Swim the turquoise Hoyo Azul cenote, fly the jungle ziplines and explore caves at your
own pace. What the full-day ticket with hotel pickup really includes, what costs extra, and the best
alternatives, compared honestly.
What's in, what's extraLunch, buggies, cruise and photos spelled out
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Tickets
Choose your Punta Cana adventure day
Scape Park's own full-day ticket with hotel transport, in the centre. Beside it, the two
adventure days people weigh it against: Bavaro Adventure Park and Monkeyland, both with lunch included.
The other big adventure park, near Bávaro. This combo bundles an off-road buggy ride out to an abandoned mine, a zipline circuit and a swim in the waterfall pools, with a Dominican lunch and shared transfers. It is run in guided groups, so each activity is done once rather than repeated at will.
What's included
Buggy ride, zipline circuit and waterfall pool
Typical Dominican lunch
Equipment, safety briefing and bilingual guides
Round-trip shared transfers from your hotel
Not included: drinks and snacks, lockers, photos; free cancellation to 24 hours
The park's own full-day ticket, sold on Viator with round-trip transport from your Punta Cana hotel. Go at your own pace through the jungle park in Cap Cana: swim in the turquoise Hoyo Azul cenote and a cave pool, fly the Eco Splash ziplines, explore the caves and Taino pictographs, and cool off under the Saltos Azules waterfall. Repeat anything you like until the attractions close at 4:30 PM. Lunch is not included.
What's included
Full-day admission to Scape Park's included attractions
A guided day in the hills inland: a circuit of 12 ziplines through the rainforest canopy, then Monkeyland, where squirrel monkeys climb onto your shoulders at feeding time, and a stop at the Coconut House to see cocoa and coffee being made. Lunch is included, and it is the best rated of the three on Viator.
What's included
12-line zipline circuit with equipment
Monkeyland entrance and monkey feeding
Coconut House visit (cocoa, coffee, local produce)
Lunch and bottled water
Hotel pickup in an open safari truck or coach; free cancellation to 24 hours
The headline prices look close. The differences that matter are whether lunch is included,
whether you move at your own pace or with a guide, and how much swimming versus driving you want.
Day out
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Scape Park Cap Cana Full-Day Admission with Transport
Prices are Viator from-prices in USD per adult at the last update. Scape Park
charges about $69 for children 6 to 12 and lets under-6s in free; other tours discount children too. Scape
Park's price excludes lunch, while Bavaro, Monkeyland and Hacienda Tuko include it, so the real gap is smaller
than it looks. Every tour here cancels free up to 24 hours ahead.
What you actually get
Hoyo Azul is inside Scape Park: one ticket, a whole jungle.
Scape Park is a private nature park in Cap Cana, the gated resort community on the southern tip of
Punta Cana. Its star is Hoyo Azul, the startlingly blue cenote at the foot of a limestone cliff that
fills every Punta Cana photo feed. There is no separate way in: a "Hoyo Azul tour" is a Scape Park ticket.
Around it the park strings together ziplines that end in a splash, a cave swim and cave walk, a cultural trail with Taino pictographs, the Saltos Azules waterfall pools and a treetop rope course.
The day is self-guided. You choose the order, repeat what you love, and eat when you like, which is the
big difference from guided parks. The flip side: lunch, drinks, the buggies, the boat and the photos
all cost extra, the trails involve a lot of walking and stairs, and a few attractions run limited hours.
Go early, head for Hoyo Azul or the ziplines first, and check the day's schedule at the gate.
4:30 PM
When the attractions close. Pickups run from about
7:30 AM, so the earliest bus buys you the most time.
Hoyo AzulEco Splash ziplineCave swimSaltos Azules
Cap Cana's coast: Juanillo Beach is about 5 km from the park.
01
Is lunch included?
Not on this ticket. Buy it at the park's restaurants; outside food and drinks are not allowed in.
02
How fit do I need to be?
