Welcome to Dolphin Cove at Treasure Reef!

The highlight of your visit is the newest marine animal encounter in the world, no other than this rare opportunity to meet the most fascinating and fearsome of all sea creatures 'The Shark'.

See Pirates of the shark's cove and the rambunctious and hilarious Shark Show! Guests get the chance to hold, touch, feed and explore by swimming in the same water as these sharks. Learn the deep secrets of the Caribbean Sharks under the careful supervision of the highly trained shark encounter facilitators; you'll move beyond your natural fears and enter a world of discovery!

Then, come explore Dolphin Cove at Treasure Reef! You can also see the Dolphins at play and interact with the stingrays. Take a stroll through the jungle trail and interact with exotic birds, snakes and other exotic animals. Go kayaking in a glass bottom kayak or take a mini boat adventure, learn about the marine world, or simply just relax - all is possible at Dolphin Cove at Treasure Reef!

Visit 'Little Port Royal', a replica of Jamaica's most famous pirate 'Haunt'. Witness pirates roaming through town; maybe you'll find a gold coin or two! Listen to the rhythms of Caribbean music and browse through the largest gift shops of any attraction in Jamaica. A wide range of souvenirs from jewellery to hand crafted carvings are available for purchase.

Sample the tropical fruits and spices. Try the World Famous Blue Mountain Coffee at the Star Buccaneer's Coffee Shop. Have your hair braided.

Relax and enjoy the whole day at Dolphin Cove at Treasure Reef, where there is truly something for everyone!

The Blue Mountain Bicycle Tour is an all day, all-inclusive, downhill riding tour, it is a truly delightful bicycle trip, 95% no-pedaling, down the mountainside. The tour is ideal for anyone who wishes to experience the dramatic Jamaican Blue Mountains, island culture and lush, tropical countryside - all while riding out in the fresh Jamaican air.

The first leg of our tour will give you the rare opportunity to view the historical and rural side of Jamaica, not often seen by many visitors. On the way up to Blue Mountain, 'Papillion's Cafe' is one of the most picturesque stops in Jamaica and where you will experience a wonderful Jamaican brunch with a touch of Cajun influence. After a tasty brunch there is an orientation session, where you'll be briefed about your day and what's in store for you.

Then you'll travel to Hardware Gap, the highest point in the Blue Mountains accessible by vehicle, an impressive 5600 feet up. The Blue Mountain Peak is the highest point in the entire Caribbean, towering at 7,402 feet. From Holywell National Park you'll have a wonderful view of Jamaica's capital below, Kingston. All participants are then fitted with protective gear and bicycles, in preparation for a thrilling yet enlightening downhill ride.

The descent begins! It is while coasting down this part of the mountainside that you will experience the dramatically beautiful landscape with its pristine streams and waterfalls, misty slopes, varied species of Jamaican birds, wildflowers and plants. After stopping for lunch, you are treated to a Coffee Demonstration. Blue Mountain Peak is the home of the famous Blue Mountain coffee, one of the world's most rare and expensive.

The conclusion of your tour is crowned with a swim at the pristine, secluded waterfalls that we discovered. A simply spectacular way to end an already dynamic tour!

Come and visit Annandale, an 18th century Great House built in 1760. Come along for a spectacular country ride on the 600-acre estate, situated high up in the hills of St. Ann.

Afterwards enjoy a cooling off in the water of the famous Dunn?s River Falls. This is an area famous for its natural beauty, where the ice-cold river meets the warm Caribbean Sea in an explosion of natural phenomena. The area is safe and popular for swimming, rock climbing along the falls, and nature watching.

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Swim with the Stingrays and tame your fears!

Stingray City Jamaica is located 25 minutes east of Ocho Rios. You will be transported by air-conditioned bus along the North coast to the picturesque town of Oracabessa. This unique name is derived from 'Golden Head' which was the name given to this coastal town by the Spanish explorers to Jamaica back in the 1500's.

On arrival at a beautiful private peninsula you will be given a brief orientation and safety briefing to demonstrate the correct way to handle a Stingray. Then it is time to wade into the beautiful Caribbean Sea to feed and pet these marine creatures.

