Zipline, Rappel And Tarzan Swing

Overview

This Titi Canopy Tour outing packs three adrenaline acts into two hours and 30 minutes: a series of ziplines strung through the forest canopy, a rappel down, and a Tarzan swing to finish. Reviewers describe soaring through the jungle, some going upside down on the lines, and one mentions extras along the way such as a hanging bridge and a jungle walk between sections. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with all activities, a local guide, and a meal, which many reviewers describe as a solid end to the day.

The meeting point sits on Ruta Nacional Primaria 34 in Quepos, across the street from the local airport called La Managua, and the tour ends back where it started. Groups run to a maximum of 60 travellers.

It is not a fit for pregnant travellers, anyone with serious back or heart conditions, or wheelchair users, and a moderate level of fitness helps given the sweaty trekking between platforms that reviewers describe.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Hotel pickupPickup is included, and reviewers mention being collected directly from their resort.
2. Arrive at the canopy siteThe base is on Ruta Nacional Primaria 34 in Quepos, opposite the local airport called La Managua.
3. Zipline circuitTravellers work through the zipline course, and reviewers describe a walk through the forest between sections.
4. Rappel and Tarzan swingA rappel descent and the Tarzan swing close out the course.
5. MealA meal is included as per the itinerary, and reviewers describe good food at the end of the outing. A vegetarian option is available if requested at booking.
6. Drop-offThe activity ends back at the meeting point, with hotel drop-off provided.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical things shape how this tour goes, from group size to what sells as an extra.

• Group pace. Groups can be large, up to 60 travellers.
• Fitness and terrain. The listing asks for a moderate fitness level, and reviewers describe a sweaty trek between sections. Anyone with back problems or heart conditions is advised against joining.
• Photos cost extra. Souvenir photos are sold separately, and one reviewer found the picture package reasonably priced. Plan for that if you want pictures of the runs.
• Wildlife sightings. Several reviewers mention seeing animals on the tour, including monkeys, frogs and scarlet macaws.
• Food and drink. The included meal gets consistent praise, with a vegetarian option available on request at booking. Alcoholic drinks can be purchased but are not included.
• Kids and ages. Any child must be with an adult. Reviewers who brought kids said the guides were patient and kept everyone feeling safe.

Common issues. The listing rules out wheelchair users, pregnant travellers, and anyone with serious back or heart problems. Groups run up to 60 people, so the outing is built around the zipline circuit rather than leisurely stops for wildlife. Weather matters too: the operator cancels in poor conditions and then offers a different date or a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded.

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