FAQ

Yes! Kids 5 and older have a great time at the zipline. We need to check that our small size harness fit the kid well on site to give the final approval for security reasons. All kids must be accompanied by an adult.

Yes! Our farm is an 80 acres protected forest. We see scarlet macaws, chestnut mandible toucans and whiteface monkeys in their natural environment on a daily basis.

Yes, booking in advance is necessary. To guarantee your spot and avoid disappointment, we highly recommend making a reservation in advance. You can easily book your ziplining tour on our website or by contacting our customer service team.

Ziplining is perfect for both beginners and adventure enthusiasts! Our experienced guides will provide all the necessary instructions to ensure a safe and exciting experience.

Absolutely! Rain can add an extra element of excitement to your ziplining adventure. Our tours operate during light rain, providing you with a unique and unforgettable experience. If rain is too heavy, we try to reschedule with the group on site.

Our ziplining adventure is accessible to a wide range of participants. We do have some age, height, and weight restrictions in place for safety reasons. Children must be at least 30 kgs (60 lbs). Maximum weigh is 130 kgs (280 lbs). Children 10 or under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. All children under 18 years of age will need parental or a guardian’s consent.

The duration of our ziplining tour can vary depending on the specific tour you choose. On average, most tours take approximately 2 to 3 hours to complete. You'll have plenty of time to soak in the adrenaline and stunning Costa Rican scenery.

Please dress comfortably in attire suitable for outdoor activities, and ensure you wear fully enclosed shoes with sturdy soles. Avoid wearing flip-flops, open-toed shoes, or any slip-on footwear. Additionally, if you have long hair, kindly tie it back, and it's advisable to remove any jewelry for your safety.

12 platforms and 10 cables with a total cable distance of 3.5 kilometers, among them the longest cable in the area (2400 ft.)