Top 15 Spain Zipline Tours

1.Climbing + Zipline + Via Ferrata + Cave. Adventure route in Gran Canaria

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 149 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $84Our pick

Join YUKAN Outdoor Gran Canaria for a four-hour, small-group adventure near Santa Lucía de Tirajana. You will hike, climb, cross a via ferrata, crawl through a volcanic tube, and finish on a 50-meter zipline. Guides including Manuel and Ari provide patient instruction, though the route requires moderate fitness.

“Right in the centre of the island via a scary road with steep drops all the way around gives magnifent views of the island. However, to do this activity you need to have a reasonable level of fitness as you are going to be walking uphill (although not that far) in scorching heat. The rock climbing was fun but then we had the walk to the cave which is more challenging involving scrambling and a tricky rope assisted final climb to the cave. My wife ended up with a few scrapes after this part as she lost her footing. The cave itself is not for the claustrophobic as involves a…”

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2.Agaete: Gran Canaria Coasteering. Marine Ferrata and Zipline

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · 5 hours · from $81

RockNatour’s five-hour Agaete coasteering trip combines cliff hiking, an aboriginal cave, guided abseiling, a marine Via Ferrata, snorkeling, and a 35-meter zipline above the Atlantic. Guide Pablo leads small groups of up to eight in English or Spanish. Strong fitness and comfort with heights are essential.

“It was an incredible experience! It was a gift for my boyfriend and we had a great time. The guide is super nice, knows what he does and honestly has everything very well planned and well done, you can tell he is passionate about what he does. Although it was very scary, I would definitely repeat it, my favorite part was after finishing the via ferrata, snorkeling was for me a super relaxing and beautiful experience, I can not explain in words, you have to book and live it.”

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3.Gran Canaria: Guided Via Ferrata and Zipline Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 36 reviews · 3.5 hours · from $73

Take on a 300-meter via ferrata near Fataga, climbing to 70 meters above the Tunte caldera. Your guide supplies safety gear, snacks, water, insurance, and digital photos. Expect cable bridges, caves, climbing games, a 15-minute approach hike, and a zipline descent in a small group.

“pessima attività, siamo arrivati al punto d'incontro e NESSUNO si è fatto vivo. Ho provato a chiamare l'organizzazione decine di volte e non risponde nessuno, attività che sembrava avventuriosa ma si è rivelata un inculata pazzesca. sono estremamente deluso, abbiamo fatto 50 minuti di macchina per arrivare qua per niente. SCONSIGLIO a chiunque questa esperienza. Andate a fanculo organizzatori figli di puttana”

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4.Caminito del Rey – Via Ferrata & Zip Line Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 26 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $116

Join David and the Local Experiences & Adventures team for a roughly five-hour Caminito del Rey outing with a safety briefing, vertical steel-rung climb, monkey and Tibetan bridges, a 35-meter zip line, dramatic reservoir views, and a picnic of local products.

“This was one of THE best experiences I’ve had. The guide (Local Experiences & Adventures) was fabulous, skilled, knowledgeable and entertaining! It was the best fun ever!! Highly recommend! This was a solo trip and I certainly did not feel solo highlight engaging and fun.”

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5.Caminito del Rey: Vía Ferrata Rappeling & Zip-Lining

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 22 reviews · 3 hours · from $71

Join guides Ian and Rachel for a small-group Via Ferrata near El Chorro. Climb a rock wall, cross a Tibetan Bridge and monkey bridge, zip-line 30 meters, then descend by rappel or the route. You need good mobility, hiking shoes, and a head for heights.

“Una experiencia inolvidable y maravillosas. La atención de Liam fue espectacular!!! Nos ha cambiado la vida. Un millón de hracias”

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6.Via Ferrata & Zip Line Zafarraya

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 22 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $93

You’ll tackle the Zafarraya via ferrata with steps, pendulums, monkey bridges, and several ziplines, guided in English by a small group of no more than eight. David has guided this route and can also manage French. Children can join from 25 kilos.

“Really nice experience even in the middle of August the weather wasn’t too hot. David (the guide) was really nice. I recommend it to anyone, both beginners and more experienced.”

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7.Gran Canaria: Zipline and Mountaineering Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 9 reviews · 4 hours · from $104

In Santa Lucía de Tirajana, a professional English- or Spanish-speaking guide leads you through beginner-friendly climbing, a 50-meter zipline, a volcanic tube, abseiling, and via ferrata. Small groups of up to six keep the instruction personal. Guide Daison is known for calm coaching and taking activity photos.

