
moderate
8–9 hours
Comfortable with stairs, short walks on uneven terrain, and light upper-body effort for zipline braking as instructed.
Soar above the Anamuya hills, rip a private buggy circuit, and cool off in a clear river—La Hacienda Park packs the Dominican Republic’s greatest hits into one seamless day. Cultural tastings, horseback riding, and a standout chairlift keep the pace dynamic without feeling rushed.
Morning sun shakes the mist from the Anamuya hills as the chairlift hums to life, gliding you above a quilt of palms and cacao groves. The forest below stirs—breezes tug at fronds, a river flashes between stones—and the Dominican countryside invites you to play. At La Hacienda Park, the day moves like a pulse: float, fly, drive, and cool off, then do it again.

Start hydrated and keep sipping throughout the day—humid, tropical conditions make electrolytes and water essential.
Closed-toe shoes or grippy water shoes handle zipline stairs, buggy pedals, and slippery river stones far better than sandals.
Use a strap for sunglasses and action cams; zip pockets for phones. Gravity and wind are not negotiable on the ziplines.
Wear a quick-dry outfit over your swimsuit so you can move easily between rides and the river without changing clothes.
The Anamuya foothills have long supported coffee and cacao farms; today, community-guided adventure tourism offers a sustainable alternative to large-scale cane agriculture.
Stay on marked paths, avoid single-use plastics, and use reef-safe sunscreen to reduce runoff into the river system and downstream coastal waters.
Provide traction on zipline platforms, buggy pedals, and slick river rocks without needing a footwear change.
A brimmed hat, reef-safe sunscreen, and UV sunglasses help manage strong Caribbean sun.
summer specific
Mountain showers move quickly—packable protection keeps you comfortable between activities.
spring specific
Hands-free mounting captures zipline and buggy moments without risking your phone.