Arenal Volcano Zipline Tour

Experience the Costa Rican jungle like never before: glide through the rainforest canopy, speed past waterfalls, and take in the sights of Arenal Volcano during an exhilarating zipline tour!

Arenal Volcano Zipline Tour

On the day of your adventure, you will be picked up from your hotel in Arenal and transported to a nearby nature reserve using a minibus. An expert naturalist guide will provide you with essential safety information to ensure you make the most of your ziplining experience.

Your journey begins by boarding a tractor that will navigate you through scenic rainforest landscapes to a viewing platform offering breathtaking views of the Pino Blanco Waterfall.

From this viewpoint, your ziplining adventure starts. You will ascend a tower nearly 60 feet (18 m) high, greeted by stunning panoramic views of the waterfall and the Cerro Chato, an inactive volcano featuring a lush green crater lake.

Experience the thrill of gliding through the jungle canopy on seven different ziplines, spanning a total distance of one and a half miles (2.5 km). Each line takes you through lush trees and thrilling heights. The longest zipline leads you to the magnificent La Fortuna Waterfall, a striking cascade forming amidst the jungle.

Following this unforgettable experience, you will gain insight into Costa Rican traditions by attending a theatre performance, part of the Maleku Indigenous Culture Restoration Project.

After the show concludes, return transport to your hotel in Arenal will be provided.

Hotel pick up

This tour includes a pickup and drop-off service from major hotels in Arenal. If your accommodation is located far from La Fortuna or the primary route to Arenal Volcano, you will be informed of an alternative meeting point.

Activity requirements

Participants must be 7 years old or older to take part in this activity.

How does it work?

On the zipline tour, you will enjoy:
Transportation in a minibus to the nature reserve.A guided experience with a naturalist expert.Access to a tractor ride through the rainforest.Seven ziplines that cover a total distance of 1.5 miles (2.5 km).Stunning views of Pino Blanco and La Fortuna Waterfalls.A cultural theater performance related to Maleku Indigenous culture.

What’s not included:
Food and beverages.Personal expenses.

Meeting Point: If your hotel is not in the main area, specific instructions will be provided for the alternative meeting point at the time of booking.