The World’s 5 Best Zip Line Rides

1.Kualoa Ranch – Zipline Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 293 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $224Our pick

Fly across Kualoa Ranch’s forested Ka’a’awa Valley on 14 tandem zipline cables, with two suspension bridges and short walks among Hawaiian plants. Guides such as Burton, Ethan, JT, Annie, and Jordan have helped make this a lively, safety-focused outing, though names vary. Bring closed-toe shoes, long pants, and a little hiking stamina.

“It was a good experience, professional guides and engaging people. Always felt safe. It was not just a few Zip lines but enough to feel it was well designed.”

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2.Hawaii Kipu Ranch PowerLine Zipline with Guide

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 105 reviews · from $182

Spend about 2.5 hours ziplining across Kauai’s private Kipu Ranch, a working cattle ranch with wide views and four lines, including a 2,400-foot Superman-style finish. Guides such as Sabre, Sarah, Tanner, Eli, and Ryker have been praised for clear safety briefings, humor, and local insight. Bring shoes with tread, sunscreen, and a light rain jacket.

“The ziplines were nice and the guides were excellent. We didn’t like the Superman style zip line other than that it was great.”

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3.Buggy Ride, Horseback, Zipline,Eco Farm,Macao Beach

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 78 reviews · from $130

Spend about six hours with Magical Trips RD driving buggies through rural trails, riding horses, ziplining, tasting Dominican chocolate and coffee, and visiting Macao Beach. Guide Christopher leads the day in Spanish, English, or French. Pickup, lunch, an open bar, transportation, and the main activities are included, but bring dry clothes and expect optional photo and seafood charges.

“Fun experience, Lots of activities, lunch tasted great. Chris our guide was friendly, caring, and made sure we had a good time. No regrets worth booking!”

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4.Yellowstone Zipline EcoTour at the Ranch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 52 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $120Best value

At historic Stermitz Ranch near Gardiner, you’ll spend about three hours on four zip lines and two adventure elements above a mountain stream. Guides stay with you throughout, making this a good first zipline outing. Groups cap at 10, and the 260-pound weight limit is strictly enforced.

“Miya and Kiana were great guides. Lots of energy and knew how to encourage people into doing something that they didn’t think they could do. My daughter tapped out after the first line but it had nothing to do with the zip lines. She was just not comfortable doing it and Miya showed compassion for her and helped her get her feet back on the ground. Would do this one again even if I had to go across the bridge.”

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5.Half-Day Barton Creek Cave with Optional Zipline, Butterfly Farm Or Rock Falls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 45 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $120

From San Ignacio, paddle by headlamp into Barton Creek Cave with a local guide, learning about Maya use, geology, and crystal formations. Add jungle ziplining, a butterfly farm and botanical garden, or Big Rock Falls. Transport, lunch, equipment, taxes, and park fees are included.

“We were picked up in the morning by our amazing tour guide Eddie. Eddie is one of the best tour guides I have ever met, he was so down to earth, easy to talk to, knowledgeable, and funny. My Mom and I did the Barton creek cave where Eddie guided us smoothly in the canoe. In the later half of the day we went to Big Rock falls for some relaxing swimming and rock jumping! We got to enjoy good conversation, fresh coconuts, fresh mango, a delicious Belizian lunch, and of course some Rum Punch!! Special thanks to Eddie for the memories my mom and I will never forget. Highly…”

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