Samana Zipline at El Valle — Longest, High-Speed Zipline in the Dominican Republic
Fly across the lush hills of El Valle on the Dominican Republic’s longest zipline—12 cables, 13 platforms, and speeds up to 64 km/h. This guided, safety-focused course pairs big views with an accessible, high-adrenaline run.
The Experience
Before You Go
Wear closed-toe shoes
Sturdy sneakers or hiking shoes keep your feet secure during platform transitions and landings.
Hydrate and avoid heavy meals
Drink water before the start—short climbs plus adrenaline can spike your heart rate and appetite.
Use the operator’s camera service
If you want hands-free footage, the guides can capture your runs so you can ride unencumbered.
Check wind and weather
Operators may cancel in high winds or storms—plan flexibility into travel schedules.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Short beach walk below the course for a quiet post-ride swim
- •Nearby lookout points with panoramic views of Samaná Bay at sunrise
Wildlife
- •Tropical kingbirds and other canopy birds
- •Common iguanas basking on sunlit rocks
Conservation Note
Operators emphasize low-impact infrastructure—stay on designated platforms, avoid littering, and use provided trash receptacles to protect fragile coastal and forest habitats.
Samaná’s landscape reflects a mix of Taino heritage and Spanish colonial influence; today the peninsula blends small coastal communities with growing eco-adventure tourism.
What to Bring
Closed-toe shoesEssential
Grip and protection for platform climbs and landings.
Light windbreaker
Keeps you comfortable on exposed, breezy runs.
Small daypack or belt pouchEssential
Securely holds water and personal items without interfering with the harness.
Sunscreen and sunglassesEssential
Strong Caribbean sun when waiting between lines; protect skin and eyes.
Common Questions
Is the course safe for beginners?
Yes—the operation uses continuous dual-lifeline systems, trained staff at every platform, and assisted braking; riders receive a safety briefing and harness fit before starting.
How high and fast are the runs?
Runs reach roughly 100–122 meters in height on the highest sections, with top speeds near 64 km/h (about 40 mph) on the longest spans.
Is transportation included?
Many bookings include round-trip transfers from Samaná and nearby pickup points—confirm your reservation details when booking.
Can children ride?
The operator advertises suitability for a wide range of visitors; age and weight limits may apply—check with the provider for specific minimums.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
2 hours
Location
Samaná, Samaná
Difficulty
moderate
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required—able to climb short stair sections and stand on platforms; comfortable with heights.
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