Zip Line

Name: Zip Line
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Feel the rush as you whizz through the jungle, forest or mountains

Ziplining Holidays

If the idea of whizzing through the air, the ground rushing by beneath you, gives you a buzz, then ziplining trips are for you. The length and height of zip lines varies across the world – some take you soaring over rocky landscapes with dramatic vistas, while others give you a high-velocity tour through incredible woodlands.

In Costa Rica, ziplining tours are the best adrenaline-fuelled introduction to the lush jungle canopies. Zip lines of varying lengths criss-cross their way through the jungle, past dense vegetation and beautiful flowers. You’ll make your way through this incredible ecosystem, spotting fluttering butterflies, colourful birds and chattering monkeys at their level. In Slovenia, ziplining trips will see you soar high above the treetops, crossing a lush, green valley between two mountains in the Slovenian Alps. The zip lines are up to 700m in length and you can reach speeds of 60kph as you race down them – a sensation few are ever likely to forget.

Zip Line Adventure Holidays

15 Days from AUD 6,579

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Natural highlights from the Caribbean to the Pacific Coast.

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Expert insight: Ziplining in Costa Rica

“Everywhere you go in the world they say it’s the best, but in Costa Rica it really is. Flying high over the jungle canopy is spectacular. There are lakes and volcanoes to each side and you pass through cloud as you go. The zip lines are up to a mile long, but it’s not the distance and height that makes the experience so special, but the destination itself. Everywhere you go there’s lots of wildlife, from iguanas to monkeys and colourful birds and butterflies. Costa Rica is known for being eco-friendly, and we stayed in a variety of small, family-run and locally staffed hotels, from a rustic wooden lodge set in tropical gardens to a hotel overlooking the ocean.”

Malcolm Parkinson is an Exodus Product Manager – read more from our experts here

Just back from this brilliant holiday – we’ve had an exceptional time exploring Costa Rica’s flora and fauna with plenty of adventure and activities to keep us entertained over the two week holiday. Our group spotted at least 125 different species of birds, animals and other creatures, from colourful butterflies and birds of every shape and size to adorable sloths, from poisonous frogs to killer tarantulas and scorpions, from humpback whales to dolphins and flying fish. Our tour of Costa Rica took in wet, dry and damp rain forests, incredible scenery, amazing sights and sounds, very rainy rain, beautiful hot sunshine, captivating night tours including a magical, breath-taking experience watching baby turtles hatching and making their first journey out to sea, wildlife walks and hikes, plus fabulous food from pineapple plantations and organic farms. Other activities included flying through the rain forest by zip line, tubing down rapids and horse riding through a wildlife rich ranch, basking in volcanic thermal springs under the stars. We added in a couple of optional adventures: surf lessons at the beach and a coffee, chocolate and sugar cane tour at the base of the Arenal volcano. Our excellent tour leader, Mayer Jimenez brought expert wildlife and bird knowledge to the holiday, a huge bonus for our group. This holiday comes highly recommended.
Kirsty Storr Costa Rica Adventure

What a superb and wonderful 2 weeks. So much to see and be amazed by, something new every day and so many wonderful birds and animals to try and photograph. Good accommodation and we were never hungry. Costa Rica is a very forward thinking and developed country and they are rightly very caring of their wildlife and forests. We had a wonderful guide (Carlos) and driver (Mau) and they helped us see everything that we would have completely missed without their help. It was all so wonderful that it is hard to pick out highlights but loved the day out looking for dolphins, the boat trips at Tortuguero (and Tortuguero itself) and the zip lines.
Nicola Bennett Costa Rica Adventure

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