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Combine a hands-on squirrel monkey encounter with a 7-station, 4,500-foot zipline course near Cabarete. In about three hours you’ll meet rescued capuchins, cross suspension bridges, and drop into a bat cave on a fan-descender—guided and port pickup included.
Combine a hands-on squirrel monkey encounter with a 7-station, 4,500-foot zipline course near Cabarete. In about three hours you’ll meet rescued capuchins, cross suspension bridges, and drop into a bat cave on a fan-descender—guided and port pickup included.
The trail opens with bird chatter and the smell of damp limestone as you step off the van and into a botanical park where squirrel monkeys move like living jewelry—perching on shoulders, peeking from hairlines, and inspecting camera lenses with curious fingers.
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Operated by Anddy tours aventure · Cabarete, Puerto Plata
The trail opens with bird chatter and the smell of damp limestone as you step off the van and into a botanical park where squirrel monkeys move like living jewelry—perching on shoulders, peeking from hairlines, and inspecting camera lenses with curious fingers.
This compact shore excursion pairs an up-close primate encounter with a mountaintop zipline course carved into old karst terrain. The park sits near an old grotto; below it is an enclosure for rescued capuchin monkeys, a blunt reminder of local wildlife trade and recovery efforts. Geologically, the area is shaped by fractured limestone and caverns—hence the zipline’s signature 50-foot fan-descender drop into an ancient bat cave.
Culturally, Cabarete’s coastline is known for wind and kitesurfing rather than jungle safaris, but inland attractions grew from small farm and fishing communities and now support eco-tourism and animal rescue programs.
Practical note: the full program runs about three hours and includes private transport from nearby ports, bottled water, professional guides, and all zipline equipment. Expect seven stations across roughly 4,500 feet of line, two suspension bridges, and guides who brief on safety and photo moments. Follow staff instructions around wildlife—do not apply sunscreen or insect repellent in the monkey area—and be prepared to sign a liability waiver. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring a light layer for higher elevations, and schedule this in the morning to avoid midday heat or late-afternoon showers. The itinerary is friendly for most ages but excludes infants under three and those with serious back, heart, or pregnancy concerns.
moderate.
3 hours.
Suitable for people with average fitness who can climb stairs and handle short, steep approaches; not recommended for those with serious back or heart conditions.
Yes—children are welcome but the operator prohibits infants under 3; guides report the course suits many ages but check weight/age limits during booking.
Interaction is encouraged under staff guidance, but feeding is limited to approved food only and sunscreen or insect repellent is not allowed in monkey areas to protect animal health.
Private transport and port pickup are included for guests near Cabarete and Sosua; other pickup areas such as Puerto Plata or Amber Cove may incur an extra charge—confirm when booking.
This activity is not recommended for guests with serious spinal, heart, or pregnancy-related conditions; a liability waiver is required for all participants.
The park area sits on limestone karst with caves historically used by local communities; modern eco-tourism grew here as coastal towns like Cabarete shifted from fishing to service and adventure offerings.
The operator houses rescued capuchins and follows rules to minimize human impact—avoid chemicals on skin, heed guide instructions, and support rescue programs with respectful behavior.
Anddy tours aventure operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The trail opens with bird chatter and the smell of damp limestone as you step off the van and into a botanical park where squirrel monkeys move like living jewelry—perching on shoulders, peeking from hairlines, and inspecting camera lenses with curious fingers.
The trail opens with bird chatter and the smell of damp limestone as you step off the van and into a botanical park where squirrel monkeys move like living jewelry—perching on shoulders, peeking from hairlines, and inspecting camera lenses with curious fingers.
This compact shore excursion pairs an up-close primate encounter with a mountaintop zipline course carved into old karst terrain. The park sits near an old grotto; below it is an enclosure for rescued capuchin monkeys, a blunt reminder of local wildlife trade and recovery efforts. Geologically, the area is shaped by fractured limestone and caverns—hence the zipline’s signature 50-foot fan-descender drop into an ancient bat cave.
Culturally, Cabarete’s coastline is known for wind and kitesurfing rather than jungle safaris, but inland attractions grew from small farm and fishing communities and now support eco-tourism and animal rescue programs.
Practical note: the full program runs about three hours and includes private transport from nearby ports, bottled water, professional guides, and all zipline equipment. Expect seven stations across roughly 4,500 feet of line, two suspension bridges, and guides who brief on safety and photo moments. Follow staff instructions around wildlife—do not apply sunscreen or insect repellent in the monkey area—and be prepared to sign a liability waiver. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring a light layer for higher elevations, and schedule this in the morning to avoid midday heat or late-afternoon showers. The itinerary is friendly for most ages but excludes infants under three and those with serious back, heart, or pregnancy concerns.