Ziplines near Cabo, with rappelling included. I love the coastal views you get on the drive out and back, and I love how certified bilingual guides (including Diego) keep things moving with a strong safety focus. One thing to plan for: there’s a hiking portion that can feel a bit treacherous, so good shoes matter.

This tour is a solid 3-hour mix of adrenaline and scenery, set up for groups of up to 20. You get lockers, water, and a tequila tour with tasting, plus a restaurant on-site if you want extra food and drinks after the action.

One more practical point: pickup is available, but you’ll need your hotel room number so the driver can get through hotel security. If you show up without that, you can waste time (and time is the whole game with adventure tours).

Key highlights at Costa Azul (San Jose del Cabo)

• 7 zipline elements plus rappelling and a suspension bridge in one outing
• Lockers and water included, so you’re not juggling bags mid-adventure
• Certified bilingual instructors (2 guides) who prioritize safety while staying fun
• Tequila tour and tasting included, timed after the physical part
• Small group size (max 20) means less waiting and quicker transitions

Costa Azul ziplining and rappelling: worth the trip outside Cabo

Most Cabo adventure days either feel like a quick stopover or a long drive. This one tries to solve that by taking you outside the main Cabo area and turning the drive into part of the experience. The route is set up so you can ride comfortably while enjoying the coastal views en route.

That matters because it changes the mood. You start the day calmer, you arrive ready, and you don’t feel like you’ve spent your whole afternoon trapped in traffic. And since this is a 3-hour experience, you’re back in time to grab dinner without needing a full-day commitment.

What you’re really paying for: $118 and the full activity mix

At $118 per person, you’re not just paying for a single zipline ride. You’re paying for a whole package: transportation, equipment support through lockers, guided instruction, and a full circuit of activities.

Here’s what’s included:

• (7) Ziplines
• Rappelling
• Suspension bridge
• Tarzan Swing for kids
• Round-trip transportation
• Lockers
• Water
• Tequila tour and tasting
• 2 certified bilingual tour guides/instructors

What that means for you: you get real time on the course rather than a token experience. You also get guided structure, which matters when the activity includes both height (ziplines and the suspension bridge) and technique (rappelling).

Now, the small cost curve you should know about:

• Food and drinks are not included (there’s an on-site restaurant).
• Tips are not included.
• Photos aren’t included.
• There’s an entrance fee of $5 per person for Cabo San Lucas (listed separately).

Pickup, meeting point, and timing: how to avoid a stressy start

You meet at Canopy Costa Azul (Camino Del Cañon Km28, Costa Azul, 23400 San José del Cabo). The activity ends back at the meeting point, so it’s not a one-way “drop and hope” situation.

Pickup covers hotels and resorts in Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. But you have to give the operator your hotel room number. The reason is practical: hotel security controls vehicle access, so without the room number, they can’t reliably complete pickup.

Timing tip: plan to arrive 30 minutes before your activity. That’s not “nice to have.” Zipline days run on safety checklists and course flow, and arriving late can slow the whole group.

Also note: the tour is offered in English, and the ticket is mobile. Confirmation comes at booking, so you should have what you need on your phone once it’s time to go.

Safety rhythm and the guide team: why groups keep repeating this one

This is one of those tours where the staff’s energy directly affects how fun the day feels. Multiple people specifically call out that safety came first, without turning the experience stiff or boring.

With 2 certified bilingual instructors, you’re not just getting a one-off briefing. You get hands-on guidance through the course. Diego comes up in the feedback as part of a friendly, professional team that kept the group moving along.

What I’d look for in your own group mindset:

• Trust the instructions early. If you listen and follow, the course tends to feel faster and smoother.
• Don’t rush the transitions. The hiking portion and the move between activities are where people can trip up if they ignore the route.

If you want the easiest day possible, this team style helps: they keep things organized, and they treat safety as a normal part of the fun.

The zipline course and suspension bridge: what to expect

Your main chunk of time is the zipline park circuit. You’ll do 7 ziplines as part of the adventure, plus a suspension bridge.

The suspension bridge is a small detail that can change how you feel about the whole day. It adds height and motion, but it’s also a great breather point. You get a different view, and it helps break up the “all zipline, all the time” feeling.

One review note that I’d treat as useful for expectations: guests describe the ziplines as being very close to the beach area (about five minutes by their account). If you like the idea of salt-air vibes and ocean views, this is the kind of park that can deliver that.

Main consideration: comfort on foot.

The tour includes a hiking portion. One person described it as a bit treacherous. That doesn’t mean it’s dangerous—just that you should expect uneven ground and move carefully.

Rappelling in the mix: technique, weight limits, and confidence

This is not just a “ride and hang on” tour. It includes rappelling, which is more technique-based than a zipline. If you’re even slightly nervous about controlled descents, this part is exactly why it’s worth going with a certified team.

A fun bonus shows up in at least one report: the guides let the group rappel twice. That’s not something I’d count on for every run, but it tells you something about their approach: if you’re doing well and the group flow allows it, instructors may work with participants to maximize the experience.

