Travel in a Zebra striped Jeep to the exotic and colorful Coyaba River Garden, where you will take a leisurely walk around the property, admiring crystal clear natural springs, which rise on the property, waterfalls, beautiful flora and giant tropical trees. Also browse through a museum, which displays artifacts of Jamaica's amazing history. Watch fish in their natural aquarium and visit the gift shop.

Your journey continues to 2000 feet above sea level, to Murphy's Hill, the highest view point, for a panoramic view of Ocho Rios and the surrounding areas. From this vantage point you can catch a glimpse of the Blue Mountains and even Cuba on a clear day.

Travel through the hills to a 17th Century Landmark, 'The Spanish Bridge', which overlooks the blue waters of the White River, ideal for relaxing and rejuvenating. Natives have been known to seek out this river for reducing the signs of aging!

You will be taken through more lush vegetation on the way back to your hotel.

Yeah Mon! You have just seen a piece of the best that Jamaica has to offer!

Take an air conditioned bus ride along the scenic coastline from Ocho Rios, pass the quaint town of St. Ann's Bay, the location of the original Spanish capital of the island, to the Chukka Cove Polo Club.

Saddle up for the 3 hour horseback ride through historic St. Ann. The tour takes you through Richmond and Llandovery, two of the oldest sugar estates on the island, with property titles dating back to the 1660's and along the beachfront to Chukka Cove's private beach!

Enjoy complimentary refreshments whilst your guides unsaddle your mounts and prepare for the amazing bareback ride in the Caribbean Sea! An experience enjoyable for both you, and your horse!

Afterwards, relax and take a shower while the guides re-saddle the horses for the return trip to Chukka Cove.

Browse the gift shop filled with unique Jamaican treasures and enjoy a cold drink and Jerk Chicken from the Chukka Grill and Bar.

Prospect Plantation is an agricultural property established in the 18th Century. Take a tractor drawn Jitney and experience a working Jamaican Plantation, where you will see bananas, cassava, sugar cane, coffee, all spice and many other crops! You will see the magnificent White River Gorge - a spectacular view. Jamaica's first hydro-electric power station was built here by Sir Harold Mitchell.

At Sir Harold's Viewpoint the Jitney stops for you to enjoy a cool refreshing drink. From this viewpoint, the island's north coast and the probable site of Columbus' first view of the island can be seen. On a clear day, Cuba, some 90 miles away to the north, is visible on the horizon. The channel between the two islands was known as the Spanish Main by buccaneers because it was the main route taken by ships en route to Spain from Central America.

You will also embark on a Camel Trek around the Plantation. Marvel at the stunning scenery and enjoy the unusual experience of riding a camel! You will be amazed at just how high you are on top of a camel!

You will also get be taken to other points of interest within Prospect Plantation, such as, the Great House and the surrounding gardens, Butterfly Aviary, as well as getting the chance to feed the ostriches, pet the camels and see Farmer Joe climb a 30 foot Coconut Tree!

Travel along the beautiful North Coast via Montego Bay to the village of Negril, where time stands still and relaxation becomes a way of life.

Explore seven miles of uninterrupted white sand beach, pick a spot to savor the sun and cast away your inhibitions.

End the day by watching the best sunset in Jamaica at Rick's Caf?, where you will also have the opportunity to watch as the locals dive from the 50ft cliffs!