Puerto Vallarta: Canopy Zipline & Jorullo Bridge with Tequila
Eight Lines Through the Canopy, Then Tequila at Ground Level
You'll zipline eight lines through the canopy, walk the suspended Jorullo Bridge, taste tequila at the end, and get driven to and from the office in Zona Hotelera Norte. The whole experience runs a few hours, guides handle all the safety checks, and water stations keep you going between lines. Book direct with the office for their advertised lowest rate.
Step-by-step itinerary
Zipline adventure and bridge walk
- Arrive at meeting point
- Enjoy professional zipline experience
- Walk across Jorullo Bridge
- Return to office by transportation
What’s included
Your day includes eight ziplines through the canopy, the Jorullo Bridge suspended walkway, tequila tasting, water stations during the ziplines, and round transportation from the office in Zona Hotelera Norte. All safety gear and harnesses are provided, and guides manage the setup and checks at each platform.
Times
- Every day 10:00 11:50
Before you book
Operated by Canopy Puerto Vallarta
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The experience
Hands grip the harness. The guide checks the carabiner twice, clicks it tight, and steps back. You're standing on a platform maybe thirty feet up, looking out at the canopy stretching toward the coast, and then you're moving: the line pulls you forward and suddenly the trees are rushing past and your stomach catches up a second later. That's the first of eight ziplines on this Puerto Vallarta canopy tour, and it's the moment you stop thinking about whether you're ready and just go.
The guides here know what they're doing. They run you through the gear in the office before you leave (how to brake, how to land, what the hand signals mean), and then they're with you the whole way, moving between platforms, making sure the carabiner is right, calling out which line comes next. The canopy tour takes a few hours total, with water stations built in so you're not hanging there thirsty, and the pace is steady enough that you catch your breath between runs. After the last zipline, you walk the Jorullo Bridge, which is a suspended walkway strung between the trees: less adrenaline, more time to actually see where you are.
Then you come down and there's tequila tasting. Not a shot-and-go situation. They pour proper glasses and explain what you're tasting, and it lands different when you're still buzzing from the lines. Round transportation picks you up from the office in Zona Hotelera Norte and brings you back there at the end, so you don't have to figure out how to get there or worry about parking. The whole thing runs rain or shine, which in Puerto Vallarta means you might get wet either way, but the tour doesn't stop.
If you're coming off a cruise, you can request the cruise terminal pickup in the special requirements field and they'll send you the exact spot to meet the driver. Weight limit is 242 pounds on the lines themselves. That's the only hard constraint. Book through the office directly and you'll get their lowest price. They're competitive on this one.
Is this one for you?Book this if you want the adrenaline of multiple ziplines without arranging your own transport or safety equipment. The office handles the logistics and the guides stay with you the whole way, which is what makes eight lines in one morning actually possible.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (12 to 17 years); Child (6 to 11 years). Children under 6 can't be included in the booking.
How long does the whole canopy tour take?
The zipline portion plus the Jorullo Bridge walk and tequila tasting takes a few hours total. Exact timing depends on group size and pace, but plan for a half-day commitment.
Is transport included?
Yes. Round transportation from the office in Zona Hotelera Norte is included. If you're a cruise passenger, request the cruise terminal pickup in special requirements and they'll send you the meeting point.
What's the weight limit?
Maximum weight for the ziplines is 242 pounds. The Jorullo Bridge walk and tequila tasting have no weight restriction.
Do I need to be fit?
You should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness. The tour is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or if you're pregnant.
What if it rains?
The tour runs rain or shine, so bring a change of clothes or accept that you'll get wet. The lines and platforms are designed to operate in wet conditions.
Is the tequila tasting included?
Yes. Tequila tasting is part of the package and happens after you come down from the canopy.
Can infants go?
Infants can attend but must sit on an adult's lap during transport and the non-zipline portions. They cannot participate in the ziplines themselves.
What if I'm coming from a cruise ship?
Add "Cruise Passenger" in the special requirements field when you book, and they'll send you the pickup address near the cruise terminal instead of the office location.
Puerto Vallarta: Canopy Zipline & Jorullo Bridge with Tequila
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