Dreamer Catamaran Cruises - Snorkel, party and drink all-inclusive

Your tour begins with our friendly crew welcoming you on board our spacious 53' or 65' sailing catamaran. After a brief introduction to the crew and the amenities on board the Catamaran, the music flows, the sails unfurl and you depart for your snorkel site.

THINGS TO BRING:  sunsceen, towel, sunglasses, camera (waterproof recommended), swimwear, $ for souvenirs.

Croydon Plantation Tour

Capture the true spirit of Jamaica by visiting the interior
of the island for an exiting adventure as you journey into the majestic mountainous country where lush vegetation, wild flowers and trickling waterfalls await you.
This working plantation nestled in the foothills of the Catadupa mountains, near Montego Bay, provides a breathtaking and panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.
Capture the history of Jamaica by visiting the birthplace
of Samuel Sharpe, one of our National Heroes, who gave his life in the fight against slavery.
This prize-winning Plantation has won the coveted National Champion Plantation Trophy several times. This man-made manicured marvel must not be missed.
Capture the flavor of Jamaica while strolling through this
tropical paradise. Sample exotic and delicious fruits and drinks made from them.
Taste the different varieties of pineapples and citrus, or nibble on a piece of sweet juicy sugarcane. Walk through coffee groves while your tour guide explains the secrets of coffee cultivation and processing.
This highly interesting and enjoyable tour includes a delicious barbecued lunch, served with world famous Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee.
Includes round trip transportation and tour.

A Day At Pelican Bar In Black River - Boat Ride, Snorkeling Sun Vacation, Picture Taking, Cold Beer, Cooked On The Spot Fish And Lobster

MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Other days can be requested
Pick up approximately 9am returning back at 4:30-5pm
A UNIQUE DAY- You will remember for the rest of your life.
You will be picked up at your place of stay or cruise ship by an air-conditioned vehicle and tour cross island the valleys and parts of the Rain forest small country Hamlet of Jamaica to take your 20 minutes boat ride to the Pelican Bar in the Ocean for your personal enjoyment, recreation, meeting of new friends, snorkeling, Fish watching and Pelicans, you might even see Dolphins at play on your way you can even order your own cold beers, fish or lobster cooked on the spot as you arrive. Bring your towels swim gears, camera and soft shoes. An unusual and exciting adventure.
You will be back to where you were picked up by about 4:30pm-5pm----Enjoy

US$88.99 per adult
Children 12 years and under US$44.49 per child
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Located in the beautiful area of Kempshot, Jamaica. Ras Natango gallery has been a dream built over the past 20 years that has come to life! This gallery is much more than your typical gallery. So come experience something totally different and new to do. Come to our hillside Paradise!

You take the scenic route up the beautiful mountainside of Montego Bay. Pulling up to the gates of the gallery, taking in a deep breath, in essence of the beauty you are experiencing. It is a magical place like no other. No words can describe it. As the creak of the gate sounds when it opens and you step inside the place of wonders.

You glance to the right and see the breathtaking city laid below you, spread out like a map. As the sun is shining over the port of Montego Bay, you are greeted by the artist himself, Ras Natango.

He is affectionately called Ras by his valued customers. He is known as one of the most spectacular artists on the island. The gallery offers many types of art. From the works of the artist Ras Natango and his beloved family in accompany to the wondrous exotic Fairy Garden with all the colors of a color wheel. Let’s not forget the most spectacular view of the beauty of Montego Bay. Some of your favorite pictures will be taken there. From paintings to the view anybody can find any type of art they Love.

Ras Natango gallery is the home of the most beautiful island art work done by Ras Natango in acrylic and watercolor. He paints everything from island living to beautiful flowers. It is also the home of a new creation called a Mosegg. This is the use of egg shells to create mosaics that are like nothing you have ever seen. The gallery doesn't stop there it has shell creatures, jewelry, and many items that are sewn to perfection. There are many handmade island gifts items for you to take home your own piece of the island.

To the right of the gallery is the beautiful fairy garden. As you stroll down the tranquil paths in the garden it will give you a therapeutic experience. Many natural pieces of art, paintings, and every color of flower you could imagine. When you take a walk down the path you will learn about the types of flowers and birds that are native to the area. All the birds are free and love to visit. We feel one of the mascots of the garden is the national bird, the swallow tailed hummingbird called a doctor bird. We call him Floyd and he calls the garden home.

With everything to see and do, if you work up a thirst we can help you quench it at our juice bar.

The Ras Natango gallery has so much beauty and tranquillity to offer that many people have had their wedding and reception held there. .

The Gallery is open Monday – Friday 10am to 6 pm and weekends by appointment.

Includes: Round trip transportation, Tour & Jamaican Lunch

• US$99 per adult
• US$58 per child
• US$39 for art lessons (optional)
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FIRST STOP - Spanish Town
Spanish Town, built by the Spanish after Sevilla Nueva (New Seville) was abandoned, dates from 1534. It was first known as Villa de la Vega, later St. Jago de la Vega and then Spanish Town. The town is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Jamaica. It was the capital of Spanish Jamaica from 1534 to 1655. When the English captured the island in 1655, Spanish Town remained the capital of the island until 1872 when this status was conferred on Kingston. Spanish Town still possesses memories of the past with its many historical buildings. The Emancipation Square is generally acclaimed to be the most impressive of its kind in the West Indies.

These are some of the buildings that Spanish town is consisted of:

Old King's House: In 1762, it was official residence for the Governor. In 1838, the proclamation of the abolition of slavery was read from the steps of King's House. The structure was destroyed by fire in 1925 leaving only the main eastern facade and the stables.

Old House of Assembly: This two storey brick structure was constructed around 1762. When the capital of the island was transferred to Kingston in 1872, the Assembly met at Headquarters House in Kingston. The structure now houses the offices and Mayor's Parlor of the St. Catherine Parish Council.

Rodney's Memorial: This elaborate edifice was created in honor of the celebrated British Admiral Lord Rodney. The Memorial, designed by the famous English sculptor John Bacon in 1801, commemorates Rodney's victory over a French fleet that had attempted to invade the island in 1782. Rodney is made to resemble a Roman Emperor.

Old Barracks Building: The Military Barracks was erected in 1791 to house both soldiers and officers. It was built from a grant of 15, 000 pounds sterling voted by the House of Assembly.

St. Catherine District Prison: The Prison was built in 1714 from the proceeds of the will of George Fletcher. It serves as one of the largest prisons in the island.

Phillippo Baptist Church: The Church is named in honour of its first pastor, Reverend James Mursell Phillippo. He was a Baptist missionary who became one of the greatest advocates for Negro Improvement during Slavery.

