen dat we om half vijf klaar moesten…”
Full-access thrills at Bavaro Adventure Park in Punta Cana with buggies, zipline, horses, blue lagoon swimming, plus a typical lunch.
“Es un buen parque, ofrece varias atracciones . Asistí con mi familia en grupo de 4. El almuerzo es básico , escaso y no incluye la bebida. A pesar de la buena actitud del personal falta información sobre horarios y orden de las actividades. La organización es pobre , por ejemplo En el zip Line no había quien recibiera a un grupo en una de las torres y simplemente había ido al baño sin pedir reemplazo. La verdad es bueno pero una entrada de USD170 dólares para el paquete full nos pareció sobrevalorado.”
A 6-hour Monte Plata adventure combining off-road buggy racing, Mega Zipline Splash water landing, and cenote and waterfall pool swims with lunch.
“Transportation was good (we were very close so cannot really speak for others further away). A bit of a wait at the beginning before going on the buggy tour. The buggy tour itself in my opinion wasn’t as exciting as trips I have done in the past. The group was fairly large so maybe that was why. Didn’t really pick up too much speed as a result. There is a no phone policy for “safety” which they were VERY strict on. Almost too overbearing. I was a passenger so didn’t see any reason why I shouldn’t be allowed my phone. (I believe it’s mainly so you buy the photos in…”
Punta Cana dune buggy and Cenote Splash with hotel pickup, Macao Beach swim, a cave dip, and a cocoa coffee tobacco farm stop for $39.
“Everyone was so helpful and kind I was traveling alone and the guides were absolutely wonderful!!! Thrilling adventure!!”
