Costa Rica boasts some of the longest and most exhilarating ziplines in the world. This one-of-a-kind tour allows you a thrilling and intimate experience soaring through the canopies of the country’s lush rainforest, above the sparkling waters of nearly a dozen falls.
Overview
This is a small-group tour with a restriction of 2 to 10 people per group, ensuring that everyone has a chance to experience the wonder of the rainforest without feeling rushed. Never ziplined before? No problem: experienced, bilingual guides accompany each group to point out the sights and help individual members with equipment, ziplining and rappelling.
All necessary equipment is provided, along with water throughout and lunch at the conclusion. It’s recommended that participants wear clothing that is athletic or allows for good mobility, as well as closed-toe shoes. Individuals cannot participate in tour if wearing flip-flops.
Participants of all ages are welcome, including children as young as seven years old. Participants must weigh no more than 280 pounds (127 kg) and must be physically fit.
Transport to the waterfall & zipline site
The tour takes approximately 6 hours to complete. During this time, group members will have the chance to participate in a variety of activities, including optional swimming.
Ziplining
The majority of the tour comprises 5 hours of ziplining, with 25 cables over 11 waterfalls. Fly over the green wilderness and keep an eye out for the native wildlife, such as the white-face capuchin monkey and a variety of colorful birds. Bringing a camera is encouraged, so take the time to capture the gorgeous scenery unique to Costa Rica.
You’ll also get the chance to cross a hanging bridge during the course of the tour, as well as rappel at two points along the journey. One instance allows you to rappel 180 feet (56 meters) beside an actual waterfall, where you can feel the spray and experience the thrill of being right in the middle of the action.
Safety is a top priority, so you can feel comfortable even when sightseeing from above. All ziplines are outfitted with a state-of-the-art braking system and the friendly guides ensure that everyone in the group understands ziplining best practices before commencing the tour.
Swim in a Mountain Spring
During your excursion, you’ll also have the opportunity to wade in a mountain spring, sheltered beneath the rainforest canopy. Participants interested in taking a swim are advised to wear bathing suits under their clothes.
Lunch at El Tucan
At the tour’s conclusion, you’ll be treated to lunch at the park’s El Tucan restaurant. This outdoor eatery serves all kinds of international cuisine and boasts an astounding view of the ocean and countryside. Enjoy your meal beside a breath-taking view you can’t find anywhere else.