Cast Iron Bridge: The Cast Iron Bridge was erected in 1801 at a cost of 4, 000 pounds. It was designed by Thomas Wilson of England and manufactured by Walker and Company of Rotherham in England. The bridge spans 29.7 metres and stands as the oldest iron bridge of its kind in the western hemisphere. NO ENTRANCE FEE.

SECOND STOP - Bob Marley Museum
The museum is situated on the site of the legendary musician's home, which he purchased in 1975. This house, featuring 19th-century architecture, was Marley's home until his death in 1981. It was converted into a museum six years later by his wife, Mrs. Rita Marley. The main museum displays Marley's personal treasures.

The property also features a well-equipped 80-seat theatre, a photographic gallery, and a gift shop selling T-shirts, posters and CDs and other Bob Marley memorabilia as well as items from Jamaica. You can also tickle your palate with sumptuous meals from the Legend Cafe. The venue allows you to see every aspect of the life of Bob Marley.

The Bob Marley Museum welcomes both locals and visitors from overseas. The tour is guided and is approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes in duration. The Museum is open Mondays to Saturdays and is closed on Sundays. The first tour begins at 9:30am and the last tour commences at 4:00pm. ENTRANCE FEE IS US$20 (not included)

THIRD STOP - Devon House
One of Jamaica’s most celebrated historical landmarks The Devon House Mansion is the architectural dream of Jamaica’s first black millionaire George Stiebel. Stiebel was among three wealthy Jamaicans who constructed elaborate homes during the late 19th century at the corner of Trafalgar Road and Hope Road, which fittingly became known as the Millionaires Corner. Daniel Finzi and the Verleys were the other families that resided in the area, however, both homes were eventually demolished to make way for development ventures including the construction of Abbey Court Apartments. Stiebel’s legacy lives on with the beautifully maintained Devon House, which was declared a national monument in 1990 by the Jamaica National Heritage Trust. ENTRANCE FEE IS US$6 (not included)

LAST STOP - Museums of History and Ethnography
The Museums of History cater to various aspects of a country filled with artifacts that signifies Jamaican’s creativity and productivity.

They are committed to educating the public through effective and far reaching programs that seek to promote an understanding of their role and value as stewards of the material culture of the nation and to honor the history and heritage through the collections of the national museums. Museums of History and Ethnography is the national agent for the collection, preservation and documentation of Jamaica’s material culture and aims to stimulate serious research and reflection on Jamaica’s history and contemporary life. As the repository of the National Collection of more than 15, 000 historic, ethnographic and archaeological artifacts germane to Jamaica’s history from the prehistoric to the contemporary era, the work of the museums is focused in three areas: Preservation, Research and Communication through education programming. ENTRANCE FEE IS US$3 (not included).

Total per person is US$94.99
Children 11yrs and under pay half price
Tour departs at 7:00am

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Black River, Jungle Safari, Eco River Boat Adventure, Wild life, Birds, Crocodiles and Full Jamaican Lunch
Mondays, Wednesdays & Saturdays
Parties of 4 persons and over can go any day of the entire week!

(1) Departing after breakfast from your place of stay, you are picked up by air-conditioned transportation.
Our experienced happy, qualified driver/tour guide will inform you of the fantastic areas as you travel through the little villages of Jamaica. You will not just be taken along the coast road but in fact will cross over through the middle of our country. Emerging on the south coast you will go through parts of our Cockpit Country high in the Mountains, rich in history of days of slavery. Even into the Maroon Country once called the “Land of Look Behind” - named so by the British Soldiers. At that time they fought the escape slaves which land was eventually given them by Britain to run as their own country.

(2) On arriving at the South Coast – a haven for adventurers, wanting to enjoy the lure of nature in settings that are natural, peaceful and unhurried yet exciting.
You will take a 5 miles safari boat cruise on the Black River wetlands of the South where the natural dye that came from the bark of trees was shipped to Europe for the making of fabrics.

At that time the residence of this jungle area of Black River enjoyed the services of electricity even before New York.

(3) Have your cameras ready to capture various species of birds perched on trees by the river bank, waiting to make their catch. Crocodiles loll under the shades of the trees or tanning themselves on the river banks. See these crocodiles that will swim along-side the boat as the Captain of your vessel will call them by names as he feeds them by hand.
Your knowledgeable tour guide will give you an interesting history of this eco paradise and you should even see the fishermen in this area that will swim in the river with their spear guns and shoot a variety of fish of all sizes, Tarpon and Snook included, as fish weighing up to 70 pounds has been caught in this area. You will also see Egrets- a white gauling bird that is extinct in certain parts of the world.

(4) After your approximately 1½ hour exotic boat trip, you arrive at the docking area where a small beautiful Jamaican restaurant will serve you cooked right on the spot, a sumptuous Jamaican Lunch of chicken with rice & peas or pork and a drink.
You will enjoy this sitting right by the riverside. After you have finished your meal, you then depart for your journey back. This is a trip that you will not forget so remember to bring your cameras so you can remember this trip.
You will arrive back by approximately 4:00pm.

Adults US$79.99
Children 12 years and under US$34.99
Tour departs 9:00am
Returns: approximately 4:00pm
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Falmouth Highlight & Shopping Tour

This is a full half day tour. You will be picked up from your hotel or cruise ship approximately 9:00am depending on where you are staying or your port of arrival.

You are transported by air-conditioned mini bus by your professional tour guide/driver who will give you all the information on Jamaica and places of interest along your scenic drive by the Caribbean Sea headed for the old British town of Falmouth which was named by the British hundreds of years ago including the influence of the Spaniards who landed in Jamaica under Christopher Columbus in 1492.

Today Falmouth boasts as their port of call is the third largest natural harbor in the world. The sheltered deep-water anchorage and the recently built landing facilities for tourists arriving to the port by tender have made Falmouth cruise port one of the UK's favorite cruising destinations, newly constructed facilities and officially opened March 2011. Here your adventurous tour becomes really exciting as you will see this magnificent port located in the heart of downtown. You will also see the Falmouth Court House, a magnificent structure no doubt, of Georgian design, which was built in the year 1815. The movie Papillion featuring Dustin Hoffman was filmed here and the court house was a part of the movie.

Time is allowed for you to visit the shopping area for you to choose what you would like to purchase including souvenirs, etc.

