3 Zipline Rides in Los Cabos Worth the Money

1.Los Cabos Costa Azul Zipline Eco-Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 533 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $85Our pick

At Canopy Costa Azul near San José del Cabo, you’ll tackle seven ziplines, practice lines, a suspension bridge, uphill canyon trails, and a natural-rock rappel with guides such as Diego, Tony, and Isaac. The three-hour outing includes water, gear, lockers, transport from many hotels, and a tequila tasting. Expect heat, hiking, and a $15 cash park fee.

“The ride into the base of where you depart is a bit scary. Road leading in is isolated and a dirt road filled with major ruts and pot holes. Once there you are met with very gracious, professionals. Loved the hiking that led to the zip lines and the repelling though a bit scary was thrilling! Our guides Diego and Tony couldn’t have been any nicer or helpful! They made our experience a memorable one for sure! They both were reassuring and knowledgeable about the equipment and the area. They both made us comfortable and confident in what we were doing. I highly recommend this experience with Viator!”

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2.Ziplines Adventure – The Fastest & Best ones Crossing the Canyon

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 259 reviews · from $115

You’ll ride Wild Canyon’s long steel-cable ziplines near San José del Cabo, including an 815-meter line, with guides such as Gusto, Eddie, or Goose helping with safety. Tandem rides, hotel pickup, water stations, and park access make this a lively half-day outing, though the stairs require real effort.

“The staff was amazing. My first time doing tandem zips which was fun. The lines were good lengths and fast.”

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3.Zip Lines and UTVs with Mexican Lunch and Drinks

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 27 reviews · 3.5 hours · from $139

You’ll tackle ziplines, bridges, a Via Ferrata, rappelling, and a 500-meter final zipline in Boca de la Sierra. Guides such as Chai, Abraham, Gustavo, Dioney, Claudia, and Virgilio are praised for calm, funny instruction. A 20-minute Polaris RZR ride and quesadilla lunch finish the outing.

“The guides were absolutely awesome! They were friendly, funny, and competent! The only problem was the extra $25 per person charge for the park entrance and the additional $25 per person charge for the UTV insurance. The pictures were fantastic and extremely pricy.”

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