Antigua’s interior holds a surprise for those who only know its beaches: a strip of tropical rainforest in the south-western hills, along Fig Tree Drive. Here a canopy course has ziplines crossing the valley between mango, silk-cotton and banana trees.
How the activity works
- Hotel pickup and arrival at the park in the Wallings area.
- Fitting of harness and helmet and a safety briefing.
- A course of 12 ziplines and several aerial challenges such as rope bridges.
- Views over the forest and, on clear days, all the way to the sea.
Who it is for
Families, groups of friends and anyone keen on a little adrenaline. Guides are with you on every platform. Minimum age, height and weight limits apply for safety, and we tell you these when you book. Not recommended during pregnancy or with back problems.
What to bring
- Closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing.
- Insect repellent and water.
- A camera or phone with a secure strap.
Best time to go
All year. After rainy days the forest is at its greenest, and mornings are cooler. During thunderstorms the activity is paused for safety and rescheduled.
Included
- Course of 12 ziplines and aerial challenges
- Harness, helmet and guides
- Water
- Return hotel transfer
FAQs
Is there a minimum age?
Yes, the park sets age, height and weight limits; we confirm them when you book.
Is it physically demanding?
No special fitness is required, but there are steps and platforms.
Does it run in rain?
In light rain yes; in thunderstorms it is paused or rescheduled.