You then will visit the Jamaican local food, fruits and general produce market. After this brief visit, the tour continues to one of Jamaica's largest rivers, namely, Martha Brea. This river after hundreds of years flows from the rain forests of Jamaica through the mountains and valleys passing an old Persian water wheel founded in 1799 that has a history of its own. The name, Martha Brae, is a misinterpretation of the Spanish name for the river, the Rio Mateberion. An alternative history of the name is that it comes from the legend of Martha Brae, a Taino witch who was tortured by Spanish settlers until she divulged the location of a stash of gold hidden in a cave along the path of the river. After divulging the location of the gold she changed the course of the river, killing the Spanish and blocking up the cave, where the gold is hidden to this day. Passed on by mouth the legend still lives on.

After all of the above you are now on the way back to your hotel or cruise ship.

Please remember to take your cameras along for picture taking.

Tour Departs 9:00am (approximately 4 hours duration)
Adults US$39.99
Children half price
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Visit Dolphin Cove and Party at Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville on Negril Beach
Party-time!

This is an all day adventure tour where you are picked up by our special VIP air-conditioned minibus at either your hotel or cruise ship arrival port at 9:00am.

You are now traveling along the beautiful Jamaican coastline, passing small villages along the way with your first stop to visit number one Dolphin Cove attraction in the world located at the Dolphin Cove in Lucea. The Dolphin Cove Features camel ride, play with sting rays, dolphins you can touch or swim with, swim with sharks, gift shop and much more.
This package covers your admission fee only which allows you access to: hold, pet and interact with stingrays, see the shark show, experience the petting tank, pet the camels. Experience and hear a lesson about the creatures of the ocean bottom. Be in awe as you watch the dolphins play.
You can purchase whatever other features you require with us whilst making your booking or pay for what you want on location at Dolphin Cove.

After you have enjoyed yourself at Dolphin Cove, you then continue your journey along the coastline to world famous Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville on Negril Beach. This will be the most pristine beach you could ever hope to see, seven miles of white sand beach. Here you can join the rest of the party that is always ongoing by the large restaurant and bar located on the spot. All facilities are there for you to enjoy including changing rooms, beach chairs and a full-time waiter service that will bring your drinks or food to you. You simply have to pay for what you consume. In addition to all of this, located on the beach are a host of water sporting activities that you can purchase from the individuals who operate their own business. These sporting activities include, Jet skiing, para-sailing, glass bottom boat, snorkeling so let your hair down, join the party and enjoy yourself.

You will be taken back to your hotel or cruise ship at approximately 4:00pm to 5:00pm

Adults: US$69.99
Children under 12 years half price
Price Includes: Round trip transportation, Dolphin Cove admission fee and free use of Margaritaville facilities
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BLACK RIVER SAFARI, PELICAN BAR, YS FALLS & LUNCH
wetlands, rain-forests and ocean

This Fantastic full Combo Package departs from your hotel at approximately 8:30am where we will pick you up in an air-conditioned comfortable Mini-Bus and you are off on your way crossing the island through the mountains of the Maroon Country and parts of our Rain-forest after crossing the island you are now on the coast to Black River where your true action begins.

The first part of your continuing tour is that you will be taken on an Eco Boat trip of Jamaica's longest River when you will see all types of birds some of them are Egrets which are now extinct in most part of the world. Your journey takes you deep into the Morass there you will see the Alligators basking in the sun or gliding along in the River your boat Captain will call them by name do not be surprised when they glide by the boat the Captain might even feed them by hand there is a lot of history about the Black River as in the days of old the trees where exported to England where the dies that was made from the trees was used to make the most fashionable fabrics. You'll be surprised to know that electricity was in Black River before the City of New York.

On returning you are now going to the most beautiful primitive restaurant for a full Jamaican lunch departing there after by another boat on your sea trip to the Pelican Bar. This is a bar constructed in the middle of the Ocean in the original style of the Taino Indians who where the first settlers in Jamaica you can have drinks there even eat again as they will catch fish our Lobster right there on the Ocean. You pay for your own drinks and food should you desire to sample what is prepared at the pelican bar. You can further enjoy yourself by swimming and snorkeling right there in the middle of the Ocean a dramatic event no doubt.

You will then be taken after the Pelican Bar back by boat to continue by your mini-bus to what we consider the most beautiful water falls in Jamaica namely the Y'S Falls on reaching this area you are driven on a tractor through the lush mountains and valleys passing by thoroughbred Race Horses that are bred there at Y'S Falls there are changing rooms there to enjoy not only just climbing the falls but to swim in the river and natural whirl pools that are at the foot of the falls. This is a tour you should not miss as you are really just seeing Jamaica in a nutshell and you are here already.

Adults US$129.99
Children 50% 11yrs and under
Includes: all transportation, all boat rides, all entrance fees and lunch
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Dolphin Cove Tours in Negril

Located near the Palladium Resort in Lucea.

All packages covers your admission fee which allows you access to: hold, pet and interact with stingrays, see the shark show, experience the petting tank, pet the camels. Experience and hear a lesson about the creatures of the ocean bottom. Be in awe as you watch the dolphins play. Feel free to request pictures and videos of your encounter which will be available at an additional cost on location.

What NOT to bring- All jewellery, especially rings and bracelets should be left behind because these can scratch or hurt the dolphins. Avoid wearing sunscreen until after interaction.

The "Touch Encounter" with Dolphins

After being given some interesting information about dolphins, you will have an amazing encounter as you enter the world of these gentle dolphins. They will give you a kiss and allow you to caress them while standing in knee deep water.

Children ages 3 (min) - 5 years: FREE
Children ages 6 - 11 years: US$48
12 year olds - Adults: US$64
For transportation from Montego Bay hotels please add US$35 per person round trip and half price for children

Tour Notes:

• Children 5 years & under FREE but must be accompanied by a paying adult and hold child in hand.
• Children 17 years and under must have an adult sign the waiver in order for them to participate.

The "Encounter Swim" with Dolphins

At Dolphin Cove, interact with one dolphin while swimming in the deep. Enjoy a kiss, try a dance, perhaps you will get a splash or two and have a real up close experience.

Children ages 3 (min) - 11 years: US$97
12 year olds - Adults: US$135
For transportation from Montego Bay hotels please add US$35 per person round trip and half price for children

Tour Notes:

• Participants must know how to swim
• Minimum age – 3 yrs (Children 3-11 yrs. must be accompanied by a paying adult)
• 17 years and under must have an adult sign the waiver in order for them to participate.
• No pregnant women

The "Swim With" Program with Dolphins

At Dolphin Cove, interact with two dolphins while swimming in the deep. You participate in a brief presentation after which, you enter the world of these amazing creatures. Swim with two dolphins as they interact with you in our beautiful cove. They may give you a dorsal pull and or a foot push. Enjoy a kiss, try a dance, perhaps you will get a splash or two and have a real up close experience.

