Best Waterfalls Tour Zip Line in Costa Rica Over 11 Beautiful Waterfalls

 You can travel all over Costa Rica, visiting amazing and stunning natural spots such as Nauyaca waterfalls, La Fortuna Waterfall, or Ro Celeste Waterfall, which could be a great adventure; now considered the best and longest zip line tour in Costa Rica, which includes 25 zip lines and eleven beautiful waterfalls, which sounds fantastic! If you join our Eleven Waterfall Zip Line Tour, you will have an unforgettable adventure in the deepest and most mysterious heart of Costa Rican nature. An Unforgettable Adventure!

Suitable for All Age Groups

This is a small-group tour with a limit of 2 to 10 people per group, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy the wonders of the rainforest without feeling rushed. Have you never ziplined before? No worries: each group is accompanied by experienced, bilingual guides who point out the sights and assist individual members with equipment, ziplining, and rappelling.



All necessary equipment is provided, as well as water and lunch at the end. It is recommended that participants wear athletic clothing or footwear that allows for good mobility, as well as closed-toe shoes. Individuals wearing flip-flops are not permitted to participate in the tour.

All ages are welcome to participate, even those under the age of seven. Participants must be in the good physical condition and weigh no more than 280 pounds (127 kg).

What to Expect

The tour combines the adrenaline of the Canopy (Zip lines) with its natural beauty. Descend through the river canyon from the top, 25 lines canopy over 11 waterfalls. After you finish the joyride, the true fountain of emotions awaits you.

Twenty-five zip lines await those who are daring enough to take them on!

The breathtaking scenery that comes into view is impressive in and of itself, but it is only the beginning of an enticing journey! At 987 meters above sea level, you will be able to see the entire Gulf of Nicoya, its islands, the area of Puntarenas, and other surrounding cities, such as Miramar, from above.



Once you've arrived at the first platform, it's time to begin with a 25-cable Canopy tour, always following the river canyon and flying over 11 waterfalls. You will also have the opportunity to test your courage by doing two rappels (each over a waterfall and easy for everyone), crossing a Tibetan bridge over the river canyon, and cooling off in a natural pool in the river located at the base of a waterfall. 

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience a canopy tour and the falls in the beautiful area of Miramar in Puntarenas.

Experience the Best With Us

Are you planning a vacation to Costa Rica? We can arrange for you to stay in a four-star all-inclusive resort, which is close to the airports, the most popular beaches, and, of course, our Adventure Park, where you can enjoy the Zip Line Tour over 11 Waterfalls, the High Ropes Course, and other activities. We can arrange airport pickup, hotel-hotel, or hotel-airport transportation for you. So visit our website https://www.adventureparkcostarica.com/ today and book a trip with us. Request a quote for amazing vacations in an all-inclusive beachfront hotel with everything included.


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