Los Veranos Canopy Tour

Los Veranos Canopy Tour (Spanish for "the summers") is an adventure park nearby Boca de Tomatlán, Jalisco, near the resort city of Puerto Vallarta. It is known for its 16 zip lines spanning over 2 mi, claiming to be the largest canopy system in the world. The system is located in a forest across the Bahía de Banderas near Vallarta, attracting tourists who visit the city.

History
The tour was created by an American family in 2002. Later, an animal sanctuary, restaurant, and massage were also added.

As of 2023, no incidents have occurred during its entire span of operation.

Zip lines
The park contains the following zip lines:
 * 1) Bambino (49.2 ft long and 49.2 ft high)
 * 2) Hakuna Matata (295 ft long and 65 ft high)
 * 3) Hasta La Vista (360 ft long and 82 ft high)
 * 4) Moctezuma (295 ft long and 98 ft high)
 * 5) Dancing Tree (377 ft long and 98 ft high)
 * 6) Chile Piquin (1230 ft long and 197 ft high)
 * 7) Black Diamond (1706 ft long and 558 ft high)
 * 8) Dos Cojones (1575 ft long and 590 ft high)
 * 9) Diablito (70 ft long and 10 ft high)
 * 10) Speedy Gonzales (984 ft long and 984 ft high)
 * 11) Survivor (495 ft long and 66 ft high)
 * 12) The Big Enchilada (1673 ft long and 492 ft high)
 * 13) Gringo Tree (558 ft long and 65 ft high)
 * 14) Banana Split (787 ft long and 295 ft high)
 * 15) Nut Cracker (558 ft long and 65 ft high)
 * 16) Tequila Screamer (1378 ft long and 20 ft high; can be a race between two people)

To ride a zip line, one must be under the weight of 285 lb. Children must also be over the age of 5 at least 40 in tall.

Other attractions
To reach the facility, one must ride on a motorboat across the Bahía de Banderas and then use a bus.

The canopy boasts an animal sanctuary authorized by the Federal Government of Mexico containing species of monkeys, turtles, iguanas, coatis, macaws, toucans, and snakes.

A hiking trail along the Horcones to the Vallarta Botanical Garden is also given. Kayaking and swimming are allowed, and water slides can be found.

In addition, the park offers a restaurant, which sits next to the river and serves traditional Mexican food, pizzas, and hamburgers. Tequila tasting is also provided.