Children ages 3 (min) - 11 years: US$149
12 year olds - Adults: US$211
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For transportation from Montego Bay hotels please add US$35 per person round trip and half price for children

Tour Notes:

• Participants must know how to swim
• Minimum age – 3 yrs (Children 3-11 yrs. must be accompanied by a paying adult)
• 17 years and under must have an adult sign the waiver in order for them to participate.
• No pregnant women

Horseback Ride 'n' Swim Tour

A truly fun and memorable equestrian experience for the whole family the horseback tour is .... the horseback tour is an enjoyable two-hour ride with our accomplished and trained guides who will select a horse to suit your riding ability. The ride commences from the Stables and you are taken through the scenic countryside, passing tranquil farmlands of the locals living close by. The friendly and humorous guides give a narration of the scenery and area telling the story of Jamaica. There is even an old abandoned airstrip, which was built during the 2nd World War and was later used for smuggling of marijuana “ganja”.

The trail ride meanders down to the north coast shoreline and takes you to a private and beautiful beach area. Here guests are given the opportunity to swim bareback and frolic with the horse in the magnificent Caribbean Sea. The sea is crystal clear and white sands allow for great swimming and picture taking opportunities. The ride concludes by the gardens brimming with pimento trees, bougainvillea and fishtail palms. Lounge with a cool drink from the gazebo and spy on the hummingbirds gossiping with the orchids. Come sample our hospitality and the beauty of Trelawny, Jamaica!

• Wear your swimsuit under long pants for the sea ride.
• Bring a towel and wear sneakers or walking shoes.
• Bare legs and sandals not recommended.
• Be sure to bring your camera and sun block.
• Our trail masters will find a horse suitable to your riding experience.
• Rides available at 10.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.
• Riders weight limit is 250 lb
• The minimum age is five years of age and up

US$85.99 per person
Includes: Cost of tour and Round trip transportation from your hotel by bus
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Montego Bay History Tour
Perfect for Cruise Ships and all arrivals!

You will be picked up approximately 9:00am from your hotel or cruise ship where you are taken on a tour through one of Montego Bay’s top residential areas which features some of our beautiful Jamaican Homes. After descending from the hills of Spring Farm you now enter the resort area of Rose Hall. You then are driven into Montego Bay for your further information and shopping expedition.

The tour now continues on the Hip Strip where your first stop for picture taking and shopping at Fort Montego. There is a crafts market there that you can purchase Jamaican handicrafts and straw merchandise. You are there for approximately half and hour and you continue to Montego Bay’s premier duty free shopping area namely City Center. You will be there for approximately a hour and a half. These shops offer the best of perfumes, jewelry and all other luxury items.

Continuing after City Center you will make your next stop this being at the Sam Sharp Square where one of our national hero Samuel Sharp was hanged for his rebellious activities. There are some excellent statues there that you should take pictures of including the dungeon where slaves were locked up. Across from the square you will also visit the Civic Center museum where you will be able to relics of our past from the Taino Indians to the British. .

You are then taken to the old St. James Parish Church for a walking tour giving you a history of one of Jamaica’s oldest churches. In that area lies entombed is the graveyard of many of the outstanding citizens of that time.

On leaving the St. James Parish Church you now go on to the Dome and very unusual brick building that has been there for over a hundred & fifty years. This was the source of spring water which was sufficed for the village of Montego Bay at that time.

Your final stop is optional. Should you want to have lunch, you will be taken to the internationally known Pork Pit where true Jamaican jerk pork and chicken is served with an assortment of other Jamaican ingredients. There is also a bar available with all kinds of drinks. Lunch is on your own.

Length of tour is approximately 4 - 4 1/2 hours, taking you back to your hotel or cruise ship on time.

US$39.99 per adult
Children under 12 years half price

Package includes all fees, transportation and guides.
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Authentic Sea Fishing - JAMAICA MI CRAZY - Blackfin Tuna, Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Barracuda!s

The Authentic fishing tour starts at 8:00am in the morning in a local fishing village just north of MBJ Airport at
The White House Fishing Village. You will see how the fisherman handcraft their fishing pots from tree limbs and mesh on your way to the bay where you will push off to see in a large canoe boat. The boat is fiberglass with an outboard motor, it has outriggers hand-crafted from the same tree limbs used to build the fishing pots. The clips for trolling are also wooden, kind of like close pins. On your way out to sea, Omar the Captain, will show you how to check a fish pot with an underwater looking box. Then the trolling begins! On my first trip we caught four Black Fin Tuna (as seen in pic). This is a Sushi grade fish that unbeknown to the locals, that is highly sought out by many anglers across the world. They are a very common find on these waters. Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Marlin, and all other big game fish are also possible catches.

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1 - 4 persons for 3 hours - US$305 total
1 - 4 persons for 4 hours - US$385 total
1 - 4 persons additional hour - US$75/hour

Transportation from any hotel in Montego Bay to boat is US$15 per person round trip (minimum of 2 persons)
Bring your own refreshments
No children under 13 years allowed.
Good Luck!
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Pelican Bar, Boat Ride, Plantation Tour & YS Water Falls

Floyds Pelican Bar is located in Parottee Bay on the south coast of Jamaica.

You will be met on the beach by your boat captain, and he will take you on a very relaxing ride in a large canoe. You may be lucky enough to see dolphins swimming right near the boat. Your "captain" will then make a call to the bar to find out what the choices for lunch will be...probably lobster, or fish - small choice, but it's all good.

All the food they serve is caught fresh right before you eat it. The lobster is a good option if they have it, but be prepared to wait a long time for it (it's worth it, though). They remove the lobster from the shell and serve it in a ginger sauce with vegetables over white rice.

As far as the bar itself, it has to be the coolest "bar" in the Caribbean. It's in the middle of a sandbar approximately one mile off shore. The bar is round in shape, and made completely of driftwood. Bring a sharp object and you can carve your name in the floor. It is not a place for older people, because you have to climb "stairs" made of twisted wood and it can be tricky.

You'll spend about 2 hours there, drinking red stripe beer, laying on the "dock" area getting sun and you may go snorkeling if you like.

Bottom line...don't miss it! It could be one of your best memories in Jamaica.

After the Pelican Bar you are now on your way through the mountains of St. Elizabeth for your tractor driven jitney journey. This will take you through the plantation and horse farm and, on your way to the beautiful Y.S Water fall. You will love Y.S. Water Fall, it is probably the most beautiful waterfall in Jamaica. You can climb and or swim at the base of the falls and enjoy the natural whirl pools as the water creates little Jacuzzi’s as the river keep flowing. There is also enclosed an Olympic size river pool set in the middle of this jungle area for your enjoyment.

