Negril to Montego Bay

This Montego Bay excursion combines a waterfall climb and river rafting adventure—allowing you to experience multiple island highlights in a single trip. Trek to the top of Dunn’s River Falls safely with a guide, then float down the calms of the Martha Brae River on a bamboo raft and easily navigate its rapids, twists, and turns. During the tour, you'll also have time to shop for souvenirs.

Head down the Martha Brae on a handmade bamboo raft and learn about the river and the surrounding area from your captain. During the ride, look out for woodpeckers and other various exotic birds. This booking is only for transportation to and from Martha Brae from Negril and does not include the cost of the rafting excursion.

Hop aboard a 20-foot (6-meter) bamboo raft and learn about the history of Negril’s Great River and how the locals live as you enjoy a relaxing ride on the water. Plus, experience a foot rub using limestone paste made from the river rocks during your ride. This booking only includes transportation. The raft ride is an additional charge.

Explore the landmarks and highlights of Montego Bay with a local guide on this private tour. Visit the Rose Hall Great House, shop for souvenirs and crafts on one of Montego Bay's local 'hip strips', then stop for lunch at Jimmy Buffet's world-famous Margaritaville (own expense). Journey to the top of Richmond Hill to see panoramic views of the city. Round-trip transportation by private vehicle is included.

Learn about Jamaica's most famous reggae musician on a private full-day tour that features the life of Bob Marley. Visit all of the late singer’s hangouts, including Nine Mile village and Hope Road in Kingston. Get an intimate perspective on the reggae legend's childhood, career, and music on a private tour that accommodates up to four people.

Whether you’re traveling individually, as a couple or in a group, for business or pleasure, your ground transport needs are covered by this private transport service between the Norman Manley Airport in Kingston Jamaica to hotels across the island. After landing at Norman Manley Airport at the start of your trip, meet your friendly and professional driver at the terminal. Then, skip any long lines for cabs and hop aboard your air-conditioned vehicle to travel in comfort to your hotel or resort.

Your tour begins directly from your hotel. Travel in air-conditioned comfort on this half hour journey into the hills of Ocho Rios. En route, your knowledgeable driver/tour guide will highlight different points of interest, while entertaining you with both humorous anecdotes and commentary. On reaching the blue hole, you will be introduced to your professional tour guide who will take you through your own custom tour. Each guide has his own unique style and will tailor make a tour just for you and your group’s need. The falls have several different levels and you have the option to walk or jump your way down once you get to the top. There are several places to jump from and swim in. Not up for the climb? No problem mon! you can view them from the side and take pictures. After we leave Blue Hole we will make our way to the Martha Brae where you will raft down the tranquil 3 mile river and witness the unique flora and fauna of the Jamaican wilderness.

There is no better way to enjoy your vacation than a trip to the unmapped Hampstead Estate plantation. Mingling with the local farmers, bamboo rafting on the river, and exploring the unchartered and mysterious coastal town of Falmouth.

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.

Come! Celebrate with us at the Accompong Maroon Cultural Festival! This free village of Accompong, located in the Cockpit Mountains is home to descendants of the Koromanti and Ashanti people out of Ghana, West Africa who were taken to Jamaica during the Atlantic Slave Trade to work on the plantations. The Maroons were escaped slaves who ran away from the plantations, took to the mountains and form groups of warriors. They were very rebellious. On January 6 each year, the Accompong Maroons celebrate the anniversary of the signing of the 1739 peace treaty with the British. Held in Accompong, St. Elizabeth, this festival marks the victory of the Maroons in the first war against the British in which they fought for over 51 years for their freedom, led by their late warrior leader Cudjoe. Come and enjoy the rituals, food, gumbeh drumming, Maroon tribal songs & dance and browse through the museum. 

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.

This’s a cash hassle free day Tour that INCLUDES ENTRANCE FEE, which Pickup in and around Montego Bay at Hotels or Cruise Ship to the Blue Hole River in Ocho Rios. Which is approximately 1.45 hrs to the north coast direction of Jamaica. On the journey is unique Sightseeing of Usain Bolt School and more. Lunch and rest stop are definitely a possibility.