Zipline Vacations

Top zipline cities

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  photo by Real Traveler Zeke Coulter

  Bokeo Reserve

  One of the last remaining habitats of the Black Crested Gibbon, Bokeo Nature Reserve is a lush jungle alive with wildlife and adventure. This is the home of the Gibbon Experience, an Ecotourism project that allows tourists to live in tree houses and rid... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Jamie and Tal

  Huay Xai

  Located on the banks of the Mekong, Huay Xai is usually a quick stopover on a traveler's trip. However, the small town itself offers an exhilarating nature reserve where zip line cables and treehouses allow for sightseeing and forest adventures far beyo... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler The Patagonians

  Monteverde

  Fly across the Monteverde Cloud Forest in a canopy tour, take a jungle trek at night at and turn off your flashlight, search the Rainforest floor for frogs and snakes, or walk across the bridges high above it all The Rainforests of Monteverde will brin... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Pamela

  La Fortuna

  La Fortuna, Costa Rica has just about everything a vacationer could want! Whether looking for relaxation or adventure, comfort accommodations or rugged camping, La Fortuna has it. The famous Arenal volcano and its surrounding hot springs provide a ple... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Martin & Thuy-Ly

  Bangkok

   Ancient Buddhist temples that sparkle in the sun, the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha – this is just the beginning of what Bangkok, the City of Angels has to offer. Boasting some of the most lavish hotels in the world, Bangkok is also known for its... read more »

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  Puerto Vallarta

  Puerto Vallarta is a popular vacation site for those desiring warm, sunlit beaches and lush local plant life. The Malecon, a popular promenade, is an 11-block-long strip with shops on one side and the ocean on the other. The ocean-themed statues and fou... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Peters Travels

  Oaxaca

  With a temperate climate in a valley of the Sierra Madres, a mix of rich Indian culture and bright local art, Oaxaca City is certain to keep the tourist entertained. Visit the markets near the zocalo, or city center, for clothing and produce. Venture to... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Craig & Jo

  San Carlos de Bariloche

  Located at the foot of the Andes Mountains, Bariloche is surrounded by spectacular lakes, mountains and foothills. A great place for winter travelers to visit, Bariloche features skiing, hiking and water sports activities galore. During the summer, thin... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Lipkids

  Vientiane

  Vientiane, the capital city of Laos, is situated along the Mekong River bordering Thailand. A perfect place for travelers to find respite from the other bustling capitals in Southeast Asia, Vientiane boasts beautiful views and a plentiful amount of t... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Samba Sam

  Panajachel

  Located on the shore of Lake Atitlan, this quiet town often has a steady stream of visitors. Inside the town, there are a wealth of shops and restaurants to explore, and sightseers will enjoy seeing the lushness on top of the many volcanoes in the area. read more »