From Montego Bay:

• US$94.99 per person
• Children 12 years and under, half price
• Price will decrease with each additional person over two persons.
• Price includes:
• Entrance to YS Falls
• All transportation on land and sea.
• Meals and drinks not included.
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Full Day YS Water Falls, Tractor Plantation Tour and Lunch

Departing after breakfast from your place of stay, you are picked up by air-conditioned transportation.
Our experienced happy, qualified driver/tour guide will inform you of the fantastic areas as you travel through the little villages of Jamaica. You will not just be taken along the coast road but in fact will cross over through the middle of our country. Emerging on the south coast you will go through parts of our Cockpit Country high in the Mountains, rich in history of days of slavery. Even into the Maroon Country once called the “Land of Look Behind” - named so by the British Soldiers. At that time they fought the escape slaves which land was eventually given them by Britain to run as their own country.

On arriving at the South Coast – a haven for adventurers, wanting to enjoy the lure of nature settings that are natural, peaceful and unhurried yet exciting Y'S Falls where you begin your tractor driven Jitney Journey, this will take you through the plantation and horse drawn where some of Jamaica’s best race horses are bred on your way to fabulous waterfalls.

You will love Y.S. Water Fall, it is probably the most beautiful waterfall in Jamaica. You can climb and or swim at the base of the falls and enjoy the natural whirl pools as the water creates little Jacuzzi’s as the river keep flowing. There is also enclosed an olympic size river pool set in the middle of this jungle area for your enjoyment. After your refreshing and stimulating, enjoyment there, you are on your journey back to your place of stay. You will arrive between 5-6 pm approximately

Take or wear Swimsuit, Towels and soft sole shoes should you intend to climb the falls.

From Montego Bay:
Adults: US$79.99 per person
Children: 12 years and under half price
Entrance fee included
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Black River Jungle Safari, YS Falls Tour and Lunch

(1) Departing after breakfast from your place of stay, you are picked up by air-conditioned transportation.
Our experienced happy, qualified driver/tour guide will inform you of the fantastic areas as you travel through the little villages of Jamaica. You will not just be taken along the coast road but in fact will cross over through the middle of our country. Emerging on the south coast you will go through parts of our Cockpit Country high in the Mountains, rich in history of days of slavery. Even into the Maroon Country once called the “Land of Look Behind” - named so by the British Soldiers. At that time they fought the escape slaves which land was eventually given them by Britain to run as their own country.

(2) On arriving at the South Coast – a haven for adventurers, wanting to enjoy the lure of nature in settings that are natural, peaceful and unhurried yet exciting.
You will take a 5 miles safari boat cruise on the Black River wetlands of the South where the natural dye that came from the bark of trees was shipped to Europe for the making of fabrics. At that time the residence of this jungle area of Black River enjoyed the services of electricity even before New York.

(3) Have your cameras ready to capture various species of birds perched on trees by the river bank, waiting to make their catch. Crocodiles loll under the shades of the trees or tanning themselves on the river banks. See these crocodiles that will swim along-side the boat as the Captain of your vessel will call them by names as he feeds them by hand.
Your knowledgeable tour guide will give you an interesting history of this eco paradise and you should even see the fishermen in this area that will swim in the river with their spear guns and shoot a variety of fish of all sizes, Tarpon and Snook included, as fish weighing up to 70 pounds has been caught in this area. You will also see Egrets- a white gauling bird that is extinct in certain parts of the world.

(4) After your approximately 1½ hour boat trip your tour continues going over the old Iron River Bridge crossing the divide and onto the original old Bridge House Inn for your freshly cooked Jamaican meal right on the spot.

(5) Departing the restaurant you are now on your way through the mountains of St Elizabeth for your tractor driven jitney journey. This will take you through the plantation and horse farm and, on your way to the beautiful Y.S Water fall, be sure to take your camera, swimsuit and towels along. There are changing rooms and good bathroom facilities available.

(6) You will love Y.S. Water Fall, it is probably the most beautiful waterfall in Jamaica. You can climb and or swim at the base of the falls and enjoy the natural whirl pools as the water creates little Jacuzzi’s as the river keep flowing. There is also enclosed an olymptic size river pool set in the middle of this jungle area for your enjoyment. After your refreshing and stimulating, enjoyment there, you are on your journey back to your place of stay. You will arrive between 5-6 pm approximately.

From Montego Bay:

• Adults US$84.99
• Children 12 years and under half price
• Lunch and entrance fees included for YS Falls & Boat Tour.
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ROARING RIVER, MINERAL SPRINGS & HISTORIC CAVES TOUR INCLUDING JAMAICAN LUNCH

THE ROOTS where Alex Haley the author of "ROOTS" the movie about slavery, once lived in a village named Withorn.

A former slave plantation, the Roaring River Estate near Petersfield in Westmoreland is named for the gushing waters of the river. Its history is rooted in the sugar industry of the colonial era, beginning in the late 17th century. It was owned by the Beckfords of Gloucestershire, one of the first English families to settle in Jamaica after the island was won from the Spanish.

Mentioned more than once in the famous diaries of Samuel Pepys, the Beckford family produced the first Custos of Kingston, Peter, who became one of the island’s wealthiest men and went on to serve as Lieutenant-Governor of Jamaica. One of his descendants, an absentee proprietor, was twice elected Lord Mayor of London and another found fame as an author of Gothic novels.

Roaring River was one of the properties inherited by William Beckford who died in London in 1789. He had become deeply indebted following the devastating hurricane of 1780 as was sent to debtor’s prison in England where he wrote the historic “Descriptive account of the island of Jamaica.”

This tour begins with a scenic drive through the countryside into Roaring River. Enjoy cave tours, nature tours and drumming. You will enjoy taking a bath in one or both of the cave's two healing mineral baths so remember to bring your swim suites and cameras. Your tour guide in the caves will assist you in taking pictures and tell you the stories of the river and caves and answer any questions you may have to ask. Package includes: Round trip transportation, Entrance fee, a tour of Roaring River, The Village and Caves. Jamaican Lunch included.

