Guanacaste: Diamante Park Zipline Superman & Ocean Views

Summary

Zipline the Pacific coast face-first with epic ocean views

You’ll fly face-first on Diamante’s famous “Superman” zipline above rainforest and ocean, side-by-side with friends thanks to dual lines. With pro guides handling all safety checks and automatic braking systems, you can focus on those heart-thumping views of Guanacaste’s coastline—and maybe even try the free-fall jump if you’re feeling brave.

What’s the experience like?

I’ll admit, my stomach did a weird flip when I saw the “Superman” zipline at Diamante Adventure Park. It’s not every day you’re told to lie down in a harness and just… fly headfirst toward the Pacific. Our guide, Carlos, grinned like he’d seen this look before—he checked our gear again and said “Just breathe. And don’t forget to look left at the coastline.” I tried to laugh it off but my hands were sweaty. The air smelled salty and green all at once, like wet leaves after rain.

The first seconds on the line are a blur—wind in my ears, that wild drop in my chest, then suddenly everything opened up. You’re flying almost a mile above jungle and ocean, face-first, nothing blocking your view except maybe your own nerves. My friend yelled something next to me (the dual lines mean you can go together), but honestly I was too busy gawking at the blue-green strip where forest meets water. It’s way quieter up there than I expected—just wind and your own heartbeat.

After that rush, there’s this free-fall jump they call Quick Jump. I hesitated for a second (Carlos just nodded like “go on”), then stepped off. It’s quick but it jolts you awake in a good way. The whole course is built for safety—automatic brakes so you don’t have to do anything fancy with your hands—and everyone from kids to grandparents seemed to be doing it. There were even some folks speaking German behind us who cheered when they landed.

I still think about that moment hanging over Guanacaste’s coast, toes pointed toward the sea and nothing but air below me. If you’re anywhere near Costa Rica’s Pacific side and want something more than just a beach day… well, this is it.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Zipline adventure at Diamante Park

• Arrive at Diamante Eco Adventure Park
• Gear up with professional equipment
• Ride dual cable zip lines side-by-side
• Experience the “Superman” face-first zipline
• Enjoy views of ocean and rainforest
• Try the free fall “Quick Jump”
• Complete the zipline course safely

Top questions

How long is the Superman zipline at Diamante Park?

The Superman zipline is nearly a mile long, offering extended views over the Pacific Ocean and Guanacaste coastline.

Is Diamante Adventure Park zipline safe for beginners?

Yes, it features professional guides, high-quality gear, and an automatic braking system for all skill levels.

Can two people ride together on the Diamante zipline?

Yes, several dual cable lines allow friends or family to ride side-by-side during the experience.

What else is included besides the main zipline?

The adventure also includes a free-fall “Quick Jump” and multiple ziplines through rainforest scenery.

Is Diamante Eco Adventure Park wheelchair accessible?

Yes, transportation options and facilities are wheelchair accessible throughout the park.

Are children allowed on the Diamante zipline tour?

Children can participate but must be accompanied by an adult; specialized infant seats are available if needed.

What’s included

Your day includes all safety equipment, professional guides with clear instructions before each line, access to both the Superman zipline and Quick Jump free fall sections—plus support for families or travelers needing wheelchair access or infant seats throughout your visit.