Hotel Cabanas
Duration1 hr, 30 mins
When you book Cabanas Treetop Adventure, expect real effort from your arms, legs, and balance. The course runs 350 meters suspended at 15 meters above ground, roughly the height of a five-story building, and features 18 obstacles that require coordination to move from platform to platform. The moderate difficulty makes sense in practice: sedentary adults usually feel their body weight on their arms and the strain of keeping pace during crossings. At the same time, the continuous cable system keeps participants connected at all times, so the adrenaline comes from the challenge and the height, not from unprotected exposure.
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The treetop course operates within Hotel Cabanas, 7.9 km from downtown Bonito (about a 13-minute drive). The area covers over 400,000 square meters between two crystal-clear rivers, the Formoso River (Rio Formoso) and the Formosinho River (Rio Formosinho), and this changes the experience because the scenery accompanies you throughout the entire course without distracting from the main activity. The final zip line ends directly in the Formoso River, so the landscape stops being a backdrop and becomes part of the grand finale.
For families, this context matters. The site has a restaurant, playground, changing rooms, showers, and free lockers, which helps when traveling with children of different ages or when you want to combine the activity with lunch at the attraction itself. We recommend this tour for those who want active adventure with support facilities nearby, not for those seeking a purely contemplative experience.
The operational standout here is the continuous cable: from start to finish, you remain attached to the safety system and can focus your attention on the next obstacle. Children as young as 1.15 m can do the course even without their parents right beside them, as long as they meet the activity rules. Cameras are allowed only if secured to your body, since your hands are occupied during most stages.
📍 7.9 km from downtown Bonito · ⏱ 1h30 min · Difficulty: moderate
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The logic of the route is simple: preparation, progression through the obstacles, and a water finale. The payoff lies in how the physical demand builds up to the final zip line.
Before climbing, our team checks all equipment and reviews the operating rules. You must wear a shirt that covers your waist, shorts or pants that can get wet, and sturdy shoes with good grip. Helmets are provided on-site, and anyone bringing a camera or phone must keep it secured to their body.
After the starting platform, you'll face 18 obstacles set at 15 meters high. Some demand more balance, others require arm strength and a firmer stride, so the course is far from just walking on easy bridges. Since everything happens suspended, the height weighs just as much as the physical effort when gauging difficulty.
Throughout the circuit, two zip lines serve as acceleration points on the course. The last one is a water zip line that drops directly into the Formoso River, which even changes how you prepare: at that moment, you're allowed to remove your shirt, shoes, and items like cameras, glasses, and hats, but your shorts or pants stay on. Those who've never finished a zip line inside the water usually feel this impact as the emotional high point of the tour.
After the final descent, Hotel Cabanas' facilities help you wrap up the experience without rushing. Changing rooms, showers, and lockers make it easy to change right after the water zip line, without improvising in the car or parking lot. The restaurant works well for anyone planning to head straight to lunch from there, and the playground helps families with younger children who aren't on the circuit. We recommend planning your return trip in advance so you can leave the attraction with your next leg already defined.
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Helmet is provided on-site
Shirt must cover your waist during the activity
Children 1.15 m or taller can do the course within the operator's rules
The site has a restaurant, playground, and changing rooms
On the final zip line, you can remove your shirt, shoes, hat, glasses, and camera
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This tour suits travelers who enjoy active adventure and don't mind using their body for a full 90 minutes. It also works well for families with children aged 5 and up who are at least 1.15 m tall and already comfortable following rules and handling heights without freezing on the first platform. We know the profile of those who enjoy it most: people who come in expecting a controlled challenge usually leave satisfied; those who think it'll be a light circuit to distract the kids may feel frustrated.
If your priority is adrenaline with safe operations, we recommend it without reservation. If someone has a strong fear of heights or lacks confidence in supporting their own weight during crossings that strain arms and legs, we suggest considering another adventure tour in Bonito. Here, the moderate difficulty shows up in both body and mind.
For groups with younger children who haven't reached 1.15 m, the playground helps fill the day, but those children cannot enter the circuit. The site has a restaurant for anyone who wants to handle their meal right there, plus changing rooms with showers for post–water zip line changes.
A shirt covering the waist is mandatory throughout the entire course
Your clothes will get wet on the final zip line, so be prepared to exit the river
The tour does not accept pregnant women, intoxicated persons, or participants over 120 kg
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Yes, as long as they are at least 5 years old and 1.15 m tall. The continuous cable system allows children to complete the course within the operator's rules.
We call it moderate because it's not just walking on platforms. There's real height, 18 obstacles, and sections that require arm strength, balance, and awareness of your own body.
Bonitour arranges transportation options based on each group's itinerary — shared, private, or taxi. Talk to a consultant to choose the best option.
Yes, as long as the equipment is secured to your body. During the course, your hands are occupied on the obstacles.
Yes, it's worth it. The final zip line ends in the Formoso River (Rio Formoso), and the site has showers and changing rooms for post-activity changes.
To carry out the activity, tourists must be dressed in a t-shirt that covers the waist, shorts/pants that can get wet and sneakers with good soles.
Cameras are allowed, as long as they are attached to the body, as hands will be needed to overcome obstacles.
Caps are allowed, but the use of helmets is mandatory, which are provided by the tour, as well as free luggage storage.
People over 120kg, under 1.15m tall, under 5 years old, alcoholics and pregnant women cannot take the tour.
The last activity of the tour is a zipline that falls directly into the Formoso River, and at the time of this descent it is permitted to remove t-shirts, sneakers and objects (cameras, glasses and caps), however shorts/pants cannot be removed.
Remember to bring a camera or cell phone, cash or card for consumption, towels, change of clothes and sunscreen.
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