You'll get real adventure in Baños—zip lining above rivers and forests with local guides who know every inch of this place. Pick your route and feel that rush.
The first thing I noticed when we reached the zip lining spot just outside Baños was the cool, earthy smell—like wet moss after a morning rain. Our guide, Andrés, greeted us with a grin and handed out harnesses that looked like they'd seen plenty of action. He ran through the safety briefing quickly but made sure we all understood how to brake (trust me, you want to listen). The gear felt sturdy, and I appreciated that they checked every buckle twice.
There are two ways to go here. Some folks just do the classic zip line—straight shot over the trees, wind whistling past your ears, river glinting below. But if you're up for more, there's this whole multicircuit thing: you cross a Tibetan bridge that wobbles just enough to make your heart jump, try a skateboard ride on a cable (yes, really), and scramble up a via ferrata bolted into the rock. I picked the full circuit. By the second line my nerves had settled and I started noticing birds darting between branches and kids from town cheering each other on from below. The whole thing took maybe two hours but it felt like way more—probably because my hands were still shaking when we got back to the van.
Yes, our guides give a full safety briefing before you start and check all equipment carefully. Beginners are welcome as long as they're moderately fit.
Wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting dirty and closed shoes. We provide all safety gear—just bring your sense of adventure!
Kiddos can join if they fit the harness safely; specialized infant seats are available. Please let us know their ages when booking.
Your tour includes an English-speaking guide who knows Baños inside out, round-trip transportation from our office, and all necessary equipment for zip lining or the multicircuit adventure.
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