Reasonably. Expect trails, uneven ground and stairs; it is not wheelchair accessible or advised with back problems.
03
When should I arrive?
At opening. The ziplines and Hoyo Azul get busy first, and everything closes at 4:30 PM.
04
Who might skip it?
Anyone after a lazy beach day. Saona Island gives you sand, sea and lunch instead.
The day
How a Scape Park day unfolds
About seven hours door to door. You set the order; this is the one most guests wish they had used.
01
Hotel pickup
A shared bus collects you from your Bávaro or Punta Cana hotel and drives you into Cap Cana.
7:30 to 9:30 AM
02
Hoyo Azul first
Walk the 750-metre jungle trail to the cenote and swim before the crowds arrive.
From 9 AM
03
Ziplines and splashes
The Eco Splash zipline, water hammocks and rope course, then lunch at the park restaurant.
Late morning
04
Caves and waterfall
The cave walk and cave swim, then the Saltos Azules pools before the last rides close.
Photos: guest and operator images from Viator listings for Scape Park.
Plan your day
Plan your Scape Park visit
Getting there, tickets and ages, the rules and what to bring: one tab each.
Hotel pickup is included from most Bávaro and Punta Cana hotels, usually between 7:30 and 9:30 AM.
The provider confirms your exact pickup time; contact them the day before if you have not heard.
Scape Park is inside Cap Cana, a gated community: keep your booking reference handy for the security gate.
The park opens 9 AM to 5 PM daily; the attractions close at 4:30 PM.
Staying in Bayahibe? The park only runs pickups there on some days, so check before you book.
Adults are 13 and over; children 6 to 12 pay a discounted rate (about $69); under-6s go free.
The Viator ticket covers admission and transport; lunch, drinks, buggies, the Sunshine Cruise and photos are extra.
The park sells combos with the buggies or the Sunshine Cruise, but not both on the same day.
Activities are not sold one by one: full admission is the ticket.
Zip lines: maximum 280 lb and a 44-inch waist; children under 12 must be with an adult.
The Super Ride zipline needs guests at least 4 ft tall and 100 to 280 lb.
No outside food or drinks, selfie sticks or drones.
Not for pregnant guests or anyone with heart, back or serious medical conditions; not wheelchair accessible.
Swimsuit under quick-dry clothes.
Closed-toe water shoes with grip, for wet trails and stairs.
Biodegradable sunscreen and a towel.
A waterproof phone pouch.
Card or cash for lunch, lockers, souvenirs and photos.
IncludedHoyo AzulThe turquoise cenote under the cliff, about 15 minutes' walk on a jungle trail.
IncludedEco Splash ziplineLines over the canopy that finish with a splash into a lagoon.
IncludedCaves and cave swimA walk through an underground cave and a swim in a cave pool.
IncludedSaltos AzulesMulti-level waterfall pools, plus the treetop Rope Runners course.
Limited hoursSuper RideA face-down zipline at up to about 75 km/h; it can run limited hours.
Extra costBuggies and the boatBuggy rides and the Sunshine snorkel cruise are sold as add-ons.
Where the day happens
Scape Park location
Scape Park at Cap Cana
Cap Cana, Punta Cana, La Altagracia, Dominican Republic
The park sits inland in Cap Cana, the gated resort development south of Punta Cana International
Airport, about 5 km (3 miles) from Juanillo Beach. With the Viator ticket you do not need to find it:
a shared bus picks you up at your hotel in the morning, and the provider confirms the time. Keep your
booking reference to hand for the Cap Cana gate and the park entrance.
4.3★★★★★ 1,346 reviews · Scape Park Cap Cana full day live Viator & Tripadvisor figure
★★★★★
Scape park lived up to all the hype! Such a blast and a must do when vacationing in the DR! Driver prompt and made to travel a breeze.
★★★★★
Worth it!!! The zip lines were fantastic, the staff were very knowledgeable, and made you feel very safe throughout. Monkeyland was amazing as well.
