Experience the thrill of soaring above Costa Rica’s jungle canopy on this eco-friendly zipline tour near Manuel Antonio. Glide through a private rainforest reserve, spotting vibrant wildlife and marveling at the region’s rich biodiversity.
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Rising above the dense greenery of Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, the Zipline Canopy Tour near Manuel Antonio offers an immersive encounter with raw nature and adrenaline. Suspended between ancient trees, you’ll glide along eco-engineered cables that weave through a private reserve known as La Selvita. The jungle around you breathes with life — the buzz of insects, bursts of tropical birdcalls, and leaves swaying with an inviting rustle. Here, towering trees flex and stretch, their branches cradling the zipline platforms built without nails or screws to let nature grow unhindered.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3.5–4 hours
Fitness Level
Basic fitness required to walk uneven trails between ziplines and handle moderate heights comfortably.
Wildlife
History
Manuel Antonio’s rainforest has long been a vital habitat for indigenous peoples and is now part of a conservation-rich corridor protecting Costa Rica’s Pacific biodiversity.
Conservation
The tour employs eco-friendly, nail-free platforms to minimize impact on tree health and promotes low-disturbance practices to preserve local wildlife habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Zipline Canopy Tour near Manuel Antonio today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes
Reliable footwear with good grip is essential for navigating wet or uneven ground between zipline platforms.
Bring a refillable water bottle
Stay hydrated in the humid tropical climate, especially during the trek segments between ziplines.
Avoid loose clothing and jewelry
Keep your attire secure to prevent gear from snagging or interfering with safety harnesses during the zipline runs.
Book early morning slots
Morning tours tend to have calmer weather and smaller groups, enhancing visibility and overall experience.
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Provides grip and protection for uneven, potentially slippery paths in the rainforest.
Lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing
Keeps you comfortable and dry in humid conditions during active exploration.
Sunscreen
Protects exposed skin from tropical sun during outdoor segments and walk-ins.
summer
Insect repellent
Keeps mosquitoes and other bugs at bay while moving through dense jungle areas.