Black River Safari and YS Falls Tour

You’ll board your boat at the Black River for an amazing wildlife adventure down Jamaica’s longest river. You’ll get glimpses of real Jamaica as you cruise the Black River, from natural animals to local fishermen fishing for river shrimp in dugout canoes.

Beautiful 7-tiered cascading waterfalls and an enormous wading pool fed by underground springs may be found at this natural attraction situated deep in the hills. Dive into the refreshing mineral pools or simply rest in the soothing waters!

 

Authentic Jamaican Bamboo Rafting Tour

Board a uniquely Jamaican 30-foot (9-m) bamboo raft and glide down the scenic Martha Brae River. Spend your day comfortably rafting this 3-mile (4.8-km) river, learning historical legends of Martha Brae, and jumping in the warm Jamaican water along the way.

The turquoise Martha Brae River, which runs for 20 miles (32 kilometres) through Jamaica’s tropical inland rain forests, is a must-see for nature lovers visiting the Caribbean country. During your Jamaica holiday, visit for a fast rafting adventure or to take advantage of its excellent location near other natural sites and unique fauna.

Appleton Estate Rum Tour and Tasting

Visit the Appleton Estate, home of the world’s finest rum, on a trip to the scenic south coast of Jamaica. Take a tour of the distillery, sample ten different rum varieties, and take a full bottle of rum home with you.

Learn about the illustrious history of Appleton Estate, one of Jamaica’s oldest distilleries, as well as the fermentation process, which combines sugar cane molasses and a particular yeast culture with water that has been naturally filtered by limestone to create Appleton’s well-known flavour.

Bob Marley Museum and Blue Mountain Tour

The Bob Marley Museum in Kingston is undoubtedly one of the top sites to see in Jamaica while on vacation if you are a Bob Marley fan.

Once you’ve finished reliving Bob Marley’s life, you’ll want to buy some CDs or other Bob Marley memorabilia to take home with you. They’ll make excellent Jamaican souvenirs.

Coffee plantation tours, interesting and exotic plant life, and a number of springs, as well as breathtaking scenery are just a few of the rewards for the arduous journey to the top. With all its beautiful natural offerings, The Blue Mountains are easily one of the best places to visit in Jamaica.

Rafting at Martha Brae & Mystic Luminous Lagoon

Glide down the picturesque Martha Brae River on a 30-foot (9-meter) bamboo raft, which is uniquely Jamaican. Spend the day rafting down this 3-mile (4.8-kilometer) river, learning about Martha Brae’s history and plunging into the warm Jamaican water along the way.

The Martha Brae, the island’s most popular rafting destination, lies about three miles inland from Falmouth, the birthplace of one of Jamaica’s past Prime Ministers, Hugh Shearer. It’s only twenty miles from Montego Bay and forty miles from Ocho Rios to go to the attraction. “Rafter’s Village,” the embarkation location, is six acres of finely maintained lawns on a natural horseshoe island. Picnic grounds, a full-service bar, two souvenir stores, a swimming pool, and modern facilities.

The tours of the Luminous Lagoon at Glistening Waters in Falmouth begin every day at sunset. The Glistening Waters boat excursion brings you to a location where Mother Nature has produced a stunning spectacle that is only visible after dusk. Visitors can swim in the waters generated by microscopic organisms that emit bioluminescent light and take part in the light display. The area is very shallow, and a visit to the Luminous Lagoon is an unforgettable experience well worth the trip.

Konoko Falls & Blue Hole Adventure Tour

Swim in the pools as you make your way to the peak of the waterfall’s outflow. Continue on to the Yssasi Lookout Point for a breathtaking view of the Ocho Rios bay region. Walk down the wildlife trail to encounter a variety of indigenous animal and bird species, and via the Taino Pavilion to see enormous reproductions of Sir Francis Drake’s original Taino illustrations.

Board your bus for a tour of the Blue Hole’s fascinating waterfalls, which are nestled among the tropical rain-flora forests and the exotic wildlife, such as birds, iguanas, crocodiles, and snakes!