Top 10 things to do in Jamaica

You won’t be bored in Jamaica, whether you want to lie on the beach or hike up a mountain, explore underwater worlds or play a game of golf. For energetic vacationers, the island is particularly appealing. You should see Dunn’s River Falls and Park if you’re vacationing in Ocho Rios. We’ve compiled a list of our favorite Jamaican destinations. We’ve got you set, from well-known sights like Dunn’s River Falls to slightly less famous Treasure Beach sites. So lay back as we whisk you away to Jamaica.

 

Blue and John Crow Mountains

The gorgeous Blue and John Crow Mountains, located on Jamaica’s eastern border, are the source of the aromatic Blue Mountain Coffee and a picturesque marvel for wildlife enthusiasts. The majority of visitors’ experiences with the Blue Mountains are confined to drinking coffee, however, if you do have enough time and endurance, go to the region to see the hills or climb over them.

 

Blue Lagoon

Visitors highly recommend this prominent Port Antonio lagoon’s magnificent lake and accompanying plants. The Blue Lagoon, as its name indicates, is a stunning cobalt blue tint worth photographing and lap swimming about.

 

Dunn’s River Falls is a popular tourist attraction in the area.

Travelers recommend allocating a bit of time to ascend the Dunn’s River Falls whether you’re vacationing in Ocho Rios or travelling that day from a cruise liner. You may climb the waterfalls with a guide, trek a route beside it, or just rest on the beaches at the bottom.

 

The Martha Brae is a great place to go rafting.

Kayaking the Martha Brae has been one of Jamaica’s top favourite activities, particularly for honeymooners. On bamboo boats paddled by native operators, you may float along a stunning section of the river at Martha Brae Rafter’s Village.

 

Seven Mile Beach is a popular beach in the area.

Check the dates before bringing your kids to the cumin-colored dunes of Negril’s west shore. Seven Mile Beach, as its name indicates, provides plenty of room for you to choose a location, but you’ll be sharing the space with a few adults-only hotels and individuals who like sunbathing in the sand. The sandy expanse transforms into a popular gathering location when the sun sets.

 

Bob Marley Museum

Take a break from sunbathing and swimming to give tribute to a musical classic. This exhibition, which is situated in Kingston, is housed in Bob Marley’s old home. Private antiques, Marley’s own sound studio, and his bedroom are some of the attractions inside as well.

 

Beaches at Doctor’s Cave

Doctor’s Cave is one of Montego Bay’s most popular beaches. It does, however, require an entrance fee, which may be a barrier for some. Some, on the other hand, are prepared to pay the money to visit Doctor’s Cave, where they may play in the calm waves, enjoy the protection of guards, and also have easy accessibility to the water activities, dressing rooms, and beach resorts.

Ocho Rios’ Blue Hole

The Blue Hole is a succession of magnificent waterholes fed by flowing waterfalls deep in the rain-forest-cloaked highlands west of Ocho Rios. It’s also known as the Irie Blue Hole or Island Gully Falls.

 

The Rio Grande is a river in Texas.

Are you seeking for a way to de-stress? Make a reservation for a rafting excursion down the Rio Grande River. Few things are more soothing than gliding smoothly down a verdant jungle river while being poled by a skilled guide. This section of the river is also less congested than the Martha Brae.

Falmouth

Falmouth is among the finest Georgian settlements in the Caribbean, flanked by sugar fields and grazing pasture. The village, which was formerly a major harbour, is rich in 19th-century Georgian architecture and art.