Ziplining · HALF-DAY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 13 half-day zipline tours Worldwide worth the money, each with its price, its rider verdict and the one thing to check before you pay.
Review of Ubud’s zipline and jungle swing adventure, with rice-field views, coffee tasting, pool access, costs, limits, and practical tips.
“It was amazing we had the best time Our guide was very kind we would highly recommend going with Wayne He is the best guide we have had on all our travels 😊”
Review of Playa del Carmen’s jungle ATV, zipline, cenote swim and rappel tour, with practical advice on price, transport, safety and value.
“Our tour day was amazing and Pedro was our tour guide he was amazing throughout the whole tour, explained everything throughly and made the tour exciting! I would definitely come back I had so much fun!”
Review of Tulum’s half-day ATV, zipline, cenote, and Mayan ceremony tour, with practical advice on transport, safety, value, and what to bring.
“A great way to see a lot in a single day. The activities on their own are all great fun,in particular the cenote cave is very beautiful. There were some scheduling issues with our group taking a long time to arrive and the activities moving around,but other than that it all went well.”
Explore Barton Creek Cave near San Ignacio by canoe, then choose ziplining, butterflies, or Big Rock Falls on this family-friendly tour.
“Gazelle and Ben were absolutely incredible. Everything you want in a tour guide and driver. Kind, knowledgeable, incredibly helpful, and patient. They went above and beyond in every aspect of our tour and it would not have been as great as it was without them. *Wear water shoes or shoes with a hard bottom and back strap.”
Zip through Vang Vieng’s forest canopy, cross seven lines and two bridges, and add cave tubing with hotel transfers for $20.
“Would not recommend this tour if you are a solo traveller. I was under the impression that I would be put with a small group, however that was not the case. When I asked if I would be with other people during the activity’s, they said yes, which was not the case at all. The ‘guide’ was not a tour guide at all and did not speak to me instead just pointed to the next activity and I followed him. If you are with a bigger group this could be a fun activity as long as you don’t rely on the guide. Considering I was the only one to be…”
Review of Tulum’s half-day ATV, four-zipline, rappel, cave cenote, Mayan ritual, lunch, and transport adventure.
“It was a great experience it was very informative and exciting. The tours were lengthy and eorth the price.”
Review of Cancun’s half-day ATV, zipline, and cenote tour, including transport, lunch, extra fees, safety, value, and booking advice.
“Our day with Altustours, arranged by Viator, was far more memorable than we expected. The Altustours staff made every effort to ensure our safety and enjoyment on the zip-lines, the ATV riding, and our swim and diving at the Cenote. Our day started with a van picking up up from the lobby of our hotel. The driver was kind and helpful. The trip to the site was enjoyable and we felt totally safe. Once at the site, the local staff seemed determined to accommodate us in every way we wanted. The zip line part of our day was explained to us in detail and the staff carefully helped each of…”
Review of San José del Cabo’s four-hour zip line and rappel tour, with practical details on safety, hiking, pickup, cost, and tequila tasting.
“A really fun time ziplining at Costa Azul. Pickup was a breeze in a shared shuttle. The actual experience was really fun, Matias and crew made lots of jokes and generally made it fun. My only wish was that we could go faster on the ziplines. :) But everyone gave great instruction, was super helpful. Rappelling at the end was pretty excellent, the food and drinks at the end were good, tequila tasting was a bonus! Just be advised that there is a bit of hiking uphill involved. Everything is clearly marked and they do have a couple of water stations, but if it's a hot day, just drink a…”
Review of Punta Cana’s half-day zipline tour, with seven stations, countryside stops, lunch, hotel pickup, pricing, tips, and drawbacks.
“BUYER BEWARE- The company canceled our trip due to rain and promised a refund. It has now been over a month and they stopped replying to my emails and have not yet given me a refund. On top of that the communication was terrible. I Read more”
Review of Punta Cana’s Cap Cana half-day zipline tour, with 12 ziplines, mountain views, hotel pickup, safety details, price, and booking tips.
“Adrenaline-filled zip line, when you walk through the rope at that height, it curls your skin. I had a lot of fun in this activity.Auto-translated”
Fly four ziplines above Cusco’s Sacred Valley, with hotel pickup, English or Spanish guidance, mountain views, and small-group thrills.
Review of Tulum’s private Mayan community tour with ziplines, three cenotes, canoeing, a traditional meal, and eco-friendly practices.
“Selbst 1 Stern ist zu viel! Wir sind die Reise nicht angetreten aufgrund dessen, dass es meiner Freundin sehr schlecht ging. Der Guide bat uns an die Tour um einen Tag zu verschieben, dies nahmen wir dankend an. Als wir dann die neue Uhrzeit abends besprechen wollten meinte er, er würde jetzt nochmals 240€ für uns 4 Personen erhalten wollen. Das heißt der Ausflug hätte uns zu 4. 580€ gekostet dadurch das er nochmals einen Aufschlag von über 70% von uns wollte. Er hat uns vorher nicht einmal drauf hingewiesen. Für uns schreit dies nach Abzocke!!! Somit ist diese Tour nicht zu empfehlen…”
Review of Cusco’s half-day zip line and Chinchero tour, with Sacred Valley views, Inca walls, weaving, costs, timing, and practical tips.
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