Damajagua Waterfalls

One of our most refreshing and exciting excursions is our trip to explore the famous waterfalls. This national park is situated only half an hour from Puerto Plata. It consists of the winding river Damajagua, making its way down the mountain forming 27 awesome waterfalls with natural slides and amazing cliffs.

This all-natural water park has become a major attraction, especially for young people who like to get an adrenaline rush. It takes about half an hour on foot walking on beautiful trails through the tropical rainforest to get to the waterfalls, enjoying scenic views, taking pictures, jumping, and sliding into the pools of water formed in between the limestone cliffs.

Why to choose this adventure?

Natural Beauty: The waterfalls are set amidst stunning tropical scenery, with lush greenery and crystal-clear pools, making it a picturesque destination for nature lovers and photographers.

Adventure: The opportunity to hike, swim, and explore the waterfalls offers an exciting and adrenaline-pumping adventure for visitors seeking outdoor thrills.

Refreshing swim: The natural pools formed by the cascading waterfalls provide a refreshing and invigorating swimming experience, especially on hot days.

Cliffs jumping and sliding: For those seeking an extra adrenaline rush, there are opportunities for cliff jumping and sliding down natural rock slides into the pools below.

For your protection, you will be provided with life vests and helmets. We advise you to wear sturdy outdoor or water shoes and not bring anything that cannot get wet.

Certain people may not able to attend in this tour due to safety concerns or physical limitations. This could include:

People with mobility issues: People who have difficulty walking long distances or navigating uneven terrain may struggle with this tour.

People with Medical conditions: Certain Medical conditions such a heart problems, respiratory issues.

Pregnant women: Pregnant women should avoid jumping or sliding into cascades due to the risk of injury and their unborn child. The sudden impact and immersion in cold water could also pose health risks during pregnancy.

Young children under 8 yrs old: Children may tire quickly or become restless on hiking.

What to bring:

• Swimsuit
• Towel
• Sunscreen
• Hat and sunglasses
• Quick-drying clothing
• Water shoes or sturdy sandals
• Souvenirs and tip money
• Insect repellent
• Waterproof camera