Excursión de día completo a las cataratas YS, Black River y Appleton Estate

Evening Cruise on the Luminous Lagoon

Luminous Lagoon is aptly named by locals of Falmouth, Jamaica. Discover why on this evening boat cruise. Like a scene from hit-movie Avatar, the waters around you glow an electric shade of neon blue – a wondrous natural event. A chance to swim here, followed by a traditional Jamaican limbo show, makes this a bucket-list must.

Dunn's River Falls & Nine Mile Tour

Two Jamaican legends are the magnets in this irresistible excursion. You'll visit the highland hamlet that gave the world Bob Marley to explore his birthplace and mausoleum, and discover one of the most exotic natural attractions in the country – Dunn's River Falls.

Bamboo rafting on Martha Brae River

Rafting down the Martha Brae River you'll be transported into a tropical paradise filled with mango trees, mangroves and palms. On this excursion, you'll be guided downriver in a bamboo raft to soak up this exotic landscape, just a short journey away from Montego Bay.Floating downstream in a one or two-seater raft, your guide will navigate these green waters to take you on a 75-minute journey through lush forest. You'll spot tropical plants and birds singing in the treetops as well as mangroves and palms swaying in the wind.What's more, you'll learn the stories and legends surrounding this historic route, including local myths about a secret cave. Perfect for nature lovers and those wanting complete peace and tranquillity.

Exclusive Dolphin Cove Montego Bay tour

Put a big tick on the bucket list with a visit to Dolphin Cove. Not only will you get a chance to interact or swim with dolphins, but you'll also enjoy the thrill of meeting these amazing lovable mammals up close. With two exclusive experiences to choose from, you decide just how close you'll get to the world's friendliest sea creatures. Silver - 30-min dolphin encounter, maximum 36 guests per group, 1 dolphin, lunch, 2 hours free timeGold - 40-min dolphin swim, maximum 20 guests per group, 2 dolphins, lunch, 2 hours free time

Rose Hall and Montego Bay Cultural Museum tour with lunch

Step into Jamaica's history with a guided tour of the haunted Rose Hall Great House, famed for its Georgian design and the legend of the White Witch. Afterwards, you'll sit down to a waterfront lunch packed with local flavours before visiting the Montego Bay Cultural Museum to see thousands of artefacts. You'll wrap up the day at the Freedom Monument, which honours the island's emancipation history and the vibrant Wall of Fame mural celebrating Jamaica's cultural icons.

Full-day west Jamaica activity tour

Get ready for an action-packed day of fun on the west coast of Jamaica. Start your day at Chukka Ocean Outpost, a coastal adventure park with outdoor thrills aplenty. Rev things up with a truck safari that'll see you rumbling across the countryside to a local farm community. Here, you'll get to taste the island's most iconic spirit – Appleton Rum. Then it's time to pick your next activity. It's either zip-lining over the Caribbean Sea or saddling up for a horse ride and swim. Round off the day with either a high-energy party catamaran cruise or opt for a more laidback snorkel around a coral reef.

Kingston full-day guided tour

Spend a full day immersing yourself in Jamaica's cultural capital. You'll kick things off with some waterfront views before diving into the Institute of Jamaica Museum, which is filled with exhibits about the country's music, history and culture. Next up is Heroes Circle, a peaceful park honouring Jamaica's national heroes and fallen soldiers from the two world wars. After lunch at Sovereign Centre, you'll wander through Emancipation Park before ending on a sweet note at Devon House. Their ice-cream isn't just good, National Geographic ranked it among the best on the planet.

YS Falls, Black River and Appleton Estate full-day tour

Drift along Jamaica's Black Riveron on a pontoon boat, taking in the sights and sounds of the jungle while your local guide points out native crocs that love to mingle in the mangroves here. Next, you'll stop at YS Falls, where you can cool off with a swim in one of the natural pools here, before following the bamboo arches of Holland Bamboo Avenue towards Appleton Estate. Here, you'll visit the distillery, press your own sugar cane and even taste honey‑toned rum.

Bamboo rafting or river tubing at Chukka Village in Jamaica

Set on a historic banana plantation, Chukka Lethe Village is the ideal spot to kick back and take in Jamaica's natural beauty. Drift down the Great River on a hand-crafted bamboo raft, complete with a soothing limestone foot rub and a fresh coconut to sip. Or, go river tubing – let the gentle currents carry you through tropical scenery as your guide shares stories about Lethe's history and the importance of the river. There's even time for a swim stop and a rum punch along the way. Here are the options: Lethe Bamboo Rafting - Drift along the Great River on a handmade 30-ft bamboo raft through lush hillsides, enjoy a gentle limestone foot rub, sip fresh coconut juice, and absorb the chilled Jamaican rhythm.Lethe River Tubing - Float down the Great River, guided by local stories of Lethe's past. Swim in clear waters, relax as currents carry you, and enjoy a complimentary rum punch or fruit punch en route.Lethe Rafting & Tubing Combo - Experience the best of both worlds: glide on a bamboo raft, then float on a tube down the Great River for a full, serene Jamaican river journey.

Black River boat tour plus Pelican Bar and Rick’s Café in Jamaica

Lose yourself in nature as you cruise through Jamaica's largest wetland area, the Black River Morass. Your safari-boat skipper will share their expertise on the area and point out the native wildlife, like birds (there're over 100 species here) and crocodiles. After a stop for lunch, you'll hop on a boat to the Pelican Bar, a legendary wooden shack anchored in the Caribbean Sea. Swim, snorkel or just chill out and watch the nesting pelicans. Then, unwind while the sun sinks below the horizon at Rick's Café, on the West End Cliffs, while the sounds of a Reggae band fill the air.