• Swim in mineral bath/pool inside cave
• Full Jamaican lunch at a Jamaican Jerk Restaurant

Tour price:

• Adults US$69.99 per person
• Children 12 years and under half price
• Lunch and entrance fee included
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WORLD’S FAMOUS
LUMINOUS LAGOON AT GLISTENING WATERS

So, you think you have seen it all? Or, are you yearning to see more? Simply visit Jamaica’s most visually striking point of interest,
LUMINOUS LAGOON at GLISTENING WATERS.
At twilight, get abroad a boat in the lagoon, sail out and be stunned as nature literally comes “alive”. As the boat moves, the path it takes glow as bright as a firefly. Imagine seeing lighted outlines of fish as they move. If you are a swimmer, jump in, you glow once there is any movement. It is as a result of million of microscopic organism [Dino flagellates] living in the lagoon’s water Looking forward to expose one of “NATURE’S GEM”. Mere words cannot explain. ” Seeing is believing “. This is a true ‘wonder’ of science and the “rarest” experience you will ever have!!!!

Boat Tour with drinks, and Round trip transportation
Adults $49per person
Children ages 3 - 11 yr.: US$29

Closed Saturdays
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Country Country And Maroon Area, YS Falls Plantation Tour And Lunch, Peter Tosh Birth-place

This is a tour that offers great sight seeing of our country sides making stops along to way to educate you on the history, cuisine and culture of our island home offering you great picture taking opportunities.

See through interior of our island including where centuries ago escaped slaves were given parts of Jamaica to rule by the selves after the rebellion.

You will also hear the true story and see the two separate tomb stones belonging to one English soldier, Obed Chambers who was beheaded as he rode his horse. His head was buried where it fell and the body still on his horse in the saddle buried where it fell, over fifty yards from where the head fell.

Not far from Black River is Middle Quarters, the only place on the island to get traditional hot pepper shrimp. It is sold by the bag by women who stand on the edge of the road, or you can purchase it straight from the cooking pot at little roadside shacks. The shrimp are actually crayfish from the Black River. Fishermen catch them in special traps that are similar to those used by fishermen along Africa’s Niger River. The skill of trap making is said to have been brought to the island by African slaves more than 300 years ago.

The tradition of preparing and selling hot pepper shrimp in Middle Quarters also goes back for decades. This is the place to go if you want to sample the best Jamaican hot pepper shrimp.

Departing the middle quarters you are now on your way through the mountains of St Elizabeth for your tractor driven jitney journey. This will take you through the plantation and horse farm and, on your way to the beautiful Y.S Water fall, be sure to take your camera, swimsuit and towels along. There are changing rooms and good bathroom facilities available. You will love Y.S. Water Fall, it is probably the most beautiful waterfall in Jamaica. You can climb and or swim at the base of the falls and enjoy the natural whirl pools as the water creates little Jacuzzi’s as the river keep flowing. There is also enclosed an Olympic size river pool set in the middle of this jungle area for your enjoyment.

If you've never heard of fried fish and bammy, you're missing out on a special treat which you will experience on your way back at Middle Quarters. "Bammy" is basically like a thick pancake of grated cassava root that is formed either into balls or flat pancakes and fried in coconut oil. It is said to originate with the Arawaks Indians and is coming back into popularity after the tradition almost died out. The flavor is something like a pancake with a tinge of sourdough to it and it is a spongy, fluffy yet dense bread with a crispness to the outside once fried. It is the perfect accompaniment to the plates of fried fish sold at the roadside stand in Scott's Cove. As you approach the border between Westmoreland and St Elizabeth parish, the road will make a sharp bend and suddenly you'll see a long, curving row of wooden shacks filled with cooks and mainly locals eating sandwiches of bammy folded around chunks of fried fish.

After your refreshing and stimulating, enjoyment there, you are on your journey back to your place of stay, stopping once more only briefly on the road where Peter Tosh, an original member of Bob Marley & The Wailers band. Pater tosh who went on to international fame unfortunately was shot and died, however his records and tapes featuring his own music are still being sold all over the world.

You will arrive between 5-6 pm approximately.
Adults US$79.99 per person
Children 12 years. and under half price.
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NEGRIL BEACH AT MARGARITAVLLE, FORT CHARLOTTE & RICK’S CAFÉ SUNSET TOUR

Departing from Montego Bay where you are picked up at your hotel approximately 10:00 am, your journey to the north coast of Jamaica, we’ll take you through the town of Montego Bay passing an old British Fort namely Fort Charles which is located at the former entrance to the once village now town of Montego Bay.

On going pass our main duty free shopping area the City Centre Building and then pass the square where you will see replicas of a scene from our days of slavery and in the background an old slave house that was used for many various activities from the purchasing of slaves and to the hangings that later took place. Our civic centre you will see located nearby and in the past dignitaries like the Queen of England and Sir Winston Churchill our former Prime Minister of war.

Continuing through the town of Montego Bay passing the historical Monument called the Dome. From this spot fresh spring water flowed year round and until recently when the entire area was covered up it could have supplied most of Montego Bay with drinking water. Traveling on the coast line you then begin to approach some of Jamaica’s premier hotels, homes of movie stars and other celebrities. The Kennedy’s and several governors of the United States have their homes here. These properties are named Round Hill Hotel and Tryall Estate.

Tryall until a few years ago was host for the world’s famous Walkers Golf Club tournament. On approaching the old British town of Lucea you will pass the magnificent Fort Charlotte which is being restored. Winding further along the north coast you will pass the little villages like: Mosquito Cove, Bloody Bay, and Green Island. You finally reach one of the loveliest beaches in the world - The 7 miles long stretch of white sand, where you will enjoy facilities of Margarita Ville. There is a bar and restaurant and bathroom facility available. Lunch is on your own, after enjoying the beach you are then taken to the Rick’s Café where you will enjoy cliff jumping and also the facilities whilst watching the most glorious sunsets of your life.

Be sure to wear soft shoes and be casual in dress, bring along swim suits, towels and cameras and have a good time. You will be returned to your hotel before dinner.

Fort Charlotte, located in Lucea, in the parish of Hanover, was built in the mid 18th Century by the British for the defence of the North North Westerly section of the island. It was built during the reign of King George III of England, and is named after his consort, Charlotte. The fort was built with a barrack capable of housing 50 men. The fort had 23 embrasures for 23 guns, 20 of which were mounted.

During the Napoleonic Wars it was thought that the guns at the fort were insufficient to guard the harbour, so in 1807, three 24 pounders on traversing carriages were installed on the seaward side of the fort.

The fort is built of rectangular cut stone and has several openings toward the sea. Inside the fort is the remains of the circular base for the rotation of guns which were placed there so that they could shoot from every possible angle. The Artillery Store still stands and is made of cutstone. It has buttesses and a gable ended roof. A section of the fort currently forms part of the Rusea's High School.

