Ziplining & Canopy Adventure — cable after cable

A Zipline Through the Dry-Forest Canopy, Guanacaste, Costa Rica

We clip you in and send you gliding from platform to platform through the forest canopy, cable after cable. The runs people remember most are the Tarzan swing — that half-second of free-fall into open air — and the Superman line, where you fly head-first with the trees rushing straight at you. But the part that stays with everyone is the gallery as you cross: howler and capuchin monkeys, birds and iguanas, watching you go by — wild enough to feel staged, except none of it is.

We head out early, before the sun turns harsh and while the wildlife is most active, or late afternoon before sundown — the coolest, quietest hours, ahead of the crowds. It's for almost everyone, kids from five and up, and we set up comfortably for wheelchair users too; we'd only steer you away if you have a real fear of heights, vertigo, a heart condition, or an advanced pregnancy (max rider weight 300 lbs). Your naturalist guide is exclusively yours and stays with your group the whole time. The course itself is a shared facility — you may see other visitors on the platforms — and it's run by certified local guides who fly these lines every day. It pairs perfectly as an add-on to our ATV & Buggy Adventure or our Mangrove Canoe Wildlife Safari.