Zip Lining
A canopy-level zip line flying over the Kelani River and rainforest edge — a quick adrenaline add-on, no experience needed.
Overview
A guided zip line run over the tree canopy at the forest's edge, with a line crossing views of the Kelani River below. Sessions run in a small group, harnessed and clipped in by the guide crew for each run, typically good for 2–3 line crossings per session depending on group size.
Itinerary
- 15 min
Harness fitting & briefing
Harness fitting and safety briefing at the launch platform.
- ~45 min
Zip line runs
2–3 canopy-level zip line crossings, guide-clipped at each platform.
What's included
- ✓Harness and helmet
- ✓Guide crew at each platform
Not included
- ×Transport
What to bring
- Closed-toe shoes
- Clothing you can move in
Fitness level
Easy — no climbing or swimming ability needed, but not suitable for those with a serious fear of heights.
Best season
Year-round; avoided during active lightning storms as a safety precaution.
Questions people ask
Our harness kit is rated for approximately 25kg to 120kg. Children under this range can't be fitted safely — ask us when booking if you're unsure.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your slot.
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