Adults: US$54.99 per person
Children ages 4 - 11 yr.: US$25
Minimum of 2 persons. Price will decrease with each additional person over two persons.
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BOB MARLEY BIRTH PLACE - 9 MILE WITH STOPS AT DUNNS RIVER FALLS AND SHOPPING

You are transported from your hotel by our professional tour-driver who will show you the places of interest as you travel the north coast along the sea coast area. As you go through the many country villages on your way to Nine Mile, birth place of our reggae king Bob Marley.

Nine Miles is a quaint little village tucked away in the beautiful mountains of St. Ann Jamaica. It is here, on February 6, 1945 the legendary king of reggae was born and it is in this very same place that he was laid to rest. On reaching Nine Mile, you’ll experience the pleasant, friendly ‘vibes’ that influenced Bob Marley for songs such as ‘One Love” and “Three Little Birds”.

The actual tour starts with a walk through the very same house that Bob lived in as a young boy (now a memorabilia and photo gallery). Your Rastafarian guide will share with you little known insights into the Bob Marley’s childhood and musical career.

You’ll even have a chance to stand on ‘Mount Zion Rock’ (Bob’s meditation spot). Rest your head on the ‘pillow’ made famous in the song “Talking Blues”. The highlight of the tour is of course walking through the beautiful mausoleum, Bob’s final resting place.

After leaving the mausoleum you are now toured through the valleys and mountains of Jamaica towards our second resort city, Ocho Rios, named by the Spaniards, as it contains eight rivers. You’ll be taken to Jamaica’s premier water falls, namely Dunn’s River. You can choose to swim in the ocean or climb these majestic 600 ft. falls for picture taking. This is all left to you.

By the way part of the filming of the James Bond movie ‘Dr. No’ was filmed here. Should there be time you will be taken through the quaint village of Ocho Rios for sight seeing and shopping.

After this is completed you are leasurely on your way to your hotel. ENJOY!

ADULTS $79.99 per person
CHILDREN 5 - 11 years US$24.99
Entrance fee for Bob Marley only included.
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Dunn's River Falls, Stop At Columbus Park & Shopping In Ocho Rios

STOPS AT:

• COLUMBUS PARK WHERE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS FIRST LANDED ON DISCOVERY OF JAMAICA
• DUNNS RIVER 600 FT FRESH WATER FALLS INTO THE OCEAN ON WHITE SAND BEACH
• SHOPPING IN OCHO RIOS AND ISLAND VILLAGE AND DUTY FREE SHOPS IN OCHO RIOS

An unforgettable tour along Jamaica's scenic north coast takes you eastward pass Rose Hall's legendary Great House. A brief stop will allow you to take picture of Annie Palmer's great house, once the home of the White Witch of Rose Hall whose legend still evokes memories of her monstrous life and sexual encounters.

A quick stop at Columbus Park dating back to the 16th century, you can also see Bauxite operation.

Then, it's on the world renowned Dunn's River Falls with its spectacular waterfall offers a challenging yet thrilling climb to the top, 600 feet up for those who wold like to take this journey.

After enjoying your tour so far you will be taken to Ocho Rios for shopping as designated. Returning to your hotel in early evening.

With stops for Shopping
Entrance fee to Dunn's River Falls included
Adults $79.99 per person
Cchildren 12 and under 1/2 prices.
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MONTEGO BAY UNDERSEA TOUR & CRUISES

Explore the underwater world of the Montego Bay Marine Park: Jamaica's first marine sanctuary, aboard Jamaica's only semi-submarine the "Coral See". We begin the adventure by boarding at Pier One on the waterfront of downtown Montego Bay.

Enjoy the panoramic view of the fascinating underwater world of Jamaica from our air-conditioned underwater cabin. Our diver goes overboard and feeds the fish, while our marine expert on board explains the coral and marine life. MoBay under Tours is dedicated to preserving our unique marine sanctuary.

It's fun and educational. Learn about our marine life while having lots of fun.

Complimentary Rum Punch, Fruit Punch and Soft Drinks are available. Snorkeling is also available and equipment is provided at no additional charge.

Round trip transportation is included so you will be picked up from your hotel or cruise ship pier.

Tour days: Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays
Tour time: 11:00am

Tour price: US$64.99 per person
Children 3-11: US$35 per child
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APPLETON ESTATE RUM TOUR

If you love rum then you're sure to be fascinated with the famous Appleton Rum Estate. You'll get an overview of the history of the estate, get to see how rum is made and sample many different types of rum along the way. Be sure to also check out the scenery on your journey to Appleton Rum Estate. The estate comprises of 11,000 acres of fields in the Nassau valley. The valley sits at the foot of the Santa Cruz Mountains and is watered by the Black River which flows through it.

The Appleton Rum Tour

The tour starts with a video giving an overview of Appleton Rum Estate and its activities. Next you get to see some remnants from the history of the estate, including antique equipment and machinery. Two old sugar cane crushers have been preserved, the estate's donkey is on hand to give a demonstration of one and guests on the tour are offered the chance to operate the second one. Your efforts will no go unrewarded as you will also get to taste some of the freshly squeezed cane juice.

The next stage of the tour takes you to the distillery to see the famous rum being distilled. Here you will get to taste "wet sugar" (aka molasses) and see it being distilled in giant copper pots.

The next stage of rum production that you will witness is the aging house. Here you will see thousands of white oak barrels ageing various types of rum. Some varieties of rum require three years of aging, some require up to 30! The final stage of the process you will witness is the blending. This is where the rums are blended in to the world famous Appleton flavor.

The most popular part of the tour is a trip to the tavern where you get the opportunity to sample the 16 varieties of rum produced at Appleton Estate. You even get to take a mini bottle of rum to savour at home.

Also on site is a gift shop where you can purchase souvenirs and, of course, Appleton rum! If you have an appetite for more rum after the tasting session, there is also a bar on site where food and drink are available.

History

The Appleton Estate was founded in 1655 and is believed to be the land payment made to Francis Dickson for his role in the English capture of Jamaica from the Spanish. His two grandsons, Caleb and Ezekiel, are the earliest known owners of the estate. It was not until 1749 that the estate began producing rum. Appleton Rum grew in popularity during World War II when rum was sought to supplement the insufficient supplies of Whisky on the Island. Appleton became the rum of choice due to its smoothness and lightness.

Appleton Rum Estate currently produces around 10 million liters of rum per year and 160 tons of sugar a day. Wray and Nephew (the company which makes Appleton Rum) also owns the New Yarmouth and Holland sugar estates. However, the Appleton Estate is the largest and most modern in Jamaica.

