Los Cabos · CABO SKY BIKE & ZIP LINES
Good cabo sky bike & zip lines fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Costa Azul’s Los Cabos zipline tour, with seven lines, rappelling, hiking, tequila tasting, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“So much fun! I was a little nervous about the repelling but the team made me feel so comfortable. 100% would do it again!”
Review of Cabo’s UTV, horseback ride, and sky bike combo, with desert trails, Migriño Beach, costs, safety, and booking tips.
“We had a great time on the ATVs and Horses. I do recommend that Viator update their description to include the extra charges so people aren’t surprised to pay more fees when they arrive. They charge for the entry fee (which is stated in description) but they ALSO charge you $35 fee pp for riding ATVs or give you the option to do a $500 temporary hold on a Credit Card in case of any damages to the vehicle.”
Ride ATVs, horses, and sky bikes at Migriño near Cabo, with hotel pickup, Pacific views, tequila tasting, and a $25 park fee.
“Fun but be prepared for an aggressive up-sale pitch Also $25 pp when you arrive to get into the “park”. ATV was fun and riding horses on the beach was cool. We even did a full gallop for about 100 yards”
Cabo UTV and Sky Bike review with desert trails, Migriño Beach, tequila tasting, costs, safety notes, and booking advice.
“Don’t book this company. Fernando forced us to get the optional coverage on our vehicle or pay a hold of $750 on my cc. This is not something disclosed upfront. Be prepared to spend an excess of money when you arrive at this facility.”
Ride ATVs on Migriño Beach, meet camels, pedal a sky bike, and enjoy Cabo desert views with hotel pickup and guides.
“Our tour guide Noel is top notch. From beginning to end he was extremely accommodating and knowledgeable. Super friendly and just overall great company. We enjoyed our time. The entire staff was amazing as well. As hot as Cabo was, we didn’t have time to sweat. They have breeze ways and you’re shuttled around from excursion to excursion. And let’s not talk about the food…. SUPER YUMMY!!! The camel feeding was so adorable. The camel ride was smooth and fun. We took the fastest UTV out for a spin along the beach side. It felt like an action movie. The tequila tasting was pleasant. We got a bottle of passion…”
Ride a camel on Cabo’s Pacific beach, pedal a high sky bike over the desert, and finish with tequila tasting at Migriño.
“It was nice and beautiful we had an amazing time, the camels were perfect the bikes were different but all nice experience”
Ride ATVs across Cabo’s dunes and beaches, take a Pacific-view Sky Bike, spot winter whales, and finish with an artisanal tequila tasting.
“They price gauge, after you pay for your activity with Viator they will basically tell you you need to pay an additional 200$ for basic stuff for example- we got an atv but they didn’t have any more semi automatics so it was either wait 4 hours or pay 200$ for an automatic one. On top of that, they don’t let you take your phone or Fanny pack or anything- they charge $80 for 2 pics they airdrop to you.”
Review the Cabo horseback ride and sky bike tour, with Pacific views, desert trails, tequila tasting, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“We did the horses and sky bike tour. Lots of fun Amel was a great guide! The horse back riding was very mild no real area to open up and run. The bike was exciting, very different and totally safe! I would pass on the private tour upgrade and save the money to buy photos at the end. The tour groups are all small and it is hard to take you own pictures while doing these activities.”
Review of Cabo’s Guinness World Record Sky Bike, with desert riding, Migriño Beach, meals, tequila tasting, costs, guides, and practical tips.
“This was a fun way to ride over some diffcult terrain. The biles are kept up that well though and our guide definitely wasn't much of a rider. Our biggest issue was we weren't allowed to carry water and got very thirsty. We even beought a bike water bottle amd they said no. There weren't bottle cages on the bikes though. Finally half way through, we sat down for a bottle of water.”
Review of Cabo’s 3-hour Cactus Tours combo, pairing a sky bike with off-road driving, food, transport, and practical booking tips.
“Worst experience trying to find the pickup location! It’s really hard, the place isn’t even signed as Caboland (it’s a convenience store type thing). Time said 2pm start but they then emailed and gave us a 1.20pm pickup so we missed that (we only docked at 1pm so was never going to make it). They gave us a 2.30pm pickup and barely had enough time to get back. It was an extremely hot day when we went and I got unwell. The bikes actually require some effort. Coming from our winter to such a hot day made me extremely unwell - but they treated me well. Another disappointment was even…”
Review of Costa Azul’s 2-hour-45-minute zipline tour, with canyon crossings, a 180-foot rappel, hotel pickup, costs, and booking tips.
“This was the worst experience ever. I booked the ziplining online and it failed to mention a $12 activity fee.”
Review of Cabo’s 3-hour zip-line, rappel, and suspension bridge adventure, with safety tips, price details, guide notes, and honest drawbacks.
“The zipline & rappelling were awesome! The staff was great! I wish they would have told us that the grease on the harness would ruin the shirt I was wearing. They wouldn't let us take photos, and the photo package they offered was way too expensive. Why can't we just purchase a few photos instead of the whole package?”
Review of Los Cabos Monster Zip Line at Wild Canyon, with canyon views, eight lines, costs, safety rules, transport, and practical tips.
“Amazing adventure. Great staff on the ziplines. Super helpful and fun. I wish I would’ve spent more time there. Travel with my 9 year old and she loved it. The only drawback is the communication between the check in and the register area. More communication when the shutters depart. But they fixed the issue for us. Over all and amazing experience. Loved it !!!”
Review of the Caduaño zipline near Cabo San Lucas, with eight lines, desert wildlife, small groups, pricing, tips, and practical details.
“So much fun and the guides were very helpful and kind! I would 100% go again! So many new experiences”
Zip through Baja’s desert near Costa Azul with seven zip lines, rappelling, bridges, mountain views, guides, and a Damiana tasting.
“Awesome! They drive you quite a way up the canyon so there’s not too much climbing. Guides Tony and Fernando were very patient and helpful! I picked this specific zip line excursion because we didn’t have to pay any $25 park fee and transportation was included! I’m out of shape and was still able to do it:)”
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