Here are the weight limits you should check before booking:

• Zip-lines maximum: 265 lbs (120 kg)
• Rappelling maximum: 220 lbs (100 kg)
• Rappelling minimum: 100 lbs (45 kg)
• Tarzan Swing maximum: 100 lbs (45 kg)

Why these limits matter: they’re not just administrative. They affect whether you’re eligible for each specific element. If you’re close to a boundary, confirm before you commit your time.

Tarzan Swing for kids: family-friendly adrenaline

If you’re traveling with kids, the inclusion of Tarzan Swing for kids makes this a different kind of family adventure. It means the experience isn’t only about adults doing height activities while kids wait.

Also keep age rules in mind: children must be 7 years or older to participate in the zip line adventure. That’s a clear cutoff, so if you’re bringing younger kids, this one likely won’t work for them.

If your family does well with a structured outing—short instructions, then action—this type of park experience tends to go over better than “free-form” adventures.

Tequila tour and tasting: included, but plan around the pace

A lot of tours advertise tequila but don’t deliver the real moment. In this case, tequila is listed as included: a tequila tour and tasting is part of the package.

So what should you expect in the flow? Think of it as the reward after you’ve done the course. It’s not a standalone cultural museum stop; it’s a quick included experience tied to the day’s activities.

One review notes tequila for after the activities, and that fits the overall rhythm: earn your reward, then cool down.

Important practical note: if you’re sensitive to alcohol or timing, you still need to follow the tour’s health and conduct rules. The tour states you must not be under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances, and the goal is to keep everyone safe and functional.

Food, photos, and extra costs you’ll want to budget

You don’t need to pack lunch. Food and drinks are available at an on-site restaurant, but they’re not included in the tour price.

Plan to bring extra money for:

• Restaurant food and drinks
• Photos (available for purchase after the tour)
• Tips

Also watch for the separate $5 Cabo San Lucas entrance fee per person. If your plan is to treat this as a one-price adventure, it helps to know that add-on exists.

A small budgeting mindset goes a long way here: if you want photos or extra drinks after you’re done, have cash or card ready so you don’t feel pressured at the end.

Who should book this zipline and rappelling adventure

This tour is for people who want a hands-on mix of height, technique, and views—without spending a whole day commuting.

You’ll likely enjoy it if you:

• Are comfortable with moderate physical activity
• Like structured adventure with guided safety support
• Want a family option that includes Tarzan Swing for kids
• Prefer a small group experience (max 20)

You should think twice if:

• You have a recent knee or back surgery (not recommended)
• You are pregnant (pregnant women cannot participate)
• You aren’t in good health, or you’ll be under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances
• Your weight falls outside the listed limits for the element you care about
• You can’t handle a hiking portion that may feel a bit tricky on uneven ground

Service animals are allowed, which is useful to know if that applies to your situation.

What to bring for a smooth day at Canopy Costa Azul

The tour is physical and outdoorsy, so pack like you’re going hiking and doing height activities—not like you’re going sightseeing.

Plan on:

• Comfortable shoes
• Comfortable, light clothing
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Extra money for personal expenses (food and drinks, photos, tips)

Also, arrive early. Being on time helps you get gear sorted and reduces the chance you rush the safety process.

One more detail that can trip people up: the pickup confirmation may require you to call to confirm pickup time, and they need your room number for access with hotel security guards.

Should you book Ziplines and Rappelling at Costa Azul?

If you want a packed 3-hour adventure that combines ziplining + rappelling + a suspension bridge with lockers, water, and a tequila tasting included, this is a strong pick. The small group size (up to 20) and the focus on safety with bilingual instructors help it feel organized instead of chaotic.

I’d especially recommend it if:

• You’re already in Cabo and want something more active than a beach day
• You want real variety—more than one type of height activity
• You like the idea of a guided, well-paced course

I’d skip it (or at least rethink your fit) if you:

• Have back or knee limitations from recent surgery
• Are pregnant
• Don’t feel steady on your feet for a hiking portion
• Need a fully relaxed, low-effort tour

If you’re in the right fitness zone and you enjoy structured adventure, this one tends to land well.

FAQ

How long is the Ziplines and Rappelling at Costa Azul tour?

It’s about 3 hours.

What activities are included in the tour?

The tour includes (7) ziplines, rappelling, a suspension bridge, and Tarzan Swing for kids. It also includes a tequila tour and tasting.

Is round-trip transportation included?

Yes, round-trip transportation is included.

Where does the tour start, and where does it end?

The tour starts at Canopy Costa Azul (Camino Del Cañon Km28, Costa Azul, 23400 San José del Cabo) and ends back at the meeting point.

Do I need to bring lunch?

No. Food and drinks are available on-site at a restaurant, but food and drinks are not included in the tour price.

Are lockers and water provided?

Yes. Lockers and water are included.

What are the age requirements for kids?

Children must be 7 years or older to participate in the Zip Line Adventure.

What are the weight limits for the zip-lines and rappelling?

Zip-lines have a maximum of 265 lbs (120 kg). Rappelling has a maximum of 220 lbs (100 kg) and a minimum of 100 lbs (45 kg). Tarzan Swing has a maximum of 100 lbs (45 kg).

Is tequila tasting included?

Yes. The tour includes a tequila tour and tasting.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. If you cancel within 24 hours, the amount paid is not refunded. The experience also requires good weather, with a reschedule or refund offered if canceled due to poor weather.

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