What to expect on the world's longest zipline — booking, weather, who it suits, and how scary it really is.
- 2.83 kmTotal length
- 150 km/hMax speed
- ~3 minRide duration
- 1,680 mStart altitude
What to expect on the world's longest zipline — booking, weather, who it suits, and how scary it really is.
| Total length | 2.83 km |
|---|---|
| Max speed | 150 km/h |
| Ride duration | ~3 min |
| Start altitude | 1,680 m |
Before you go
- Weight: Minimum 40 kg, maximum 150 kg. They check.
- Age: 12+ only. Confident pre-teens are fine; nervous adults less so.
- Weather: High winds = cancellation. Insist on a flexible booking.
- Time: Allow 2 hours on site — briefing, gear, queue, ride.
The most memorable thing you’ll do in RAK
If you’re even slightly tempted, book it. Most people who hesitate end up wishing they had — and the trip back down the mountain feels different after you’ve flown over it.
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Minimum 40 kg, maximum 150 kg. They check.
12+ only. Confident pre-teens are fine; nervous adults less so.
High winds = cancellation. Insist on a flexible booking.
Allow 2 hours on site — briefing, gear, queue, ride.
The most memorable thing you’ll do in RAK
If you’re even slightly tempted, book it. Most people who hesitate end up wishing they had — and the trip back down the mountain feels different after you’ve flown over it.