Mundo Nogalito

My group and I were immediately welcomed by everyone there. Our zip lining guides were Miguel and Beto, they were very funny and professional! Tequila tasting after was included. Overall it was a great experience, would definitely recommend anyone who visits PV to come here!

We arrived early in the morning and were first in the zipline queue. In fact, there were no other customers at 9am! We were smart and had the place to ourselves.
The zipline training was quick and easy and well designed. They start you off with small ones so you feel comfortable (versus another place which starts you on a really really high one, and I saw people walk back down the hill because it was too intimidating).
It did get quite hot and steamy climbing up the trails to the start points but it’s good cardio. Our guides offered us to do «Superman» style and upside down style of ziplining once you get used to the regular style. They hold on to your feet and you can spin around upside down! It was kind of amazing.
I’d recommend this place. The tequila tasting was decent and the restaurant looked good although we didn’t eat there.

Awesome Zipline tour! It is Nucking Futs! The staff there are welcoming and friendly. The experience there is a wham-​bam thank you ma’am type of style in a very good way. Maybe, it was like that for us because we are experienced zip liners. They really showed us what fun, crazy zip lining was all about.
10 lines to zip on; no problem! One line makes you fly through a tunnel. The other line, they flip your legs upwards and your head is facing the jungle — piece of cake! All throughout the zipping, they have a guide that also takes your pictures. So no need to take your go-​pros or iPhones.
There was some hiking on the first leg (no pun intended) of the zip tour and you get to admire the beauty that surrounds Nogalitos.
My wife and I had so much fun! After the zipping, we were treated to a free tequila tasting — ask for The Rock. And we also had some super cold beers while we played in their river.
Thank you for the read and I hope this entices you Unilocalers for your next vacation and adventure.

This place was amazing! We had so much fun here! I was terrified of the zip lines initially but the staff was supppppper friendly made everything just great! The zip line was great, the hike was great and the food amazing! :) Will definitely come back again when I am there!

We were staying in Puerto Vallarta for 2 days and wanted an adventure. We had our own car so we drove about 20 minutes out of town into the «Mexican Jungle» and followed some hard to see signs up to the Zip Line area. Not sure why no one else was there yet, but we checked it out and our group of 4 (3 adults and one 13 year old) decided to give it a go! Some of us tried zip lining last year in North Carolina in the trees during a cold spring break, so this tropical climate and day was perfect. A little climbing to each station but the guys were so NICE and helpful we knew we were in good hands! They gave us a little introduction. There are lockers to store valuables! Up we went and clicked in and sailed off. Each run is a little longer but they break you in first and check in with you with humor and care. My 13 year old tried laying back without hands and rode with one of the helpers. My partner tried «superwoman» without hands and the guide riding on her legs which made for an unrivaled experience! They had Fernando taking photos which we did purchase after, how could you not get these beautiful shots to celebrate your bravery and daring selves? We all made it and after about an hour or so, completed the 14 lines. We got some refreshments after (at an inexpensive cost) and then had a TEQUILA tasting! What a treat to learn all there is to know about the Mexican specialty! We had such a good time — nice to be in a small setting, not too many people and have pics to show for it. Highly recommend Mundo Nogalito!

It was our first time zip-​lining and didn’t quite know what to expect. We were picked up at one of the town’s plazas by a driver in a small van and driven up the lush beautiful hills with butterflies galore and breathtaking views. The drive from the town’s plaza to Mundo Nogalito is about 30 – 40 minutes. Once there, you’re greeted by friendly staff with a cool drink and the soothing sounds of the river. I was tense since, not only had I never been zip-​lining before, but we also had two small children (7 and 9) and were uncertain about how they would react to the heights! However, our four guides were so friendly and interactive that our group of 8 immediately felt at ease and very safe. There were 11 zip lines in total, according to our guide, there is an easy hike up and an extreme hike. We opted for the former since it was a hot and humid day and because of the kids. I saw another Unilocaler write that the tallest zip line is about 290 feet, but I thought I remember it being more like 700 meters! Which is pretty high! The ride is fun, smooth and altogether amazing with the lush greenery all around you. Here are some things you should know;
–I would not recommend this your for children under the age of 7. Not only because of the zip-​lines, but also the hiking.
–Do not wear sandals and opt for snug water shoes (or sneakers). As you’re sliding down the zip-​line, your sandals may decide to do the same down into the abyss.
–make sure to apply bug spray. There were a lot of bugs
–apply sun block
–you will not be allowed to bring anything with you on the zip line hike, so don’t expect to take pictures. A photographer follows you around and sells you a cd at the end of your excursion with pictures and video (bring extra cash if you want to purchase)
–make sure you bring money to tip your guides. The amount of work they put in is amazing!

Zip lining through the forest!
There are 11 zip lines (one is tandem so you can race with someone) on this tour. There is some hiking involved and it can get a little tiring on a hot day, but you get to rest in between, so it’s not too bad. There are three or four tour guides with you along the way and they have water stations so you can quench your thirst and cool off.
The lines are up to 850 feet long, and up to 250 feet high. It’s pretty cool to look down and out and just see lush vegetation surrounding you as you fly though the forest. They have a lot of safety precautions, so even though you feel like you might fly into a tree, you won’t.
After you are done zip lining, they offer a free tequila tasting and five minute massage. They also have a little stream and restaurant where you can relax.
Some notes:
–Max 250 lbs
–They don’t have a restriction from you bringing your own camera, but some of them will give you a bad attitude if you want to take your own pictures because they want to sell you theirs.
–Personal belongings have to be stored in a locker (you can’t carry anything because you have to hold on during the zipline.)
–Long hair needs to be tied back (you’ll be wearing a helmet anyway).
–Total time is about 4 hours
–Guides work hard, tip them at the end.
It was fun and I would do it again. The drive up seemed a bit sketchy, as we were meeting a random man with a van in Mexico, but once we were there, it was lots of (hot, tiring) fun.