Rocklands Bird Sanctuary Tours and Activities

Admire Jamaica's national bird up close with a visit to the Rockland Bird Sanctuary, home to a colorful community of hummingbirds and other native species. Bird lovers will have the opportunity to watch the tiny winged creatures in action and feed them from a bottle of nectar. Get a cultural fix, too, with an optional stop at Montego Bay’s ‘Hip Strip’ to shop for handmade and duty-free goods.

Explore the Rocklands Bird Sanctuary and visit Montego Bay's sightseeing highlights during this 5-hour tour. See the Jamaican Oriole, the White Winged Dove and Jamaica's national bird, the Doctor Bird, at the sanctuary, where they will perch on your finger and wait for you to feed them nectar from a bottle. In downtown Montego Bay, visit Sam Sharp Square, St James Parish Church and Richmond Hill Great House; then stop by one of the local 'hip strips' for some shopping. Entrance fees and round-trip transportation from Montego Bay hotels are included.

Experience the Rockland Bird Sanctuary on this guided excursion in Montego Bay. After a convenient hotel pickup, head to the community of Anchovy and marvel at birds like the Red-billed Streamertail, the Jamaica Mango, the Greater Antillean Bullfinch, and others. Hand-feed hummingbirds, stroll through a garden and marvel at trees and herbs, and upgrade to visit Montego Bay’s “hip strip” after the tour.

Explore the Rocklands Bird Sanctuary and visit Montego Bay's sightseeing highlights during this 5-hour tour departing from Falmouth. See the Jamaican Oriole, the White Winged Dove and Jamaica's national bird, the Doctor Bird, at the sanctuary, where they will perch on your finger and wait for you to feed them nectar from a bottle. In downtown Montego Bay, visit Sam Sharp Square, St James Parish Church and Richmond Hill Great House; then stop by one of the local 'hip strips' for some shopping. 

The Rockland Bird Sanctuary is home to many species of birds, some endemic to Jamaica while others flew to the Island from other countries and make Jamaica their home. The bird sanctuary is located in the hills of a small community called Anchovy, approximately a 20-minute drive from the the city of Montego Bay. The tour can last for 45 minutes to over 1 hour depending on the group's interest. Bird lovers will find this tour very fascinating as many different birds will fly from trees to the ground for you to feed them. The hummingbirds, the national bird of Jamaica, are part of a special experience as you sit with a bottle of their favorite drink, wait for them to perch on your outstretched finger while you feed them from the bottle. Next, you will take a walk through the garden with the guide to see the different trees and herbs before the tour ends. Admission Fees not included ($20 per adult and $10 per child 4-10)

The Rockland Bird Sanctuary is home to many species of birds, some endemic to Jamaica while others flew to the Island from other countries and make Jamaica their home. The bird sanctuary is located in the hills of a small community called Anchovy, approximately a 20-minute drive from the city of Montego Bay. The tour can last for 45 minutes to over 1 hour depending on the group's interest. Bird lovers will find this tour very fascinating as many different birds will fly from trees to the ground for you to feed them. The hummingbirds, the national bird of Jamaica, are part of a special experience as you sit with a bottle of their favorite drink, wait for them to perch on your outstretched finger while you feed them from the bottle. Next, you will take a walk through the garden with the guide to see the different trees and herbs before the tour ends.

Travelers should book this tour because Columbus park caves play an important part in Jamaican history. On May 4, 1494, Christopher Columbus arrived at the island of Jamaica. The Columbus Park in Discovery Bay marks the spot where Columbus is said to have put his foot when he first came to Jamaica. Decorated with cannons and maritime artifacts this small park is a heavy tourist’s gatherer from all places interested in the history of Jamaica. Columbus Park is an attractive three-acre (1.2-hectare) garden in scenic Discovery Bay in the St. Ann area. One of the most scenic natural harbors in the Caribbean, Discovery Bay was renamed in 1947 to commemorate the place where it was once thought that Christopher Columbus first made his mark on Jamaican soil. They also get a chance to hand-feed Jamaica national bird, the Hummingbird. They are tame enough to fly down from the trees and porch on your hand and drink nectar from you

No other place in Jamaica do guests have the opportunity to hand feed the country's national bird as well as other exotic feathered creatures. Located in Montego Bay, visitors can enjoy the Sanctuary’s zen-like garden, while observing the birds in their natural habitat. This excursion is great for animal and nature lovers.

The Rockland Bird Sanctuary is home to many species of birds, some endemic to Jamaica while others flew to the Island from other countries and make Jamaica their home. The bird sanctuary is located in the hills of a small community called Anchovy, approximately a 20-minute drive from the the city of Montego Bay. The tour can last for 45 minutes to over 1 hour depending on the group's interest. Bird lovers will find this tour very fascinating as many different birds will fly from trees to the ground for you to feed them. The hummingbirds, the national bird of Jamaica, are part of a special experience as you sit with a bottle of their favorite drink, wait for them to perch on your outstretched finger while you feed them from the bottle. Next, you will take a walk through the garden with the guide to see the different trees and herbs before the tour ends.

Bird lovers will find this tour very fascinating as many different birds will fly from trees to the ground for you to feed them.( This tour inclusive of entrance fee). The hummingbirds, the national bird of Jamaica, are part of a special experience as you sit with a bottle of their favorite drink, wait for them to perch on your outstretched finger while you feed them from the bottle. Next, you will take a walk through the garden with the guide to see the different trees and herbs before the tour ends.

This half-day tour will take you to Rocklands Bird Sanctuary where you get to interact with birds in the wild by feeding them from your palm and to City highlights in Montego Bay including Sam Sharp Square, Saint James Parish Church, Richmond Hill Great House and Hip-Strip shopping

The Rockland Bird Sanctuary is home to many species of birds, some endemic to Jamaica while others flew to the Island from other countries and make Jamaica their home. The bird sanctuary is located in the hills of a small community called Anchovy, approximately a 20-minute drive from the the city of Montego Bay. The tour can last for 45 minutes to over 1 hour depending on the group's interest. Bird lovers will find this tour very fascinating as many different birds will fly from trees to the ground for you to feed them.

The story behind the place is that the original “bird trainer” moved to this remote area in the hills of Jamaica in the early 1900's, and fell in love. She would take daily strolls through the hills admiring and feeding the exotic species of birds.

Travelers should book this tour because they get a chance to hand-feed Jamaica national bird, the Hummingbird. They are tame enough to fly down from the trees and porch on your hand and drink nectar from you. They also get a chance to visit historic sites in Montego Bay.

Bird lovers will find this tour very fascinating as many different birds will fly from trees to the ground for you to feed them. The hummingbirds, the national bird of Jamaica, are part of a special experience as you sit with a bottle of their favorite drink, wait for them to perch on your outstretched finger while you feed them from the bottle. Next, you will take a walk through the garden with the guide to see the different trees and herbs before the tour ends.