Amazing Experience That Is Not To Be Missed - At $110 per person, the price was an absolute value. The day pass included the four major ziplines, on optional "drop," an additional zipline to a hanging bridge over that overlloks the alligator enclosure, a delicious AYCE buffet lunch, and access to the animal sanctuary. Staff is warm, friendly, and very helpful - shoot, everyone we have had the pleasure to meet here in Costa Rica has been warm & friendly. My family and I wouldn't hesitate to come back and I cannot recommend it highly enough. Tip: the sloths are fed at 12:30p & 3:30p - a great chance to see them up close.

Worth the price! - The staff at all points were helpful and friendly. The facility was clean, nice and amazing. The food was delicious. The zip lines were incredible and we enjoyed paddle boats and kayaking.

Outstanding customer service and a great tour! - This is an exhilarating experience for the whole family! The thrill of the rides, the education on the sloths and the butterflies… everything was amazing! We highly recommend this tour… and lunch was healthy and wonderful too!

Great day at Diamante - Beautiful park with many things to explore and enjoy. The lunch was really good as well. We have food allergies (gluten and dairy) and they were knowledgeable of the ingredients and everyone ate safely. Everyone was very friendly and everything was in nice condition. Only thing to note is if you drive yourself there, the road can be a little rough, especially depending on the season and weather that day, so be sure to have a 4 wheel drive vehicle.

As Pura Vida as it gets - We didn’t initially plan on going here, but a variety of circumstances left our final day in the country empty, and from my suggestion based on advertisements at the Liberia airport, Diamante was our big final activity. In short: it turned out to be the best final activity we could have done. Before I say anything else, an important warning: the roads in Costa Rica outside of the main tourist spots have a habit of becoming unpaved and dipping through creeks that one’s vehicle simply has to ford, and the way to Diamante is ALMOST perfect save for one really nasty river crossing right before it… HOWEVER! If you couldn’t rent a sufficient off road vehicle, you can still get across using a metal gate right there to enter the nearby Monkey Trail ATV park, and you only need pay a 10 USD toll to pass through (so be sure to have two tenners on hand!). Trust me though, even with all the hassle, THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY WORTH IT! On arrival, I thought this would sort of be like the Xplor adventure park down in Cancun, a place I’ve been to years and years ago. As it turns out? “Well, yes, but actually no.” It’s got all the activities, but it just feels different, more “natural”. Every road inside the park is dirt, and you’re taken every which way by big open air shuttle truck things, the athletic playground is all wood and rope, the botanical garden is low key just wilderness with some labeling plaques inserted all over, the coastal area where you can kayak and such is literally just a secluded beach that doesn’t even feel like it’s attached to a proper adventure park or anything, AND I WOULD NOT HAVE IT ANY OTHER WAY. The stuff that you would HOPE to be more “polished”, like the animal enclosures and the zip lines, absolutely is professionally taken care of and is safe for all entities involved. But everything else that could safely be “minimally tourist-ified”? They leave it as simple as it comes. It’s just about as “Pura Vida” as it gets, just about as authentic. Speaking of the zip lines and animal enclosures, it’s very fun how (if you complete the entire zip line path) one leads right into the other! After the big Superman zip line where you’re facing down at all the jungle below you, and a couple more normal zip lines, you have a “short jump” activity where you literally just let yourself fall off a tower and a pull cord slows down your fall only after a second (this can be avoided with some stairs), and then after one more line, you’re set upon to walk on a wobbly bridge (with safety tethering of course) over the crocodile enclosure, at which point you meet terra firma again and you’re in the zoo. Once a guy takes off all your harnesses and stuff you’re basically right where you wanna be to look around, and even if you aren’t there’s a shuttle stop nearby anyway. TLDR: —watch out for the roads to and from —the place feels super authentic, with as little “polish” as they can get away with in a good way —the zip lines are very fun and scenic, with extra little activities mixed in —the animal enclosures are well taken care of and awesome —nature is pretty much unbothered —go here —do it —now

Zip lines with excellent views - The zip line views were simply amazing, esp the Superman line which went pretty long too. The hosts were very friendly and informative about the different animals. The shuttle to go through all the different activities was frequent so not much waiting around. Buffet lunch was nice too (try the fries with aioli and the iced tea).

Best all around Costa Rica experience for family, all in one place!! - Wonderful time for our family, with one 14 yr old and one 11yr old. Zip line, lunch, animal sanctuary with knowledgeable guides, coffee and chocolate making demo and tasting plus a farm to interact with animals. We didn't get down to the beach for paddle board or kayak but would have done that too if we arrived 1hr earlier at opening time. The place closes down at around 4 pm and guests sort of ushered out for close at 4:30. Bring water and good shoes. It is pretty hot around the animal zone. This is our second time at this park and the kids had a blast 5 years ago also. The adventure pass is worth the price for sure! Even the buffet lunch had typical Costa Rican foods plus pizza!

The Best! Money well spent! - My wife and I were recommended Diamante's by the Air B & B owner, and our experience was fantastic! We opted to buy the Adventure pass which included all the activities and lunch with the exceptions of horseback riding and ATV riding. We would like to thank the staff for a safe and fun day! Pura Vida!

Ziplining was fun! - This was our first adventure activity and it was a lot of fun. The Zip lining was the driver to consider this, especially having one of the longest zip lines (approx. 1 mile long). The zip line infrastructure was very professional from a gear and staff perspective, hence was safe for anyone. We also explored the animal world, they had a few to observe, some were not available. Lunch was ok'ish. If you are in one of the Riu hotels, this is the closest adventure you can take without driving far.

Do not raise your expectations - I made my reservation with an agent @ my resort, I ordered 3 zippline adventures and 1 ATV and paid $400 for 2 adults, 2 kids for full access pass. We were there at the time, zero organized lines to check in, NO one knows who was talking to who, it took us an hour and 15 min to sign in, and NO ATVs was available for me although I reserved it with the agency at the resort, so obviously they do not communicate with each other at all, and I ended up riding a back of super old horse for one hour. I couldn’t know the prices at the place but I believe it’s cheaper than the agency. Animal My wife and kids enjoyed the zip lining to the max, they literally loved it. Anyway, if I am gonna give an advice, do NOT make your reservation with agent but go to the place and ask for prices in details and services available , just to get what you pay for.