Starting at $69 USD • 5 Hours • Ages 6+
Soar over more than two miles of jungle on the Predator ZipLine Adventure near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Experience thrilling zips, a waterfall swim, authentic Mexican cuisine, and tequila tasting in one unforgettable day.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, comfortable climbing and hiking short distances.
Wildlife
History
The area’s jungle canopy was used as the backdrop for the 1987 film 'Predator,' putting Puerto Vallarta’s rainforest on the cinematic map.
Conservation
This zipline course operates with strict environmental guidelines to minimize impact on wildlife and preserve the forest’s natural state.
Puerto Vallarta Net
Starting at $69 USD • 5 Hours • Ages 6+
Puerto Vallarta Net is a tour provider that lists and offers a broad catalog of guided experiences around Puerto Vallarta. The company’s available trips span boat and island excursions, adventure land tours, zipline canopy courses, ATV and RZR off-road adventures, horseback rides, fishing charters, whale watching, and themed cruises.
The offering includes multiple Marietas Islands options, such as snorkeling and Hidden Beach visits, as well as catamaran and private island adventures. On land, options range from zipline courses and canopy river experiences to Jorullo Bridge RZR tours, ATV circuits, and mule or horseback rides at El Eden and other ranch locations. Shared departures and private tours are both listed across the catalog.
Puerto Vallarta Net’s trip listings name activities like whale watching ecotours, parasailing, pirate ship cruises, dinner cruises, and a variety of half-day and full-day snorkeling and fishing departures. The business presents combinations—such as ATV + canopy + mules—and themed experiences like tequila tastings or waterfall hikes. The catalog also includes city tours, botanical garden walks, and visits to nearby towns such as San Sebastián del Oeste and Sayulita.
All descriptions on the site identify activity types, common inclusions (for example breakfast, open bar, or lunch on specific Marietas trips), and the primary destinations served. Content is third-party factual and based on the published trip names and summaries provided for Puerto Vallarta Net.
Tours Offered
150
Extensive selection across categories
Boat & Islands
Marietas trips
Snorkel & Hidden Beach options
Land Adventures
ATV & RZR
Zipline, horseback, mule rides
Private & Shared
Tour Types
Private tours and shared departures
Select a tour, compare options, and secure your spot on Marietas Islands cruises, ATV/RZR outings, zipline adventures, whale watching trips, and more today.
Wear secure footwear
Choose closed-toe shoes with good grip to keep your footing safe on platforms and during landings.
Stay hydrated
Bring a water bottle to keep hydrated between zips, especially in warm weather.
Listen closely to safety instructions
Follow your guide’s briefings carefully to ensure safe and smooth ziplining.
Bring a change of clothes
Prepare for a swim in the waterfall pool by packing dry clothes for after the adventure.
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Provides stability and protection on platforms and forest terrain.
Lightweight breathable clothing
Keeps you cool and comfortable during the tropical excursion.
summer
Swimwear
Essential for enjoying the refreshing waterfall pool at the end of your zipline adventure.
summer
Reusable water bottle
Helps you stay hydrated throughout the physically engaging experience.