Ziplining in Cabo San Lucas: Suspension Bridge & Rappel
Soar above the canyon, then rappel down the rock wall
Zipline through a natural canyon near Cabo San Lucas on a multi-adventure activity that includes suspension bridge crossing, controlled rappel descent, and a tequila tasting. The experience runs about two hours with a professional guide, safety equipment, roundtrip transport from your hotel, and water included. Children from age 7 are welcome. A park fee of $15 USD per person in cash is paid on arrival.
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The experience
What happens if you want the adrenaline without the long setup? Costa Azul Ziplines cuts straight to it: you arrive, get fitted with PETZL PRO safety gear by a certified guide, and within minutes you're walking the desert trails that lead into the canyon. The guides brief you on the equipment and the route, then you move into the landscape itself: native vegetation, rock formations, the arroyos that carve through Baja California terrain.
The zipline circuit is the centerpiece. You fly across a series of high-speed cables strung above the canyon, suspended over the rock and desert below, with an advanced braking system that keeps the ride smooth and controlled. Between lines you cross a suspension bridge with views down into the canyon, then move into the rappel section: a guided descent where you clip in and lower yourself down a vertical rock wall. It's the moment the adrenaline peaks, and the guides are there managing the rope and your pace the whole way. Along the route you might spot local birds and native plants, but the focus stays on what you're doing, not on watching.
The two-hour window includes the walk, all three activities, and the gear. Roundtrip transport picks you up from your hotel and brings you back. At the end, before you leave, there's a tequila tasting (age 18 and up). Cameras and phones stay in the lockers during the activity: no footage, just the moment itself. The park entrance fee of $15 USD per person is cash-only and paid when you check in.
What’s included
- Professional PETZL PRO safety equipment and certified guide in English or Spanish.
- bottled water.
- roundtrip hotel transport from Cabo San Lucas.
- free locker storage for personal belongings.
- tequila tasting at the end of the activity.
Before you book
Prices and times updated 12 days ago
Operated by Emotions Collection
Is this one for you?Book this if you're ziplining with a small group or family and want the guide and transport handled: the two-hour window and fixed schedule mean you're back at your hotel without arranging pickups or timing yourself. Skip it if you have spinal injuries, are pregnant, or have cardiovascular concerns. The activity is not recommended for these conditions.
Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (7 to 12 years). Children under 7 can't be included in the booking.
Can I bring my phone or camera on the zipline?
Cameras and phones are not allowed during the activity and must be stored in the free lockers provided. This keeps your hands free and your focus on the experience.
What's the suspension bridge like?
The suspension bridge crosses the canyon between zipline sections, giving you a moment to take in the views of the rock formations, native vegetation, and desert landscape before moving into the rappel descent.
Is the rappel descent guided?
Yes, the rappel is a controlled descent with a professional guide managing the rope and your pace as you lower yourself down the vertical rock wall. The guide stays with you throughout.
How long does the whole activity take?
The experience runs about two hours from arrival to finish, including the safety briefing, nature walks, zipline circuit, rappel descent, and tequila tasting at the end.
What's included in the price?
Safety equipment, bottled water, roundtrip hotel pickup, locker storage for belongings, and the tequila tasting are all included. The $15 USD park entrance fee is paid separately in cash at check-in.
What's the minimum age to participate?
Children as young as 7 years old can zipline and rappel. Infants cannot participate. The tequila tasting at the end is for ages 18 and up only.
Ziplining in Cabo San Lucas: Suspension Bridge & Rappel
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