El Limón Waterfall ATV Tour
A mountain trail to the area of the 40-metre waterfall. The final climb is on horseback or on foot.
What the ride is like
El Limón is the best known waterfall in Samaná: around 40 metres of drop and a natural pool at the bottom where you can swim. It sits deep in the mountains, surrounded by dense green.
The ATV route is a mountain one: you climb from the main road on dirt tracks between smallholdings, with the views opening up as you gain height.
One thing to know: you cannot reach the waterfall itself by vehicle. We take you to the area and the final climb is done on horseback or on foot. We arrange all of it when we set up the trip.
What makes this trip
- A 40-metre waterfall with a natural pool to swim in
- Mountain route on dirt tracks between smallholdings
- Final climb on horseback or on foot, arranged by us
- Can be combined with the Las Terrenas route
What does it cost? If you ride it self-drive, rental starts at US$50 per ATV per day. If you want it guided, it depends on how many of you are riding and whether you combine routes, so we quote that separately. Message us and we will send you the exact price, no commitment.
How booking works
- Message us on WhatsApp with your date, how many people and where you are staying.
- We send price and availability in minutes, no commitment.
- We arrange delivery or a meeting point that works for you.
- Riding briefing before you go — handling, route and safety.
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FAQ
Can you reach El Limón waterfall by ATV?
As far as the area, yes. The final climb up to the waterfall is done on horseback or on foot, and we arrange it with you before you set off.
Can you swim at El Limón waterfall?
Yes, there is a natural pool at the bottom. Bring swimwear, a towel and shoes you do not mind getting wet.
About the area
We are the operator: we provide the ATV, the route and the guide. If you want to read about the area before you come — what it is like, what else is nearby, where to eat — the Samaná tourism portal covers it in detail:
El Limón Waterfall on SamanaOnline →