Jamaica

Dunns Falls

Dunns Falls is located in Ocho Rios and is one of the top attractions on the island. The 600 foot long waterfall is made up of a number of cascades that plunge over limestone rocks, with a number of small pools in between. If you don’t want to get wet then fear not, there are paths that lead to the summit whilst there are also a number of cafes serving refreshments.

Dolphin Cove

The top marine attraction in Jamaica, Dolphin Cove is the place to go on the island if you want to swim with these majestic creatures – whilst you could also join sharks and stingrays in the water if you are feeling extra adventurous.

Mystic Mountain

Mystic Mountain is home to a number of attractions that offer something to do for visitors of all ages. You could take to the skies above the rainforest in a state-of-the-art chairlift, take a ride on a bobsled down the mountainside or even take flight on a zip-line adventure through the tree tops.

Take in a carnival

Carnival season in Jamaica runs from January through to Easter and features a range of different activities – with the chance to dance to reggae music on the beach and to sample the best in local food and drinks.

Rum Tour

Jamaica is famous for rum, so the chance to take part in a tour around one of the estates where the drink is created is something you might want to consider. Embrace the opportunity to see the processes that are involved in creating your favourite tipple – and enjoy sampling it afterwards!

Seven Mile Beach

Amongst the many impressive beaches on the island of Jamaica, Seven Mile Beach is one of the best. Located near to Negril, there is – as the name suggests – mile-upon-mile of white sand on which you can lie back and embrace the sunshine whilst taking in stunning views of the ocean.

Bellefield Great House

Jamaica has a rich history based around plantations and you can take a tour of many of them during a trip to the island. Bellefield Great House is a prime example, being Jamaica’s oldest sugar plantation, and you can take a tour that allows you to see how sugar was created before a tour of the Great House itself.

Kingston

The Jamaican capital is packed with things to see and do, and is certainly worth a visit during a trip to the island. You could pay a visit to historical monuments like Devon House and Emancipation Park, learn the story of Bob Marley at a museum dedicated to his life, hit local markets in search of a bargain or simply wander through the streets listening to reggae music as you go.