Gold Package: 2-Day Waterfall Zipline Adventure Over 11 Costa Rican Falls
Spend a night at Adventure Park Hotel Vista Golfo and wake to a high-adrenaline morning: a multi-line zipline circuit crossing 11 waterfalls, two rappels, a hanging bridge and a mountain pool swim. This two-day package balances relaxation with an organized, guide-led canopy adventure.
The Experience
Before You Go
Book for the dry season if possible
Dry months (roughly December–April) have more consistent flight operations and clearer platform access, reducing cancellations and muddy approaches.
Wear closed-toe shoes
Sturdy sneakers or light hiking shoes protect toes during landings, approach trails, and the rappel sections.
Hydrate before the activity
Bring water and drink ahead of the canopy; humidity and climbing raise exertion quickly on the course.
Bring a quick-dry towel
A small towel is useful for the natural pool swim and for drying off before the transfer back to the hotel.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Ask guides about a small viewpoint off the main trail that overlooks a valley-side waterfall for quieter photos
- •The hotel’s short labyrinth trail and early-morning coffee terrace offer calm sunrise views without a long hike
Wildlife
- •Toucans and tanagers around the canopy platforms
- •Howler monkeys in the riparian corridors near waterfalls
Conservation Note
Operators typically limit group sizes and use established platforms to reduce forest impact; visitors should stick to trails and avoid feeding wildlife to minimize disturbance.
The region shifted from small-scale agriculture and selective logging to adventure tourism in recent decades; many local guides are second-generation operators who grew up on nearby farms.
What to Bring
Closed-toe trail shoesEssential
Protects your feet during landings, approaches, and short hikes between platforms.
Light rain jacket
Quick showers are common in the wet season; a lightweight shell keeps you dry between lines.
Small daypackEssential
Carries water, towel, sunscreen, and a spare layer while keeping hands free.
Towel and swimwearEssential
You’ll likely swim in a mountain pool after the course, so bring a towel and quick-dry swimwear.
Common Questions
How long is the zipline circuit?
The guided canopy portion runs about 2–3 hours and includes multiple flying lines, two rappels, and a hanging bridge; overall timing depends on group size and transfers.
Are guides and safety systems provided?
Yes—professional guides supply harnesses, helmets, and briefings; participants are clipped into continuous belay systems on the lines.
Is swimming in the natural pool safe?
Yes—guides typically allow a supervised swim in a spring-fed pool; avoid the water if you have open wounds and follow guide instructions about current and depth.
What ages or health conditions are restricted?
This activity requires moderate fitness; it’s not recommended for those with serious heart conditions or pregnant travelers. Minimum group sizes and age policies may apply—check booking details.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
2–3 hours (activity); 1 night stay
Location
Miramar, Puntarenas
Difficulty
moderate
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness—comfortable walking on uneven trails, brief climbs, and being comfortable with heights
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