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Scapepark Cap Cana

★★★★★ (33 customer reviews)

From $64

Can't pick just one excursion? Don't. Scape Park in Cap Cana hands you a menu and lets you build the day yourself — swim an electric-blue cenote, ride a cliff-mounted zip line, drop into a cave pool, or park yourself on Juanillo Beach with the bar open. Take one, take the lot.

Duration: Approx 8 Hours Time of Day: Morning
Adult: $120

Adult is 13 or over

Child: $64

Child price is for children 6 to 12 years of age

Estimated total $0

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Can't Pick One Tour? Build Your Own Day

If choosing a single excursion out of everything Punta Cana throws at you feels impossible, here's the easy way out: Scape Park. It's a big adventure park down in the southern tip of Cap Cana, spread across wild dry forest at the foot of the towering Farallón Cliff — and the whole point is that you stack several very different adventures into one park on one day.

  • Kick off the flip-flops, lace up the sneakers.
  • Put down the umbrella drink, pick up a camera.

And you're the one who decides what happens. Take one thing off the menu below, take a few, or take all of it:

  • Hoyo Azul — a cenote of impossibly blue, crystal-clear water pooled at the foot of the cliff and topped up by an underground spring. Climb in and cool off.
  • Iguabonita Cave — a steady 20-minute climb up El Farallón Cliff, past native plants and wildlife, brings you to the cave mouth; inside are ancient rock formations, resident bats, and Taíno petroglyphs in the dark.
  • Zip Lines — eight lines strung across the Cap Cana forest, the longest around 1,500 feet and the highest 250 feet up, linked by suspension bridges and eco-trails. What sets this course apart: it's bolted to the face of the Farallón Cliff instead of hung from trees, with 12 platforms in all. There isn't another like it anywhere.
  • Cave Swim — a short walk through the bush drops you at Las Hondas Cave. Head down into the half-dark until the water glows blue, then swim in the quiet of the cavern.
  • Beach Getaway — about two hours at Playa Juanillo: clear blue Caribbean, an open bar, and non-motorized fun like volleyball or paddleboarding.
  • Saltos Azules — a huge pool-and-waterfall formed inside a natural cave, rigged with diving platforms, hanging zip lines, a Tarzan rope swing and water hammocks. Or claim a lounger and just take it in.
  • Sunshine Cruise — a sail along Cap Cana's coastline with Caribbean music, dancing and an open bar; snorkel, grab a snack from the floating bar, and stop at a waist-deep natural pool of aquamarine water. (This one costs a little extra — see below.)

In short: swim a cenote, fly a zip line, hike to a cave, cruise the coast, or just claim a patch of beach — your call.

Lock in your park admission ahead of time; scroll up to reserve.

The resort buffet can wait — go spend a full day making real memories at Cap Cana's legendary Scape Park.

What's Included

  • Transport
  • Guide
  • Lunch available for purchase

What to Bring

  • Sunscreen
  • Sneakers
  • Hat
  • Sunglasses
  • Bug repellent
  • Cash
  • Bathing suit
  • Towel

Good to know

  • Several activities are physical — hiking, stairs and suspension bridges — so moderate fitness helps.
  • Pregnant women can't take part in this tour.
  • The Beach Getaway option isn't available on Sundays.
  • The Sunshine Cruise option costs an extra $30 per person.