Australia · ZIP LINES
The 6 best zipline tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of the Gold Coast Canyon Flyer, with seven or eight ziplines, 70 km/h speeds, gorge views, prices, tips, and practical details.
“Good experience with family, easy and fun. Staffs are friendly. We enjoyed it……………………….. ………………………..”
Climb Busselton’s forest ropes courses, ride BMX bikes in the treetops, and zip over 150 metres of woodland adventure.
“Amazing experience, staff were really friendly and helpful. Comprehensive training and loads of staff around to help as needed.”
Climb 59 treetop obstacles and zipline through Kuitpo Forest on a two-hour course near Adelaide, with options for families and active adults.
“Gréât Time with family . Something for all ages. Took my 4 year old neice onto the nets and she spent an hour on them! Other children aged 7, 10 and 13 all enjoyed their experience.”
Soar above Hollybank Forest on six guided zip lines, including a 400-metre ride, with valley views and practical safety support.
“super nice activity as the trees are so tall! interesting pieces of information about the forest and the company / installation in the trees. smooth gliding. we had a very good time”
Zip through Daintree rainforest, walk Cape Tribulation, spot crocodiles, and enjoy lunch on a full-day tour from Port Douglas.
“Loved guide and zip lining, boat tour, and other stops. But Swimming in river was least favorite as you just kind of wade in and don’t really do anything. Could have left that out and wouldn’t have missed much.”
Review of Tamborine Mountain’s 8-line Canyon Flyer, with 70 km/h speeds, rainforest views, practical tips, price, and safety advice.
“the 8 zip lines were so fun and the staff (blair and i can’t remember the woman’s name) were so amazing i highly recommend!!”
Reef days, coast roads, wine country and the red centre.
