7-Cable Zipline Canopy Tour Over La Fortuna Waterfall
4.8 / 5 · 16 traveler reviews
7 Cable Zipline (advanced), no practice ziplines; perfect for those who have ziplined before and do not require practice cables. The tour begins with an introduction to the adventure park and a brief lesson on how to zipline (zipline rappel combo is available). After the safety briefing, you will board a Jungle Bus that takes you to the top, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the tropical canopy, La Fortuna waterfall, Pino Blanco waterfall, and Arenal Volcano. A trained guide will accompany you on a 15-minute hike, explaining the significance of the area and helping you spot wildlife along the way. 7 ziplines, one stretching 980 meters over the famous La Fortuna waterfall, another two cables over the Pino Blanco waterfall, and the remaining ziplines through the multiple layers of tropical canopy and rivers below.
Your experience
Stop 1
The tour starts with an introduction to the adventure park and a quick lesson on how to Zipline through the canopy. You will then take a bus ride to the top, looking out unto a gorgeous tropical canopy, the La Fortuna, Pino Blanco waterfall, and Arenal Volcano. Next, you will take a 20-minute hike through the jungle with a guide who will explain the area's importance and help you discover any wildlife along the way. 7 ziplines, one stretching 980 meters over the famous La Fortuna waterfall, another two cables over the Pino Blanco waterfall, and the remaining ziplines through the multiple layers of tropical canopy and rivers below. The zipline finishes at a Maleku Indian Village; here, you will meet real Costa Rican Natives living off the land and learn about Costa Rica’s indigenous groups, past and present.
Stop 2
A self-guided moderate-level hike to the La Fortuna Waterfall is available before or after the zipline at no additional charge. **reservation only, limited availability** Waterfall Hike details: At the beginning of the zipline tour, a marked trail leads to the La Fortuna Waterfall. The hike takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes and includes a suspension bridge that crosses over the Fortuna River. Once you reach the waterfall, you’ll have some time to enjoy the stunning scenery before hiking back to the starting point of the zipline tour.
What’s included
- 7 canopy zipline cables including La Fortuna Waterfall flyover
- Courtesy hotel pickup and drop-off (select La Fortuna Zone 1 locations)
- Access to Maleku Indigenous Cultural Village
- Self-guided access to La Fortuna Waterfall trail and bridge (optional)
- Safety equipment (helmets, harnesses, and specialized gloves)
Not included
- Gratuities for guide and safety crew (optional)
- Souvenirs or crafts at the Maleku Village
- Food and meals
Meeting and pickup
Directions to the meeting point, pick-up time, and location will be provided after the reservation has been accepted. Cortesy transportation is included from Hotels and vacation rentals in zone 1 of La Fortuna.
Before you go
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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