Zipline

A zipline is a cable attached at two points, wherein the person going for a zipline adventure will be traveling from point A to point B thru the works of gravity. The usual speed in ziplines is usually 30 to 60 miles per hour, so it’s understandable if not all want to try going for a zipline adventure. Nonetheless, try to overcome the fear of heights and experience the unforgettable rush ziplines can offer.

You have to muster enough courage to try the Boracay Zipline as well as the awesome cable car. This is one of the best means of seeing Boracay's view if you want to do so in a heart-pounding way. You will definitely feel like you’re Superman or Wonder Woman, because through the zipline, you’ll be travelling swiftly down 70 meters from the starting point. Once you reach the end, you’ll also get a free ride back via cable car. In the cable car, you can regain your composure from the thrilling zipline experience.

You have two options for the zipline ride: either in a sitting position or in a flying Superman position.

TIPS

Always make sure that the operator is authentic and their safety record is good.
Examine their equipment, including the condition of the carabiners, ropes, harnesses, and helmets. A well-maintained set of gear is obviously essential to a safe zipline ride.
Coordinate with the operator and listen to their safety briefings; ask questions about the procedure if you’re uncertain about some instructions.
Always check your physical limitations before attempting to go for the zipline. Being pregnant, overweight, or having a heart condition are some factors to be considered. With these conditions, it would be better to think twice before proceeding with the activity.
Always wear a helmet and avoid wearing flip-flops which can drop. Wear closed shoes instead.