“It was a super cool unforgettable experience. Daison picked us up on time. He was very funny and pleasant. We had another Spanish couple. He was very patient and explained alternately in Spanish and English, although because of his expression he could already understand everything. I was very anxious and nervous about climbing and handled this very professionally. I never felt unsafe. You could see that Daison is passionate about these activities and was able to share his joy with us. Via Ferrata was really exciting and I think I will continue doing this in Switzerland thanks to Daison. Moon Cave was super beautiful and unforgettable. Besides the activities, Daison…”

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8.Jumping in Zipline with Unique Views of Cuenca

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · 15 minutes (approx.) · from $34

You’ll cross Cuenca’s Huécar Gorge on a 445-meter double zipline, reaching about 70 km/h and up to 120 meters above the ground. The ride lasts 35 to 40 seconds, and the finish is near the Parador, about 15 minutes on foot from the starting point. Minimum weight is 35 kg, maximum 120 kg.

“We opted to not do the experience. It was raining very hard, there was a very large group in front of us, and we found out that the end point was not the same as the start point. To get back to the start point, there is a long, steep walk. I think the description of the experience was a bit misleading. We were not up for that walk back in the rain.”

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9.Toledo Day Trip From Madrid including Zip-line Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 9 reviews · 7 to 9 hours (approx.) · from $62

Travel from Madrid to Toledo by bus, see the city from Mirador del Valle, visit a family-run damascene workshop, and follow a short guided walk. Then use your free time for the Jewish Quarter, San Martin Bridge, and the included Tagus River zip-line.

“Was a little confusing and disorganized with half and full day options. There didn’t seem to be a dedicated English speaking guide. This seemed an afterthought even though we booked an English speaking tour.”

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10.El Chorro: Zipline, Bridge, and Hiking Adventure Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $73

Meet your guide at Hotel La Garganta and spend four hours on El Chorro’s Via Ferrata. You’ll climb 250 meters of iron steps, ride a 35-meter zipline, cross monkey-step and Tibetan-style bridges, and learn about the area’s geology and wildlife. English and Spanish guides are available.

“Great guide in Alex making us feel relaxed while at those heights with a great sense of humour but serious to details and instructions as needed. It was very enjoyable and will be a great memory for us :)”

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11.Salou: Bosc Aventura Salou Zip Lining Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 8 reviews · from $34

At Bosc Aventura Salou, you begin with a safety briefing and practice session, then tackle blue and dark-blue rope courses with bridges, nets, barrels, and 20-meter and 40-meter zip lines. An instructor speaks Spanish, English, French, Russian, or Catalan. The full session lasts 1.5 hours from activation.

“It was a great experience. Me and my partner had a great time. Would recommend highly.”

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12.Fly Over Toledo: Urban Zipline over Tagus River

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 7 reviews · 1 day · from $17Best value

Fly Toledo’s urban zipline across the Tagus River beside Toledo’s Old Town and St. Martin Bridge. Spanish and English instructors provide the safety briefing and gear. The experience costs $17, suits most people who meet the safety rules, and offers a digital photo for an extra fee.

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13.Bosc Aventura Salou: Extreme Ziplines

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 5 reviews · from $40

You’ll complete Bosc Aventura Salou’s dark-blue and red courses, with 29 elevated challenges, five ziplines, and heights reaching 10 meters. The 1-hour-15-minute course suits adventurers age 10 and older who are at least 145 cm tall. Training and multilingual staff are included.

“Such a fun and challenging experience. Always there to help you if you fall or need a bit of extra support”

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14.Elda: El Bolón via ferrata with zipline and abseiling

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · 3 hours · from $53

Meet your guide at Sierra de Bolón, learn the harness system, then tackle three linked via ferrata sections with hanging bridges, climbing walls, ziplining, and abseiling. The three-hour outing includes equipment, insurance, photos, and videos, with instruction in five languages.

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15.Madrid: Zip line circuits high in the trees

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $27

Head to De Pino a Pino San Rafael for three hours of tree-top circuits, zip lines, Indian liana swings, flying trapezes, and chimpanzee seesaws. Routes rise from two to 12 meters and suit participants from age five. English, Spanish, and French instruction is available.

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