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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.

Dunn’s River Falls Tour

If you've seen Cocktail, you'll remember Tom Cruise and his leading lady enjoying a moment at Dunn's River Falls. And on this half-day tour you'll get to scale one of Jamaica's top natural attractions where you'll leave both astounded and slightly soaked – but it's well worth the journey.

Dunn's River Falls & Blue Hole Tour

As one of the largest islands in the Caribbean, Jamaica packs a punch in the natural beauty stakes. On this trip, you'll get to visit two of her knockout spots in just one day. Make a Tarzan-like rope swing splash into the exotic Blue Hole springs before making the trek up Dunn's River Falls – the nation's number one natural attraction.

Seven Mile Beach and Rick's Café

Uninterrupted chill-out time on a perfect Jamaican beach is exactly what this day trip promises. You'll journey to Negril from Montego Bay to swim, sunbathe and kick back before catching the almighty Caribbean sunset at a local institution – Rick's Café.

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.

Black River and YS Falls Tour

Jamaica's longest river, Black River, is a tropical wildlife haven. Spend time on its languid waters with this full day tour, taking in ancient mangrove swamps and prehistoric crocodiles and having a refreshing dip in the waterfall pools of the famous YS Falls.

Dolphin Cove Montego Bay Regular Tour

Tick off a top bucket list experience with a visit to Dolphin Cove Montego Bay. Set across over 23 acres of ocean fringed land, it's a perfect spot for dolphins to thrive. Choose from a range of packages, all with lunch, drinks and use of the infinity pool guaranteed. Options include:Admission - watch dolphins play, interaction with stingrays, buffet lunch with drinks, infinity poolEncounter - admission benefits, small interaction with one dolphinSwim Adventure - admission benefits, small interaction and swim with one dolphin Royal Swim - admission benefits, interaction and swim with two dolphins

Appleton Rum, YS Falls & Pelican Bar

Rum, waterfalls and floating bars – this excursion has 100% Jamaica stamped all over it. A tour and tasting of the Appleton Estate rum factory gets the day off to a great start, followed by a refreshing dip in the famous YS Falls and a boat ride over to the one and only Pelican Bar.

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 half day excursion, you'll be guided downriver in a bamboo raft to soak up this exotic landscape, just a short journey away from Montego Bay.

Rick's Café Cruise from Seven Mile Beach

This catamaran cruise is all neverending vistas, rum punches and new perspectives. Sail to the sounds of reggae beats, and you'll cruise along the coast of Negril, all the way to Rick's Café. At Jamaica's coolest hangout, you'll watch cliff divers plunge into the sea and, if you are lucky, a blazing Caribbean sunset on the water.Hop aboard the catamaran at Seven Mile Beach – it's been voted one of the top beaches in the world – and cruise down the Negril coastline, admiring every inch of Jamaica's beauty. Rum punch in hand, enjoy the lilt of the boat over the waves and the sounds of sweet reggae beats. Drop anchor nearby to do some snorkelling, then back on board, we sail on.We'll come ashore near Rick's Café – a clifftop bar that's a hit with locals and tourists alike, it's been an island institution since the 70s. Enjoy one of their speciality cocktails here or stay on board to watch the cliff jumpers fearlessly hurl themselves into the water. Depending on the season and weather conditions, you also might be able to watch nature's nightly celebration – a beautiful Caribbean sunset. All in all, this is one fantastic outing.