Twelve ziplines strung across the Anamuya mountains, eighteen platforms, and the longest cable in the Dominican Republic – 800 metres of open air with jungle running underneath you.
It starts at the welcome centre, where the canopy guides fit your gear and take you through the safety briefing. Then you climb to the first platform and go. Some lines are fast, some are long, several cross open riverbed, and two run side by side so you can race whoever you came with.
The course sits roughly 20 to 45 minutes inland by safari truck depending on your resort, high enough that the views open up between runs. The operator is certified annually by the Association for Challenge Course Technology.
Worth knowing before you book: the limits here are set by the harness, not by nerve. Riders need to weigh between 44 and 280 pounds with a waist under 44 inches, and everyone signs a waiver and sits through the briefing before the first platform. Children can ride from age six, though six to twelve year olds finish at line eight rather than running the full circuit, so a younger child and an adult will not end the course together.
No experience is needed, and the guides handle the technical side: they fit the gear, clip you on, and send you off. If you have never done a canopy course, this is a reasonable first one – the longest run comes late in the circuit, by which point the height has stopped registering.
Want more from the same day? The zipline is also paired with a 4×4 buggy drive in the Jungle Buggy & Zipline Adventure, or with a Monkey Land visit in the Zipline & Monkey Land Adventure.




















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