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Experience Puerto Vallarta’s adventure with ziplining, the world's longest suspension bridge, and stunning jungle views—ideal for thrill-seekers and cruisers alike.
This tour promises more than your average outdoor activity. Combining eight exhilarating zip lines with the chance to cross the longest vehicular suspension bridge in the world, it’s a standout option for travelers craving excitement and impressive scenery. Designed with safety and accessibility in mind, it’s perfect for families, cruise passengers, and anyone eager for a memorable day in nature.
What we really appreciate about this experience is its balance—offering adrenaline rushes alongside breathtaking views, all wrapped in a package that’s family-friendly and easy to enjoy. And the cherry on top? Round-trip transportation from key pickup points makes logistics a breeze. However, it’s worth noting that the tour is physically active, with some uphill walking, and is best suited for those with moderate fitness levels. If you’re after a safe, fun, and uniquely scenic adventure, this tour hits the mark for most thrill-seekers and nature lovers.
The tour begins at the Canopy River Oficina in Playa de Oro, conveniently close to the cruise port. From there, a short shuttle whisks you away, setting the tone for a day packed with adventure. The transportation is straightforward, with most travelers finding the pick-up process smooth and well-organized—”The girls at the office were nice and professional,” one review notes.
Once at the activity site, the real fun begins. You’ll start with a safety briefing and then move on to the eight zip lines, which are designed for both thrill and comfort. These zip lines take you through the jungle canopy, offering views that are difficult to find elsewhere. The guides are praised for their helpfulness and humor, making even nervous first-timers feel at ease. One guest remarked, “The guides were fantastic,” emphasizing how their professionalism enhances the experience.
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After the ziplining, you’ll cross the world’s longest vehicular suspension bridge, stretching a staggering 470 meters long and 150 meters high. The bridge offers an exhilarating walk and some of the best panoramic views in the area. It’s a moment that many reviews highlight as a “scary but fun” experience. Walking across this suspension marvel, you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world—at least temporarily.
Travelers who have braved this part often mention the thrill of overcoming fears, especially for those with height apprehensions. One review states, “Walking across the bridge was scary but fun,” and many appreciate the opportunity to challenge themselves while soaking in stunning vistas.

The tour isn’t just about zipping and bridging. Included in the package are tequila tastings, which add a cultural touch. The guides often share stories and insights, making the tasting more engaging. As one guest put it, “Tequila tasting at the end with Kevin was awesome,” showing that the experience also offers a taste of local tradition.
Some reviews mention uphill walking, which, although a bit demanding, is manageable for most with moderate fitness. Younger or less active travelers might find some sections tiring, but guides typically make accommodations or offer assistance.

At $56 per person, this tour provides a considerable value for the blend of adventure, scenic views, and cultural experiences. It lasts approximately 5 hours, a good length for a day trip that doesn’t feel rushed. Most bookings are made about 23 days in advance, indicating its popularity.
Transportation is included, and the tour ends back at the cruise port, making it especially convenient for cruise passengers. The tour size caps at 60 travelers, keeping the group manageable and allowing ample time for each activity.
Authentic feedback reveals a generally positive experience. Many travelers praise the knowledgeable guides and the safety measures in place. “The crew was very kind and helpful,” says one review, reinforcing the tour’s family-friendly appeal.
The scenery is consistently highlighted — “the view driving up the mountains was beautiful,” and “the zip lines were absolutely fabulous,” reflect the appreciation for the natural beauty. One guest even mentioned that their partner, afraid of heights, was helped through their fears thanks to the guides’ support.
However, some reviews point out areas for improvement. For instance, one reviewer found the zip lines “average for the money,” feeling it was a brief experience. Others mentioned some disorganization at the start, but these seem to be minor hiccups in an overall positive picture.
This adventure is perfect for families, cruise visitors, and anyone looking for a safe yet exciting outdoor activity. It appeals to those who enjoy stunning vistas, a bit of adrenaline, and cultural elements like tequila tasting.
While it’s suitable for most, those with significant fear of heights or mobility issues may want to consider their comfort level, especially with uphill walking and the suspension bridge.

Considering the value for money, the distinctive experience, and the positive reviews, this tour offers a memorable day in Puerto Vallarta. It combines the thrill of ziplining with the awe-inspiring suspension bridge, making it an ideal choice for adventure lovers and scenery enthusiasts alike.
The inclusion of transportation, water, and tequila tasting means no surprises or hidden costs, making it straightforward and stress-free. Plus, the professional guides and safety focus ensure that everyone—from first-timers to seasoned thrill-seekers—can enjoy with confidence.
“The staff was friendly & funny. I enjoyed the entire experience. Tequila tasting at the end with Kevin was awesome.”
If you’re craving a combination of adrenaline, stunning scenery, and cultural flavor in Puerto Vallarta, this tour checks all the boxes. It’s particularly suited for families and groups who value safety and fun, cruise passengers looking for a convenient adventure, and nature lovers eager to see the jungle from a new perspective.
For those who want more than just a walk in the park and are ready to challenge themselves a bit, this tour offers a unique and rewarding experience. It’s a solid choice that balances excitement, scenery, and authentic local touches—an adventure you’ll likely remember long after your trip ends.
Is transportation included?
Yes, round-trip shuttle service from key pickup points near the cruise port is included in the tour price.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience runs approximately 5 hours, from pickup to return.
What is the maximum weight allowed?
Participants can weigh up to 110 kilograms (220 pounds), making it accessible for most.
Is the tour suitable for children?
While family-friendly and safe, children should have a moderate physical fitness level and be comfortable with heights and walking.
Do I need to bring anything special?
The tour provides purified water and safety gear. It’s best to wear comfortable clothing suitable for physical activity and closed-toe shoes.
Are cameras or phones allowed during the activities?
For safety reasons, the use of phones or cameras during ziplining and crossing the bridge is not permitted.
What is the cost of the tour?
The tour costs $56.00 per person, which includes most activities, transportation, and tequila tasting.
What if I need to cancel?
Cancelling at least 24 hours in advance will get you a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.
Is the tour family-friendly?
Yes, it’s designed to be accessible and enjoyable for families, with professional guides making safety a priority.
Can I book this tour in advance?
Most travelers book about 23 days ahead, as it tends to fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons.
This adventure in Puerto Vallarta offers a lively blend of thrills and scenic beauty, ensuring you leave with a story to tell and views to cherish. Whether you’re seeking a pulse-racing activity or an authentic connection with nature, this tour delivers — with a good dose of Mexican hospitality along the way.