★★★★★
So much to do! Note, there is a lot of walking to get to the center and the cave swim, the maps are not to scale. There are shuttles, so take advantage of that if hiking is not your style.
★★★★★
The Cap Cana scape park was such a fun and exciting adventure park! The eco splash ziplining was the best!
★★★★★
Lockers, showers, food, & shops on site. This is perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers. Prepare to walk as you take a self paced adventure through the jungle park.
★★★★★
Bavaro Adventure Park is so fun!!!! The cave, waterfall and natural pools were amazing. The lunch was delicious.
★★★★★
There is a little bit of everything for all ages! The staff works extremely hard to please their customers and to make sure everyone is having fun.
★★★★★
This was absolutely worth it! I love that you are able to do as you please and not follow a group! Get ready to HIKE if you plan on see the blue hole or zip line, but WORTH IT.
★★★★★
Amazing loved it, me and my son had best time, nice relax fun packed day, well worth it, would go again.
Quotes from verified Viator bookings on the tours above, lightly trimmed for length.
Not a park person?
Take the beach day instead
No trails and no stairs: a speedboat, a natural pool full of starfish, and an afternoon on the
sand with lunch and drinks included.
Saona Island Day Trip with Lunch and Open Bar
★ 4.3 · 3,301 reviews · 9 hours
If what you really want is a beach, this is Punta Cana's classic day out: a speedboat to Saona Island in the East National Park, a stop at the shallow natural pool where starfish live, three hours on palm-lined white sand, and a Dominican buffet lunch with an open bar of beer, rum and soft drinks.
Scape Park is Punta Cana's jungle playground: a cenote, caves, waterfalls and ziplines in one
park, with a single ticket and hotel pickup. Here is what the ticket buys, what it costs once you are there,
and how to get the most out of a long, active day.
What Scape Park is, and what it isn't
Scape Park is a private eco-adventure park inside Cap Cana, the gated development at the southern end of
Punta Cana. It is built around natural features rather than rides: the Hoyo Azul cenote at the foot of a
limestone cliff, caves with an underground swimming pool, a cultural trail past Taino pictographs, and the
Saltos Azules waterfall pools, linked by jungle paths. Ziplines, water hammocks and a treetop rope course
add the adrenaline. It is not a theme park with queues for rides, and it is not a beach: expect a day on
your feet, in and out of the water.
The caves are part of the ticket; the cave swim is a favourite with guests.
What it really costs
The full-day admission with transport is from $129 per adult on Viator in 2026, the same as the park's own
full-admission price, with children 6 to 12 at about $69 and under-6s free. On top of that, plan for lunch
and drinks at the park, since outside food is not allowed, plus lockers and any photos. The park sells buggy
and boat combos for $169 per adult. A family of four with lunch will spend over $400, which is why it
pays to arrive early and use the whole day.
The honest small print: the most common complaints are not about the park itself but
about the extras and the timing: lunch is not included, photos are sold separately, and a few attractions
run limited hours or open later in the day. Ask at the gate what is running, do the busiest attractions
first, and budget for lunch.
Scape Park or a guided park?
The big difference from Bavaro Adventure Park or the Monkeyland zipline tour is freedom:
at Scape Park you choose the order and can repeat the ziplines and swims as often as you like. One guest
who did both parks wrote that Bavaro let them do each activity once, while Scape Park kept them busy until
closing. The guided parks include lunch and a set programme; Bavaro adds buggies, Monkeyland adds the
monkeys. If you want a cenote and swimming, Scape Park is the one; if you want to drive a buggy, go to
Bavaro or add buggies to Scape Park.
Lunch is bought on site at Scape Park; the guided parks include a Dominican lunch.
Making the most of the day
Take the earliest pickup you can, wear your swimsuit under your clothes and closed-toe water shoes, and
head straight for Hoyo Azul or the ziplines before the crowds. Eat an early lunch, save the caves and the
waterfall for the afternoon, and check which attractions close first. If long walks are hard, use the park
shuttles: the map is not to scale.
