PAID CONTENT FOR EL SANTUARIO CANOPY ADVENTURE


El Santuario Canopy Adventure MANUEL ANTONIO, COSTA RICA


Manuel Antonio, on Costa Rica’s central Pacific coast, is one of the country’s most biodiverse regions. While many visitors go for the famous national park, opportunities to experience the area’s remarkable ecosystems extend well beyond its boundaries. Dense rainforest, coastal scenery and abundant wildlife create a landscape where adventure and nature are closely intertwined. Located just minutes from Manuel Antonio,


El Santuario Canopy Adventure offers a different perspective on the rainforest, taking visitors high into the jungle canopy through a network of zip- lines, hanging bridges and forest trails. Set within a 500-acre private rainforest reserve, the experience explores both primary and secondary forest. Accompanied by professional bilingual guides,


guests move through the forest canopy while learning about the surrounding ecosystem and the species that inhabit it. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, but sloths, several species of monkey, tropical birds and other rainforest animals are regularly spotted throughout the reserve. The canopy itself is one of the most biodiverse parts


of the forest, supporting a remarkable variety of plant and animal life. The course features 14 platforms, 10 zip-lines,


four hanging bridges and an abseiling section, with some structures positioned up to 30 metres above the forest floor. Along the route, guests encounter giant ceiba trees, distinctive walking palms and elevated viewpoints overlooking the surrounding rainforest. One of the highlights is a tandem zip-line stretching nearly a mile across a valley, offering expansive views towards the Pacific Ocean while allowing participants to travel side-by-side above the treetops. Safety and environmental stewardship are


central to the operation. A proprietary dynamic braking system allows guests to traverse the zip- lines without manually braking, while ongoing tree care and maintenance programmes aim to minimise environmental impact, while protecting the health of the surrounding forest. The experience concludes with a traditional


Costa Rican lunch, providing an opportunity to reflect on the adventure.


DON’T MISS Race side-by-side across the twin zip-lines, which stretch nearly a mile above the rainforest canopy


74 Need to know


KEY FEATURES • 500-acre private rainforest reserve • Proprietary hands-free zip-line braking system


• Professional bilingual & certified guides


• Traditional Costa Rican lunch included


KEY ACTIVITIES • 10 zip-lines through the rainforest canopy


• 4 hanging bridges & 1 abseiling section


• Wildlife-spotting throughout the reserve


• Pacific Ocean & rainforest viewpoints


GET IN TOUCH • elsantuariocanopyadventure.com • +506 8964 3769 • info@santuariocr.com • instagram.com/elsantuariocanopy


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