Scape Park Entry, Eight Zip Lines

Punta Cana: Scape Park Entry for Cenote, Zip Lines, & Caves

★ 4.4 280 reviews

7 hours, pickup offered, free cancellation.

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Duration: 7 hours
Cancellation: Free cancellation

Overview

Scape Park sits in the jungle outside Punta Cana, and this ticket bundles full park entry with roundtrip transport from major hotels in the area. The whole outing runs about seven hours, door to door. Once inside, the core draw is a circuit of eight zip lines strung through the canopy along a cliff face, with helmet, harness and life jackets provided.

Beyond the zip lines, the park mixes adrenaline with slower attractions. You can swim in a cenote, an underground spring with clear water, and walk through Iguabonita Cave, a network of chambers and tunnels with visible geological formations. Animal encounters are part of the day too: parrots, rhinoceros iguanas, squirrel and capuchin monkeys, plus horses, goats and ponies. A culture walk shows replica homes of the Taino people, Spanish conquistadors, African slaves and traditional Dominican households.

It suits families with school-age children, teenagers and adults who want several activities in one place without organising each one separately. Reviewers repeatedly call the park safe and well run. Food, drinks, tips, photos and locker locks cost extra, and the listing notes a cruise with snorkelling can be purchased to extend the visit.

What's Included

Included

Roundtrip transportation to all major hotels in Punta Cana
Full admission to the park
Playground access
Helmet and harness
Life jackets

Not Included

Food and drinks
Tips
Photos
Locks for the locker rooms

Itinerary

Hotel pickupA vehicle collects you from major Punta Cana hotels for the transfer out to the park.
Scenic transferThe drive runs through jungle scenery to Scape Park's entrance.
Park activitiesYour included ticket covers the eight-line zip circuit, the cenote swim, Iguabonita Cave, the animal areas, the culture walk and the playground, which you move between at your own pace. The listing does not fix an order for these activities.
Optional extrasA cruise with snorkelling can be purchased separately to extend the day.
Return transferThe vehicle takes you back to your original pickup point at the end of the day.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points shape how the day goes, based on the listing and what past visitors report.

Footwear matters. You get wet repeatedly, so water shoes seem logical, but several paths have stones. One reviewer who went with teenagers said old sneakers might have been the better call. Bring comfortable shoes and swimwear.
Bring a lock. Locks for the locker rooms are not included, and one reviewer reported a charge of five dollars at the ticket office. Bringing one from home avoids that.
Food costs extra. Meals and drinks are not in the ticket. A reviewer found the on-site food expensive but pretty good, so budget for it or bring cash.
Active day. One reviewer reported there were not many lines, which made it easier to fit everything in. The listing does not state a fitness requirement.
Photo sales. Photos are a paid extra, not included. Two reviewers commented on park photography, one calling the pictures beautiful and another wishing they had seen the ones taken en route.
Kids' playground. The Eco Kids Village playground is limited to children aged 2 to 12. One reviewer who visited with three teenagers found the park plenty of fun for that age group.

Common issues. Food, drinks, photos, tips and locker locks are all excluded, and one reviewer reported the lock costs five dollars at the ticket office. One reviewer described a reckless driver on the outbound transfer, though the same reviewer said everything else was very good. Some travellers say clearer information on activity hours and temporary closures within the park would help, so it is worth asking staff which attractions are running when you arrive.

Common Questions

Is Hotel Pickup Included?

Yes, roundtrip transportation to all major hotels in the Punta Cana area is included, along with full admission to the park. You are returned to your pickup point at the end of the day.

How Long Does The Tour Last?

The full experience runs about seven hours from pickup to drop-off. That covers the transfer, the zip line circuit, the cenote, the cave, the animal areas and the culture walk.

Is Food And Drink Included?

No. Food and drinks, tips, photos and locker locks are all excluded. Bring cash, since one reviewer reported paying five dollars for a locker lock at the ticket office.

Is It Suitable For Children?

Yes, families commonly visit with children and teenagers. The Eco Kids Village playground is reserved for children aged 2 to 12.

What Should I Bring?

Comfortable shoes, swimwear and comfortable clothes, plus beachwear, cash and a passport or ID card, with a copy accepted. Since you get wet through the day and some paths have stones, footwear that can handle both helps. Consider bringing a lock for the lockers.

Can I Cancel If My Plans Change?

Yes, the listing allows cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Alcohol and drugs are not allowed in the park.