The Arenal Hanging Bridges carry you above the rainforest, allowing you to discover its layers, flora and fauna. This ambitious ecological project was established along one of the migratory routes used by birds travelling between North and South America.
Here you will see sloths, monkeys and exotic birds, epiphytes and palms, among many others. Along the trails and suspended bridges, you will take in the magnificent natural setting and the area's remarkable biodiversity. Your guide will help you spot the animals living in the trees and answer any questions about the vegetation stretching as far as the eye can see.
A route of at least 1,800 metres (extending to 3,200 in its longer version), made up of 9 fixed bridges and 6 suspension bridges, rising between 8 and 83 metres high. Maximum safety. A fine walk through the treetops!