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Fly across rainforest canopy and skirt the spray of La Fortuna waterfall on a seven-cable zipline tour near Arenal Volcano. This guided outing combines a long 980‑m descent, jungle hiking, and a cultural stop at a Maleku village.
Fly across rainforest canopy and skirt the spray of La Fortuna waterfall on a seven-cable zipline tour near Arenal Volcano. This guided outing combines a long 980‑m descent, jungle hiking, and a cultural stop at a Maleku village.
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Operated by PACR · La Fortuna, Alajuela
You climb aboard a bright Jungle Bus, the engine hum a low promise, and the rainforest leans in as the road rises toward the ridge above La Fortuna. From the top the canopy opens: the La Fortuna waterfall threads white through a steep gorge, Pino Blanco tumbles nearby and Arenal’s cone watches from a distance. The first cable launches you out over the drop — wind and mist pushing at your face — and the next six send you through layered green, above rivers that dare you to look down.
moderate.
4 hours.
Moderate fitness required — able to hike 15–20 minutes on uneven jungle trail and handle short bursts of adrenaline on long ziplines.
Operators typically set age and weight minimums for safety; confirm when booking—children often require adult accompaniment and gear is size-limited.
Yes; helmets, harnesses and gloves are included and fitted by trained staff as part of the safety briefing.
Tours may run in light rain, but heavy storms or unsafe conditions can prompt cancellation with a refund if within the operator's policy.
Courtesy transport is commonly included from hotels in La Fortuna zone 1; pick-up details are provided after reservation confirmation.
The valley around La Fortuna is volcanic terrain shaped by Arenal’s activity; the tour ends at a Maleku village, offering a rare encounter with one of Costa Rica’s indigenous groups.
Operators encourage staying on platforms, packing out waste, and supporting local communities; avoid feeding wildlife and respect indigenous spaces to minimize impact.
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