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Quepos: Zipline, Rappel & Tarzan Swing in Manuel Antonio

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Duration2h 30m

GroupUp to 60

LanguagesEN · ES

PickupAt your hotel

Ten ziplines, a rappel, and a swing through the canopy—all within five minutes of Quepos

You get hotel pickup from Quepos, ten ziplines through forest canopy with a rappel and Tarzan swing, a meal after, and a local guide managing safety and pace the entire time. The five-minute drive from town means you're not losing half your day to transfers, which leaves room for other activities or a slower morning before heading out.

2h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Arrive at private natural reserve
Enjoy 10 zipline cables
Experience 1 dual zipline
Perform rappel down
Try Tarzan swing
Cross suspension bridge
Observe wildlife during tour
Have meal at tour end

The Experience

You're wondering if you can actually do this without being an adrenaline junkie, right? The short answer is yes. This canopy tour sits in the Naranjo Biological Corridor, the same stretch of forest where Manuel Antonio National Park lives, and it's built for everyone from five-year-olds to people who've never clipped into a harness before. The tour runs 10 ziplines across 20 platforms, plus a rappel descent, a Tarzan swing, and a suspension bridge—all strung through private reserve forest where white-faced monkeys, sloths, toucans, and raccoons move through the canopy around you while you're moving through it too.

The logistics are what make this work if you're staying near Quepos or Manuel Antonio. Hotel pickup happens from your accommodation, and because the canopy tour sits just five minutes from Quepos and fifteen from the national park, you're not spending half your day in a van. You get picked up, you're in the harness within an hour, and you're back with time to do something else before dinner—which matters if you're juggling multiple activities in a short trip. A local guide stays with your group the whole time, checking your setup, pointing out wildlife, and moving at a pace that works whether you're nervous or itching to go faster.

The physical part is real but not hidden. You need moderate fitness to haul yourself up platforms and manage the rappel, and the suspension bridge requires you to trust your legs on a cable thirty meters up. But there's no shame in going slow, and guides won't push you past what feels safe. Meals come at the end—breakfast or lunch depending on your tour time—and the whole thing wraps before the afternoon heat peaks. Bring water, wear closed shoes, and let the operator know if you need a vegetarian meal when you book.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off from your Quepos accommodation, a local guide for the entire activity, all zipline platforms and cables (10 lines total), a rappel descent, a Tarzan swing, a suspension bridge crossing, and a meal at the end of the tour. Vegetarian meals are available upon request at booking.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Titi Canopy Tour - Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica

Is this one for you?Book this if you want an adrenaline activity that doesn't require prior experience and fits into a half-day window—the short transfer from Quepos means you're not sacrificing the rest of your day to get there and back.