Equipped with complimentary snorkels and masks you can view with ease and comfort these magnificent and graceful Stingrays. Get to know your favorite ray by name and take a photo to prove your bravery to the folks back home!

After your 45 minute interaction with the rays you can continue to relax by the bar, grab a snack at the grill, view your photos and browse the authentic Jamaican ware in the craft village until it is time to wave goodbye to the rays.

Experience the real Caribbean in a "Zebra Striped Safari Jeep'!

Drive up through the famous 'Fern Gully' and catch a glimpse of over 200 different ferns, admire the view of the mountains and valleys and get a taste of Jamaica's lush nature.

You will be taken up to the highest viewpoint, 'Murphy Hill' (2000 feet above sea level) where you can look down upon Ocho Rios, the cruise ship pier, the Blue Mountains, and on a clear day you can even see Cuba!

You will pass through small villages, where you can learn the history of the old Churches, see local marketplaces and the statue of Christopher Columbus. During this tour you will visit one of Jamaica's largest estates seeing a working Cattle Station and a small Coffee Plantation.

Taste and learn about fruits and Jamaica's great history. The highlight of your tour will be the Dunn's River Falls , where you can climb the 600 feet cascades!

Get Wet! Enjoy!

The authentic Jamaican Country Bus, the 'Zion Bus Line', will take you on a unique tour from Island Village in Ocho Rios, via Claremont to the birth and final resting place of the King of Reggae, Bob Marley. This pilgrimage has been specifically designed for Reggae enthusiasts and hardcore Bob Marley fans, who would like to visit the 'Graceland' of Reggae!

The bus ride is a scenic tour of rural St. Ann! Rock to the rhythm of Bob's greatest hits as your 'dreadlocked' driver negotiates the narrow winding country roads to the mountain village of Nine Miles. Level the vibes with an Irie Rum Punch and listen carefully as your 'ductor' (conductor and guide) tells tales of the life and times of young Bob and how he grew up in the hills of St. Ann.

On the return trip via Higgin Town and St. Ann's Bay, stop at the local Jerk Center for an authentic Jamaican lunch treat of Jerk Pork and Chicken, rice and peas, Festival and 'Belly Wash' Lemonade.

If you are a baby boomer who was hip to the 60's and 70's music of Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Jimmy Cliff or if you are now a fan of Shaggy, Beenie Man and the Dance Hall phenomenon, this is a Reggae experience you can't miss!

Prospect Plantation is an agricultural property established in the 18th century. During this trail ride, 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. From Sir Harold's 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.

Also on this trail, the wide variety of Prospect's flora and fauna is seen everywhere. You will see many Jamaican trees, including mahogany, blue mahoe, guango and dwarf coconut.

Please Note:

• This tour is not suitable for children aged 7 years and under
• Maximum weight to participate in this tour is 220 pounds

Make your stay in Ocho Rios unique with an exhilarating and enchanting beach horseback ride! You will travel in air conditioned comfort from your hotel, bypassing the quaint and historic town of St. Ann's Bay, enroute to begin your horseriding adventure!

See Richmond and Llandovery, two of the oldest sugar estates on the Island, with property titles that date back to the 1660's. The latter is now a dairy farm but the chimney stack and ruins of the old sugar mill are seen on the way to the beach.

If you have the heart to live life to its fullest don't miss this spectacular adventure. Plunge into the Caribbean Sea on your horse, feel the sensation of these magnificent creatures as they demonstrate their power which takes you through the warm, turquoise waters.

Afterwards, the riders can relax and take a shower while the guides re-saddle the horses for the return trip to the stable.

This kayak tour takes you along the White River. Starting at The Old Spanish Bridge, which was built by the first European settlers in the seventeenth century, you will paddle your way through the rapids and crystal clear pools under a canopy of lush tropical vegetation and huge bamboo groves.

At the halfway mark, the Arawak Gazebo is seen nestled in the trees on the bank of the river as you go floating by. Your excursion continues through breathtaking rapids and enchanting lagoons.

