5/5 Jennifer H. 2 months ago on Google • 190 reviews New
We
did
the
Waterfalls
of
Damajagua
excursion
with
our
Carnival
Celebration
Cruise
Ship.
Do
not
be
afraid
to
take
on
this
adventure.
Yes,
it
involves
a
hike,
but
they
take
so
many
breaks
that
you
don't
even
get
a
chance
to
become
winded!
They
also
give
you
two
bottles
of
water
and
encourage
you
to
save
them.
We
all
ended
up
giving
back
a
whole
bottle
of
water
because
we
didn't
drink
on
the
way
up,
expecting
it
to
become
strenuous!
Drink
your
water!
We
went
down
7
slides
and
were
in
the
water
for
about
20
minutes.
It
is
chilly,
so
any
longer
would
have
gotten
uncomfortable.
I
wore
long
Irontide
shorts
and
a
rash
guard
swimsuit.
This
really
helped
me
not
to
get
beaten
up
by
the
rocks.
My
phone
remained
secure
&
dry
in
my
pocket.
We
weren't
too
hot
hiking
up
because
you
are
mostly
in
the
shade
of
trees.
If
you
wear
prescription
glasses,
the
guide
will
hold
them
for
you
during
each
slide
and
then
give
them
back
while
you
are
walking
in
the
water.
You
can
not
wear
sunglasses.
I
have
a
cataract,
so
sun
exposure
is
not
an
option.
I
bought
transition
contact
lenses,
and
they
worked
perfectly.
You
can
see
the
waterfalls
from
the
zip
lines,
just
sayin'!
The
guides
take
awesome
pictures
and
video's
and
sell
them
for
$50
after
the
excursion.
They
give
you
a
zip
drive.
You
have
to
ASK
where
to
get
your
pictures
after
the
excursion
ends
and
before
you
get
back
on
the
bus.
They
do
not
PUSH
that
sale
like
they
do
in
Mexico!!
We
did
not
take
extra
clothes.
We
dried
out
on
the
hike
down.
You
can
rent
a
locker
with
your
cruise
Sail
&
Sign
card,
but
we
didn't
need
one.
You
can
wear
any
water
shoes
or
tennis
shoes
in
the
water.
NO
CROCS,
though.
After
our
excursion,
my
hubby
and
I
took
a
taxi
into
Puerto
Plata
Town
to
see
umbrella
street,
pink
street,
and
eat
at
the
authentic
Dominican
Republic
restaurant,
Polanco.
We
had
two
hours.
The
taxi
ride
takes
21
minutes
EACH
WAY.
Trust
the
taxi
drivers
when
they
tell
you
that
they
WILL
get
you
back
to
the
ship
in
time!
I
wanted
to
go
to
the
port
chocolate
shop,
buy
Mama
Juana,
and
buy
a
Christmas
tree
ornament
BEFORE
going
on
our
excursion.
I
took
advantage
of
the
island
bikes
to
quickly
get
to
the
Amber
Cove
port
shops,
back
to
the
ship
and
back
to
the
Amber
Cove
port
shopping
area
before
our
excursion
(yes,
the
cruise
dock
is
longer
than
usual).
I
knew
we
would
not
have
time
to
shop
at
the
port
AND
go
into
Puerto
Plata
Town
after
our
excursion.