Go on a canopy walk

“With no one around, I stepped slowly and carefully onto the bridge, head held high, gripping for dear life onto the handrail and just put one foot in front of the other. I was shaking all over but I was going to take my own sweet time doing this! [...] After a few bridges, I started to pay attention to what was going on around me, when I reached the platforms. I enjoyed listening to the sounds of the jungle and knowing that this was a unique way of experiencing a rainforest. There was no one else around, no human voices, nobody walking past me and I was literally at one with nature. It was wonderful, and it made all this worth it.”

“I would stop at each platform, wipe the sweat off my hands, have a quick look up and around (but not down! Oh no, don’t look down!) then I would head off again, slowly, slowly. [...] My hands were shaking, my knees were like jelly but I felt elated that I had done it. We didn’t see a darn thing though, no monkeys, no birds, all I saw was the tree in front.”