We were here yesterday while at the Scape Park and after zip lining in the heat this was a welcome spot to trek to for exceptional relief. You must wear a helmet for safety, Miguel in the photos was passing those out. I understand safety first, but fortunately we did not have to wear a life vest as we are all competent swimmers. We were a party of 4 my husband, son and daughter and I. I would say this was our favorite part of the park given the heat. I did not get the name of the wonderful gentleman who was assisting people in the water, I wish I had to thank him in this review he is awesome. I realized after my jump off the platform that my Apple Watch had come off on impact when I entered the water. I should have had a more secure band on it. The gentleman dove with a mask immediately down the 50 feet in the water and came back up with it. I was so thrilled at his skill, this was obviously not the first article he retrieved from depths. I tipped him generously. Note: water shoes are important, the steps out of the blue hole are damp and slick. You must walk carefully, I did see a lady fall who was barefoot. The little market near the Hoya Azul is a great place to get a bottle of water, soda or a beer if you need relief from the heat. They also sell popsicles and chips. We would definitely go back to the Scape Park just for this attraction.

The best adventure park me and my kids have been to till date. We are from California and have been to almost all parks there and will rate this higher. Beautiful scenery and a view of the entire city from top. It was so much fun ziplining on a cliff, swimming in underground caves, jumping from water zip lines and riding in our splash hammocks! Do visit Hoyo Azul. There is nothing more refreshing on a hot summer day. We reached there at 9 am and after signing waivers and other formalities were ready to do first ride in 10 minutes. We went there on a week day maybe that is reason for no rush. Water and other beverages come at $2 so don’t bother carrying too much . Enough to drink and eat that you will survive the day. Staff extremely friendly and nice . Contrary to what some other reviews indicated there is too much tipping pressure we don’t agree. It will not be a bad idea to carry cash and tip generously as staff is working so hard in such heat . Also locker facilities come very handy and they are big lockers and can take a lot of stuff . Best part they are free. Do carry regular shoes and swim shoes and keep interchanging based on the activity. Take tons of pictures and carry water proof case for phone . Also remember everything is available also in their store and is average price so no need to worry . Love the park and will do it again.

Great walk through the trees following a coral lined winding path. The dock allowed an easy access to clear water that was very refreshing. Our guide furnished flotation devices for non swimmers.