Scape Park Cap Cana Guide: Tickets, Prices, Hoyo Azul & Hotel Pickup

Scape Park Cap Cana is a full-day adventure park in Cap Cana with Hoyo Azul, ziplines, freshwater caves, waterfalls, wildlife encounters, and cultural trails. Adult admission starts at $129, children ages 5-12 start at $69, and children under 5 enter free. Hotel pickup is available with Punta Cana Transfer packages.

Choose Scape Park if you want one active day outside the resort with nature, water, and adventure in the same place. It is a strong fit for couples, families with active children, friends, and travelers who want more than a beach day.

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Quick Facts

What Can You Do at Scape Park?

Scape Park is not a single-attraction stop. It is a large outdoor adventure park where you can spend most of the day moving between swimming areas, trails, wildlife zones, and adventure activities.

The main experiences include:

• Hoyo Azul cenote.

• Zip Line Eco Adventure.

• Cave swim in underground freshwater springs.

• Saltos Azules waterfalls and water features.

• Faunaland with tropical wildlife.

• El Rancho with farm animals.

• Cultural Route with Dominican and Taino-inspired displays.

• Optional add-ons such as buggy or Sunshine Cruise packages.

Most visitors should plan a full day. If you arrive late or leave early, you may not feel you used the ticket well.

Hoyo Azul

Hoyo Azul is the signature attraction at Scape Park. It is a natural freshwater cenote with turquoise water at the base of a 75-meter limestone cliff. You reach it by walking a nature trail inside the park.

Hoyo Azul is included with general admission. It is not sold as a separate standalone ticket through Punta Cana Transfer. Life jackets are used for swimmers at Hoyo Azul, and biodegradable sunscreen is required near the cenote.

For the best experience, go early in the day before the park gets hotter and before more groups arrive.

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Ziplines, Caves and Waterfalls

Scape Park includes several adventure activities in one visit. The Zip Line Eco Adventure runs over Caribbean cliffs and tropical scenery. The cave swim takes you into a freshwater spring inside a natural cave. Saltos Azules adds waterfalls, water hammocks, and natural pools.

Some activities have age, height, weight, health, or comfort requirements. If anyone in your group is pregnant, has back or heart concerns, has mobility limitations, or is nervous about heights, confirm before booking.

Ticket Prices and Packages

Current visible prices include:

Food, drinks, photos, and lockers are not included. Budget extra for meals, a locker, and personal purchases inside the park.

Hotel Pickup

Scape Park packages with Punta Cana Transfer include hotel pickup for many Punta Cana, Bavaro, and Cap Cana hotels. Pickup time depends on your hotel zone and is confirmed before the tour.

Cap Cana hotels are usually closest to the park. Bavaro and Punta Cana hotels require more travel time. Uvero Alto, Bayahibe, and La Romana require special pickup planning and availability can depend on the date.

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What to Wear and Bring

Wear a swimsuit under light, quick-dry clothing. Bring water shoes or secure closed-toe shoes, biodegradable sunscreen, a towel, a waterproof phone pouch, insect repellent, and cash or card for food, lockers, photos, or personal extras.

Avoid flip-flops, high heels, loose sandals, expensive jewelry, delicate clothing, and items you do not want to get wet.

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Is Scape Park Worth It?

Scape Park is worth it for active travelers who want a full day with cenotes, ziplines, caves, waterfalls, and wildlife in one place. It is not the best choice if you want a quiet beach day, minimal walking, or a low-movement tour.

The best way to get value is to arrive early, prioritize Hoyo Azul and the scheduled activities, wear the right shoes, and plan for food and locker costs.

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Scape Park with Kids

Scape Park can work well for families, especially with children old enough to enjoy walking, swimming, wildlife, and outdoor activity. Younger children can enjoy calmer areas with supervision, while older kids and teens may enjoy the more active attractions.

Some activities have age, height, weight, or safety rules. Families should confirm restrictions before booking and plan breaks during the day.

Read the Scape Park with kids guide

Scape Park Compared with Other Adventure Parks

Scape Park is best if your group wants Hoyo Azul, caves, ziplines, waterfalls, wildlife, and a Cap Cana setting. La Hacienda is better if you want a structured mountain day with lunch, horseback riding, river swimming, buggies, and a chairlift. Bavaro Adventure Park is better if off-road vehicles are the main reason you want to book.

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