The kayaking adventure ends in the serenity of the Bamboo Cathedral where giant Bamboo trees arch over the water!

Disembark the river and enter the beautifully landscaped gardens of White River Valley where you can browse the gift shop or indulge in Jamaican cuisine or be refreshed at the Parrot Bar!

Dare to be adventurous, dare to experience a different level of excitement, dare to be young at heart!

Start your tour at Chukka Cove Farm with a short safety briefing and riding lesson. Then, head across the Richmond Property, pass an old Sugar Factory, situated on one of the oldest estates in Jamaica, where you will learn all about its history.

Ride through a river bed, lush forests and tropical foliage stopping at the Village of Chester, the home of Chester All Age School. Observe the children in their learning environment and enjoy stories of the school and the community's colorful history.

Journey deeper into the scenic country side, through paths that meander along shadowed corridors, beneath the jungle canopy, across river beds and hillocks. Refreshment is served whilst you enjoy the spectacular view of the coastline and the Caribbean Sea and learn more about the history of the area.

After a leisurely ride back to Chukka Cove, end your tour with a dip in the deep blue water of a private cove - carved by nature out of rock to form a perfect pool. This swim in the cooling Caribbean waters is guaranteed to revitalize and relax you after an exciting tour.

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

Explore the beautiful and untouched South Coast on this exciting nature tour.

Refresh yourself in the Y.S. Waterfalls, then take a boat ride on the Black River and get to know some of the friendly crocodiles. Tour also includes a visit to Appleton Estate and lunch.

This private ride is tailored to suit the more experienced rider!

For the more experienced riders it can be frustrating in a nose to tail ride with rider of different abilities. This private tour has been customized for the more experienced rider so that they can ride at a pace that the head grooms feel they are comfortable with. All riders on these rides are required to wear a safety helmet and are asked to complete a rider profile. Their riding ability will be assessed by the head grooms, and the ride will be conducted according to riders ability, no galloping allowed.

This ride combines history with fun, the only one of its kind!

The tour starts with a visit to the Seville Great House Museum, which houses a wealth of artifacts found on this fascinating property. Then its time to mount up and visit all the places that you have learnt about, riding by castles and sugar factories dating back nearly 500 years. Ride through wooded areas, where the Taino Indians used to hunt for food. Learn about the culture of these first Islanders, their beliefs, habits and existence, before Columbus landed and the island was colonized under the Spanish flag. Ride through a natural wetland, shaded by almond and coconut trees, and see the excavations carried out by archaeologists, keen to uncover the deep rooted history of this area.

On arrival at the beach, refreshments are served in a jungle beach hut, before you strip down to your bathing suit, for a dash through the waves on horseback. For your safety, the saddles are left on, so you don't have to worry about staying on! Your return ride takes you along the deserted beach, where herons and other waterbirds fish in the shallow waters. Through the mangroves, which hide the remains of an eighteenth century warehouse, and by an ancient waterwheel which powered the old sugar mill on this former sugar plantation.

A history lesson and beach ride in one!

This private ride is tailored to suit the more experienced rider!

For the more experienced riders it can be frustrating in a nose to tail ride with rider of different abilities. This private tour has been customized for the more experienced rider so that they can ride at a pace that the head grooms feel they are comfortable with. All riders on these rides are required to wear a safety helmet and are asked to complete a rider profile. Their riding ability will be assessed by the head grooms, and the ride will be conducted according to riders ability, no galloping allowed.

The Bush Doctor culture is steeped in history, the first Bush Doctors, were slaves, whose job was to maintain the health of the other slave workers on the plantations.

Using the many available plants and extracting their medicinal properties, the cures for a multitude of ailments, passed on down through the generations. Even today, in many rural parts of Jamaica, a General Practitioner is not sought but the Bush Doctor is.

This tour gives an insight into rural Jamaica, the work of the Bush Doctor and touches on many folklore remedies and stories, whilst enjoying spectacular views across mountain ranges and coastal plains. On a clear day, the highest mountain in Jamaica can be seen, over 56 miles away, rising majestically in the East, while twenty miles of coastline lie at your feet.

