The ocean-view zip line in Jacó
The Zip Line Experience
Ride 3.5 km of cable over an 80-acre protected forest, with the Pacific in view. 2 hours, from age 5.
- Daily at 8, 9, 10, 11 AM and 1, 2, 3 PM
- 12 platforms and 10 cables, 3.5 km
- Tractor ride, guides, fruit and water included
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The ocean-view zip line in Jacó: 12 platforms and 10 cables, 3.5 km of cable in all, through an 80-acre protected forest.
Highlights
- 10 cables and 12 platforms, 3.5 km of cable
- Ocean views; the longest cable is 2,400 ft
- A 15-minute tractor ride through the jungle
- Bilingual guides
- Fresh fruit and water
What's included
- A 15-minute tractor ride through the jungle
- Bilingual guides
- Fruit and water
- Private parking
Sarah M.
I had such an amazing time ziplining with Jaco Zipline. The views were breathtaking and the staff was so friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!
Isabelle Becerril
Google review
Was finally able to zipline! Great views and great staff. If it is your first time ziplining, this is the place to do it!
Dena Brooks
Google review
So much to do here! Zip lining, chocolate tour, ATVs, shopping, beer tasting and more!
- Book directWith the park, no reseller
- Bilingual guidesEnglish and Spanish
- From 5 years oldKids ride with an adult
- Large groups welcomeFamilies, schools and teams
Herradura, Jacó
Explore the park
Twelve platforms and ten cables on a forested mountain above Herradura Bay, with ATV, horseback and chocolate tours at its foot.
Layout from the park's map; the zip line's route is drawn for illustration.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the tour depart from?
It departs from Calle Herradura, Jacó.
How long is the tour?
2 hours.
How much does it cost?
$70 per adult.
Can children come?
Yes, from 5 years old, with an adult. The staff check that the smallest harness fits each child.
Are there weight limits?
Riders weigh at least 30 kg (60 lb) and at most 130 kg (280 lb). Children 10 and under need a parent or guardian; under 18 need their consent.
Will we see animals?
Often. The 80-acre protected forest has scarlet macaws, chestnut-mandibled toucans and white-faced monkeys.
Does it run in the rain?
Yes, in light rain. In heavy rain, the group gets a new time on site.
What should I wear?
Comfortable outdoor clothes and closed, sturdy shoes. No flip-flops, open-toed shoes or slip-ons. Tie back long hair and take off jewelry.
Is there transport?
$5 per person from downtown Jacó, and from $10 per person from nearby areas.
How can I contact you with questions?
Send us a message from the contact page, or write to reservations@jacozipline.com.
Where you'll be
Every tour starts at the park on Calle Herradura in Jacó.
Meeting point: Calle Herradura, Jacó
Directions to Calle Herradura, Jacó