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Spirit of the Maroons cultural tour with lunch in Jamaica

Your journey through Jamaica's north will unveil the culture and history of the island. You'll visit the Charles Town Maroon Museum to learn about the Maroons' struggle for freedom, enjoy a tasty lunch and stroll through Sun Valley farming estate to sample fresh fruits and vegetables. Jada, one of our expert local guides, says "the Jamaican Maroons have a proud and fascinating heritage. They are descendants of enslaved West Africans who escaped from plantations and created communities known as Maroon Towns. These communities preserved their African roots – the Maroon culture is known for vibrant music, dance, storytelling, herbal medicine, and cuisine."Our first stop is at Sun Valley Plantation, a cute little farm where you'll stroll through gardens to look at tropical flowers and taste some of the fruits and vegetables that're grown here. You'll also see how the locals have farmed here for generations. Afterwards, you'll head to the Charles Town Basic School, a small school at the heart of the Charles Town Maroon community. Then, you'll visit the Charles Town Maroon Museum – home to a wealth of artifacts, including traditional clothing, weaponry, and musical instruments. You'll learn about the Maroons' long struggle for freedom and their important role in Jamaica's history. Next, it's time to sit down for lunch, which will have you eating like a local thanks to all the traditional Jamaican dishes on the menu. You'll dine in a laidback spot overlooking the coast.

Adults‑only Worthy Park Estate rum tour

Whether you're a rum lover, a history nut or simply a fan of fun days out, Jamaica's Worthy Park Estate is well worth a visit. Producing award-winning rums since 1741, it's one of the oldest sugar plantations in the Caribbean. Tour the factory to learn about the distillation process, juice your own cane and taste five of their finest rums. There's also a virtual reality experience and a rum cocktail to round off.

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.

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.

Poko Loko floating bar experience at sunset

This floating platform off Ocho Rios is where your evening comes alive. A quick 10-minute ferry from Mahogany Beach brings you to Poko Loko, where island beats, cold drinks and warm waters set the scene, while the sky puts on its own show. Your $40 voucher covers whatever you're craving – food, drinks, or a souvenir to take home – while DJs and entertainers keep that Caribbean rhythm flowing. Watch the sky turn pink and orange while you dance, swim, or simply soak it all in.

Poko Loko floating bar morning experience

This floating platform off Ocho Rios is where your morning gets interesting. A quick 10-minute ferry from Mahogany Beach brings you to Poko Loko, where island beats, cold drinks and warm waters come together. Fancy a swim? You've got 30 minutes of snorkelling along the shoreline. Your $40 voucher covers whatever you're craving – food, drinks, or a souvenir to take home – while DJs and entertainers keep that Caribbean rhythm flowing. It's all about good times and even better views.

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.

Exclusive sunset dinner at Reggae Hill

As the sun sets over the White River, Reggae Hill comes alive—and you'll be at the heart of it all. This exclusive evening blends gourmet dining with unlimited rum and vodka drinks, kicking off with a welcome cocktail to set the tone. Think glowing bonfires, reggae beats, and a vibe that pulls you in from the start.The night starts strong with a live cocktail demo, where a mixologist shows off local spirits and tropical flavours. Then, it's time to indulge in a chef-curated menu that fuses bold Caribbean spices with Mediterranean flair.Kick things off with fresh fish tartar and crispy festivals – Jamaican fried bread at its finest – before diving into mains like jerk lamb, fresh-caught fish, and handmade pasta. You'll wrap things up with a dreamy dessert by the water, served alongside the waves and a crackling bonfire.