• Adults US$82.99
• Children 12 years and under half price
• Entrance fee included
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GREEN GROTTO CAVES

Take a scenic tour of Jamaica's north coast passing through Falmouth an old British Colonial town and on to the coastline of our Caribbean Sea. You will be arriving at the Green Grotto Caves in just about one and a half hours after leaving your hotel in Montego Bay. At Green Grotto, you will visit one of Jamaica's beautiful caves that history has carved out the unique story of the people that occupied this cave and the history behind it. Green Grotto Caves are said to have been the haven for "runaway slaves" in the 18th century. The caves are characterized by coastal limestone and are easily accessed. They feature a series of interconnected passageways and chambers, light hole stalactites and stalagmites and two small lakes which lie to the west. Their most striking features are the rock formations and the small "grotto" lake at the innermost cavern.

Tour Time about 4 Hours..

Tour price: US$64.99per person
Children: Half Price
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ROSE HALL GREAT HOUSE COUNTRY AND MONTEGO BAY TOUR

After being picked up from you hotel or villa you are taken to the Rose Hall Great House.

Rose Hall Great House serves as one of Jamaica's premier tourist attractions. The Great House was formerly the home Annie Palmer, the White Witch of Rose Hall. Dead for over 100 years, her legend still evokes memories of her monstrous reign as mistress of the house. She ruled her slaves with an iron hand and the mystique of voodoo, which she picked up in Haiti. Married several times, she was brutally murdered by a slave, namely Takoo, as written in the book "The White Witch Of Rose Hall".

Your tour continues into the area of our rich and famous passing the Home of Johnny Cash, world renowned country singer and going into Montego Bay and it,s surroundings.

TOUR TIME: Approximately 3 - 4 hours
PRICE:Adults $55.99 per person
Children 12 and under 1/2 price
Entrance fee included
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JAMAICA ZIPLINE ADVENTURE

All tours start with an awesome "6x6 guided off-road safari tour". This is not just a quite ride in the park, you better hang on tight as we travel through the mountainous rainforest and our lush plantation located at the Great River Adventure Center. The vehicles we have are called 6x6 Pinzgauers, they go over and through anything.

Our tour is the longest combined lengths of ziplines in the Caribbean and our last zipline known as “Big Timba” is the longest single zip in the Caribbean 1,600 feet. We warm up and build your confidence on zip #1 which is 250’ long, low to the ground, and is a very gentle ride. Then we step it up as we go getting longer, higher and faster. The rides are exhilarating not scary it’s like flying gracefully and under control above and through the tree canopy. We pride ourselves on how safe our ziplines are and how safety orientated the guides are. When zipping you are attached to 2 Steel Cables each can handle 23,000 lbs. (Length of the ziplines - 250’, 750’, 850’, 900’, 1,600’) Enhancing this canopy tour is a 250’ Jungle Walking Bridge - Indiana Jones style but much stronger. All guests are attached to a safety cable while traveling across on the bridge.

Halfway through the tour experience another true Jamaican experience. The Flavors of Jamaica - You are given the opportunity to sample a variety of fresh fruits we have grown at our plantation. All Just picked for you. (Coconut water, Sugar Cane, Pineapple, and what ever else is in season at the time)

Weight limit for a person doing this tour is 260 pounds
Your price covers all five ziplines!

Tour price:
US$99 per person
Round trip transportation from your hotel or cruise ship included
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GREAT RIVER TUBING ADVENTURE

Just a short distance from Montego Bay your adventure begins with a drive through the rainforest mountains. Approximately 30 minutes from Montego Bay you arrive at the quaint village of Lethe and the Great River Valley. Upon the arrival at the adventure starting point you are met by your professional guides and attend a briefing outlining your adventure, safety guidelines and are outfitted with safety gear. It is now time for some fun. Boarding your professional quality tubes small groups set out on this expansive river with a small ratio of guests to guide maximizing the pleasure of your experience.

The river is abundant with lush vegetation, tropical flowers and birds. While you are drifting down the river relax and enjoy while your guide points out the various species of the natural wonders you will experience. While drifting down the gentle cascades the guides have an abundance of interesting observations and history for your enjoyment.

Between the cascades are lovely fresh water pools where you can enjoy a refreshing swim if you wish. After the last cascade your adventure is about to end leaving you with wonderful memories of a very special part of Jamaica most tourists never get to experience. This truly is a great tour for the entire group or family.

• Minimum age 6 Maximum Weight 235 lbs., Physical exertion minimal

Tour price:
US$65 per person
Round trip transportation from your hotel or cruise ship included
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GREAT RIVER KAYAK SAFARI

For the more adventurous your journey through the mountains is a short 30 minutes from Montego Bay. After driving down the mountain you will arrive at the Great River and the quaint village of Lethe. Continuing back up the mountain along the other side of the river with panoramic views of this huge mountain valley that are breathtaking. The spring fed river source is over 20 miles upstream in the next mountain range.

On disembarkation you will be met by your guides and attend a safety briefing and outfitted with safety gear. Your guide will then escort you down a beautiful landscaped garden and through the Bamboo lined forest leading to the starting point. Here you will be issued your 2 man inflatable kayak. Instruction will be given to those who have little or no experience and on completion your adventure begins.

These inflatable kayaks are very buoyant and extremely stable allowing for maximum enjoyment. Along the river you will whisk through numerous gentle cascades to add to your enjoyment. The professional and experienced guide accompanying you will point out the abundant species of vegetation, tropical flowers and bird life. Passing through the village you will go under the historic cut stone bridge built by slaves almost two centuries ago.

The fun continues with more cascades and still fresh water pools. Stop if you wish and go for a refreshing swim. Arriving at the disembarkation point you will know that you just experienced a journey with lasting memories to take home with you.

• Minimum age 8 accompanied by an adult. Maximum weight 250 per person.

Tour price:
US$65 per person
Round trip transportation from your hotel or cruise ship included
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GREAT RIVER BAMBOO RAFTING

For over a quarter of a century visitors to Jamaica have been treated to the unique experience of bamboo river rafting. Mountain Valley Rafting is a pioneer attraction in Western Jamaica featuring a relaxing experience on one of the most scenic rivers in all of Jamaica. Board you 30 foot long bamboo raft and set out for your relaxing experience with your own local rafts man as your personal guide.

View the magnificent scenery of this lush rainforest river lined with an abundance of tropical vegetation and flowers. Your personal rafts man will explain the many uses of the plant life and will point out many interesting facts that you probably will only discover on this great excursion.

River rafting is a relaxing experience soothing your senses far from the beaten path. A must do if you are in Jamaica.

Tour price:
US$64.99 per person
No Discount for Children
Round trip transportation from your hotel or cruise ship included
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