CANYONING TOUR & 1600M ZIPLINE ACTIVITIES

Canyoning & The long zipline in Da Lat, Vietnam, is a thrilling activity popular among tourists. Da Lat, known for its temperate climate and stunning landscapes, offers various adventure sports, and ziplining is one of the highlights.  

The zipline is often situated within one of Da Lat's many adventure parks or natural reserves, such as the Datanla Falls area.  
The zipline can vary in length, with some lines extending up to 2,300 meters, providing an exhilarating ride through the lush forest canopy.  
Riders can enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains, valleys, and waterfalls as they soar through the air.

Your adventure begins with a pickup from your hotel, followed by a drive south of Dalat to the Datanla waterfall, where the excitement starts.

At the Datanla Base Camp, you'll receive training in waterfall techniques, including essential canyoning skills like knot tying, harness use, and rappelling techniques.

Once you’ve mastered these skills, you'll embark on your first rappel—an exhilarating 18-meter descent into the river beside a stunning 30-meter waterfall.

Next, enjoy a thrilling 40-meter zipline ride down the river, over a waterfall, and alongside the riverbanks.

Your next challenge is to slide through the powerful waterfall currents.

The adventure continues with a trek along a stream hidden in the tropical forest. At times, you’ll need to wade, swim, or climb over obstacles. Explore the forest and discover its rich, wild beauty firsthand.

Interested in more ziplining? Get ready for the most challenging adventure yet.

You’ll face the largest waterfall, where you'll abseil through cascading water from a height of 25 meters. Our canyoning experts will guide you through the most challenging sections.

Ready to test your mental strength? Take on the final abseil of the adventure, featuring the thrilling "washing machine" waterfall. At 14 meters high, it will spin you around, cleanse you, and safely land you in the arms of your canyoning guides, amid applause.

The journey ends with a 20-minute hike back to the main road, where transportation awaits to return you to your hotel.