This 8-hour eco-adventure from Runaway Bay takes you across Jamaica’s famous Blue Mountains. Enjoy a picturesque, leisurely trip into the highlands, then begin your descent through the thick mountain forest from a high level. Visit the fields where the world-famous Blue Mountain coffee is cultivated and harvested, then cool off in one of the area’s beautiful waterfalls.
Dwight Harvey Tours from Montego Bay ensure the best and most anticipated tour journey, seeing some of the top vacation locations such as Mystic Mountain in St.Parish Ann’s at the most inexpensive pricing.
One of Ocho Rios’ most popular attractions is Mystic Mountain; there’s a lot to do there, from zip lining to bobsledding and bird watching.
As the name implies, this attraction is located on a mountain, therefore you must first take a chair lift up the mountainside.
Attractions:
– Jamaican bobsled
– Canopy Zip Line
– SkyExplorer
– Mystic Pavilion
Yaaman Adventure Park will quench your need for adventure and allow you to experience Jamaica at its best. This gorgeous Jamaican estate has something for everyone, with three fascinating packages to select from, including cultural immersion, encounters with tropical birds, swimming in a secret river, and an adrenaline-filled mud buggy ride.
Visit Prospect in Ocho Rios, where Yaaman Adventure Park is located, for a tour of an 18th century estate. Begin your tour with an open-air carriage ride to learn about the plantation’s agricultural resources. Join our resident chef for a culinary class. Are you ready for more? Then take a mud buggy ride to amp up the thrills! go take a ride on a camel around Yaaman Park.
Benta River Falls is a family-owned and operated business located on the outskirts of Savanna-La-Mar, Westmoreland. The property has a lovely river with seven little waterfalls flowing beneath tall bamboo trees and other tropical plants that shade the searing afternoon heat and create a cool viridescent glow over everything. The owners’ devotion to sustainable tourism is what makes this jewel so special. The grounds haven’t been altered much, and the materials used to construct the few structures and staircases are environmentally friendly.
On Negril’s West End Cliffs, guests will find the island’s first public bar and restaurant, offering an alternative to the island’s magnificent seven-mile beach. From its naturally created cliffs, Rick’s Cafe has always had an unrivalled view of the sunset. Over the years, Rick’s Cafe has established itself as Negril’s most popular gathering spot, and the sunsets have become a Jamaican tradition.
Doctor’s Cave is one of Montego Bay’s most popular beaches. It does, however, require an entrance fee, which may be a deterrent for some. Many, on the other hand, are willing to pay the money to visit Doctor’s Cave, where they may play in the calm waves, enjoy the safety of lifeguards, and have easy access to the water sports, changing rooms, and beach bars. Because of the beach’s popularity, expect crowds (especially on days when cruise ships are docked at Montego Bay’s port) and high food prices.
You’ll kayak downstream, challenging you and your buddy to skillfully paddle through a variety of spectacular class 2 rapids and beautiful river pools. The currents begin to fade as you pass beneath the old stone bridge, and your kayak takes a peaceful trip into the Caribbean Sea. Once at sea, you paddle around the coast at your own pace until you reach a secluded beach for a refreshing drink and some downtime.
Calm and quiet, the resplendent backdrop is an ideal way to soak in Jamaica’s best natural attractions.
Kayaking is a fun and adaptable sport that may be practised by youngsters as young as five years old in Jamaica. The optimum time to go out on the sea is early in the morning, before the trade winds blow in and cause resistance, increasing the amount of effort required to keep moving through the water.
Set sail on a catamaran cruise along Ocho Rios’ coastline. Before climbing the world-famous Dunn’s River Falls, stop to snorkel and bathe in the balmy Caribbean waters.
As your captain takes you out of Crystal Cove, step onboard the 65-foot (20-m) long catamaran and pick a seat to lounge and relax on her large decks. Jump into the warm water at your first stop to snorkel the reefs below or swim around and cool off.
You’ll then sail to the beautiful beach where Dunn’s River Falls meets the sea. With your guide, climb 600 feet (183 metres) up the natural cascading waterfall, posing for once-in-a-lifetime photos along the way. Take a nature walk down the mountainside once you’ve reached the summit, soaking in the beauty and fauna of the surrounding Jamaican jungle.
As you approach the pier, the party on board the catamaran has begun, complete with flowing rum drinks and reggae music.
Pick up souvenirs and commodities at Ocho Rios, the Caribbean’s duty-free mecca, after a stop at a local market. Then, at Dunn’s River Falls, ascend 600 feet (183 metres) above the river to explore one of Jamaica’s national treasures.
Leave your accommodation and travel to Ocho Rios on Jamaica’s north coast. Before visiting Dunn’s River Falls, go shopping and take advantage of duty-free offers on wine, jewellery, and fragrances.
Follow your guide through the park to the falls’ basin when you arrive. Slowly stroll up the falls with other tourists, helping your neighbour while getting helped in return. Stop along the way to cool off in natural pools or get a back rub from a waterfall, and don’t forget to ask your guide to take some once-in-a-lifetime shots. A paved route brings you back down the hill to your starting place at the top of the falls, where you can spend some extra time admiring the park’s thick forest and natural splendour before heading back to your accommodation.
The enormous labyrinthine limestone cave with its varied rock formations, stalactites, stalagmites, and plenty of overhanging ceiling pockets is the main feature of this natural attraction. The Caves are located between the tourist centres of Ocho Rios and Montego Bay, and are precisely 3.2 kilometres from Discovery Bay to the west and 4 km from Runaway Bay to the east, on 25.9 hectares of the island’s magnificent North Coast. The Green Grotto is 1,525 metres long and 12 metres deep, with several chambers and light apertures, as well as a subterranean lake (the Grotto Lake) in its bowels.
The more you ascend, the more magnificent the view becomes. Stop and swim in multiple natural pools on various levels, as well as snap great photographs to commemorate your journey. As the Dunn’s River flows through a beautiful rainforest in the hills, you’ll have the opportunity to take a bite to eat and stroll among the lush garden trails at the top of the falls.
Visitors can hand-feed wild beautiful hummingbirds and see other wild birds in our cottage garden’s patio set. Your soft-spoken presenter, Fritz, will demonstrate how to feed the birds. The bird sanctuary is located at a quaint little house. The setting here is absolutely peaceful and relaxing.
Columbus Park near Discovery Bay commemorates the place where Columbus is claimed to have set foot on Jamaica for the first time.
There are cannons and maritime artefacts in this park.
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