Water shoes, a swimsuit, a towel and a waterproof pouch: the Scape Park kit.
Straight answers to what visitors ask most about Scape Park and Hoyo Azul.
What is included in the Scape Park full-day admission?
The Viator ticket covers round-trip hotel pickup and a full day at Scape Park's included attractions: the Hoyo Azul cenote, the Eco Splash ziplines, the caves and cave swim, the Saltos Azules waterfall pools, Rope Runners and the cultural trail with Taino pictographs. It does not include lunch, drinks, the buggies, the Sunshine Cruise, the Cliffhangers climbing and rappelling, or souvenir photos. See the ticket.
How much does Scape Park cost?
The full-day admission with transport is from $129 per adult (13 and over) on Viator in 2026. Children 6 to 12 pay a discounted rate of about $69, and under-6s go free. The park also sells combos that add the buggies or the Sunshine Cruise for $169 per adult. Lunch is extra. See the ticket guide.
Is lunch included at Scape Park?
No. Lunch, snacks and drinks are sold at the park's restaurants and bars, and you cannot bring outside food or drinks in. Bring a card or cash. If you want lunch in the price, Bavaro Adventure Park and the Monkeyland zipline tour both include it.
Is Hoyo Azul inside Scape Park?
Yes. The Hoyo Azul cenote, the "blue hole" in every Punta Cana photo feed, sits inside Scape Park at the foot of a limestone cliff, and your admission covers it. It is a 750-metre trail from the park centre, about 15 minutes on foot, and the park puts its depth at about 12 feet. Life vests are provided. Read the Hoyo Azul guide.
How long do you need at Scape Park?
A full day. The park opens at 9 AM and the attractions close at 4:30 PM, and the Viator ticket runs about seven hours including pickup. Some attractions run limited schedules, and guests report a few not opening until the afternoon, so check the day's schedule at the entrance and plan around it.
Is Scape Park worth it?
For active travelers, usually yes: it rates 4.3 from 1,346 reviews, and guests love that you move at your own pace and can repeat the ziplines and swims. The common complaints are the amount of walking and stairs, paying extra for food and photos, and attractions that are closed or open late on the day. If you want a guided day with lunch included, compare Scape Park and Bavaro Adventure Park.
Is Scape Park good for kids?
Yes for active kids. Under-6s enter free and there is a Mini Scape play area for little ones. The zip lines have limits: a maximum of 280 lb, children under 12 need an adult, and the Super Ride zipline needs guests at least 4 feet tall and 100 lb. Trails are rough and not stroller-friendly.
What should I wear to Scape Park?
Your swimsuit under quick-dry clothes, closed-toe water shoes with grip, and biodegradable sunscreen. Bring a towel, a waterproof phone pouch and a card or cash for lunch, lockers and photos. Selfie sticks and drones are not allowed. See what to wear and bring.
Where is Scape Park, and how do I get there?
In Cap Cana, the gated resort community south of Punta Cana International Airport, about 5 km (3 miles) from Juanillo Beach. The Viator ticket includes pickup from most Bávaro and Punta Cana hotels, usually between 7:30 and 9:30 AM; the provider confirms your exact time.
Scape Park or Bavaro Adventure Park: which is better?
Scape Park is the nature park: cenotes, caves and waterfalls, self-paced and repeatable, with lunch extra. Bavaro Adventure Park is guided, built around buggies and ziplines, and includes lunch. Pick Scape Park for Hoyo Azul and swimming, Bavaro for driving and a set programme.
Can I cancel my Scape Park ticket?
Yes. The Scape Park ticket and every other tour listed here can be cancelled for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time on Viator.
Do I need to know how to swim at Scape Park?
No. The park says swimming skills are not required: life vests are provided free and trained rescue staff watch the water attractions. Pregnant guests and people with heart, back or serious medical conditions should skip the zip lines and high-risk activities.
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