Argentina · ZIP LINES
The 5 best zip lines tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one got there on traveller numbers, so start there and work down.
Zipline on Cerro Frías in El Calafate, with 4 runs totaling 2,000 meters, canyon views, and lunch for a small group.
“The tour guides are energetic, interesting and humorous, they make the tour better than we’ve imagined!”
4-hour El Calafate 4WD adventure with three descent choices, panoramic views of Lake Argentino, and an estancia snack.
“the view is wonderful, but price for 4 h is to hight 119 Euro, and they told me für zip line option I have to book online extra, than it's really too much”
Zipline through Mendoza’s Potrerillos Valley with 5 or 6 cables, hotel pickup, changing room, and big Andes views at a fair price.
“Foi incrível a experiência na tirolesa e a paisagem é uma pintura divina! Adorei! Esperamos voltar em outra época do ano.”
Trek to a mountain viewpoint, rappel a 30-meter cliff, then zipline across the Mendoza River, all with an instructor-led adventure near Mendoza.
“It was unfortunately a big waste of time thanks to poor organization. We lost an activity and spend most of the time waiting while no one felt responsible.”
A 4-hour Cerro López zipline from Bariloche with 10 platforms, big views over Nahuel Huapi and lakes, plus hotel pickup and safety gear.
“Was a fantastic experience. Staff very good (limited English spoken) and were very safety conscious through the trip. Would do again.”
Sorted by what you would actually do with the day.