An area far removed yet so close to the resorts, an insight into the true Jamaica!

Tour the family owned Sun Valley Plantation where you will see local fruits grown and learn about the harvesting of the island's largest agricultural export, bananas.

Conclude your tour with afternoon tea at Firefly, the former home of playwright and composer Noel Coward.

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 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!

Jamaica's tropical beauty and water sports fun are the highlights of your adventure. Snorkel the coral reef (instruction included) then sail the coastline to the famous Dunn's River Falls. Described as a living and growing phenomenon, it continuously regenerates itself from deposits of travertine rock, the result of precipitation of calcium carbonate from the river, as it flows over the falls.

The small dome-shaped cataracts are usually associated with thermal spring activity found in limestone caves. This, combined with its location near to the sea, gives Dunn's River the distinction of being the only one of its kind in the Caribbean, if not the world.

Imagine an idyllic tropical retreat set against the backdrop of Jamaica's picturesque North Coast. Adjacent to the world-famous Dunn's River Falls in Ocho Rios, the opportunity awaits you to meet a family of Bottle Nose dolphins at their home, Dolphin Cove.

Dolphin Cove is the Caribbean's newest and Jamaica's only dolphin attraction. This magnificent property has a natural cove which is surrounded by 4 acres of lush tropical rain forest. Visitors can watch the fascinating interactive dolphin programs, relax on glistening white sand, enjoy the setting or browse for souvenirs at the Gift Shop.

PLUS, dolphins aren't the only attraction here! Dolphin Cove is home to other exotic Caribbean species such as Stingrays, Eels, friendly Sharks, Snakes, Macaws and other unique tropical birds, fish and reptiles which you can visit on the Jungle Trail!

Finally, guests are also able to enjoy a taste of Jamaica, from a fruit-lady's cart, located along the Jungle Trail. Fresh pineapple, coconut, citrus or other tasty Jamaican fruits are available to try.

Experience the real Jamaica in a zebra striped safari jeep. Drive up through the famous Fern Gully getting a glimpse of the 200 different ferns, view Jamaica's mountains and valleys and see her lush nature.

You will be taken up to the highest viewpoint, Murphy Hill (2,000 feet above sea level), where you can look down upon Ocho Rios, the cruise ship pier, the Blue Mountains and on a clear day, Cuba. End your tour by climbing Dunn?s River Falls.

This unique tour consists of a series of decks and platforms mounted in the trees of the forest. Your guide will assist you in using the high-angle equipment and techniques to move from platform to platform. The tour begins with a short walk to a crossing of the Great River that separates the parishes of St. James and Hanover, guest receive safety and demonstration of the techniques used throughout the adventure. You are then attached to the first traverse and depart under the roots of an immense strangler fig tree for a three hundred foot flight across the lagoon; this is just the start of numerous border crossings.

After the first traverse, participants will take a brisk 10-minutes walk up to the diving board where the traversing and adventure continues with eight additional traverses, coupled with the intermittent nature walk. Each traverse and platform is unique with colorful names such as begins 'Limestone Cliff and Three in one Fig' and the highlight of our tour, the 'Inter-Parish Express' (1000ft long). Guests will be given a variety of experiences highlighting the diversity of Jamaica?s landscape and history.

Enjoy a journey to the hidden treasure of St. Ann!

Travel inland to Murphy Hill for a picture stop and breathtaking views of the coastline, then past Arthur's seat through the village of Epworth and on to Annandale Greathouse. This 1760's plantation house is the perfect setting for afternoon tea and relaxing among the rolling hills and scenic vistas.

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A unique opportunity to visit the birthplace of the 'King of Reggae'!

This tour takes you through some of the most breathtaking scenery in Jamaica, traveling via Higgin Town and Claremont to the village of Nine Mile, a quaint little place in the beautiful mountains of St. Ann. It is here on the 6th of February 1945 the legendary 'King of Reggae', Bob Marley, was born and it is the very same place he was later laid to rest.

A tour of Nine Mile is a family affair as many of Bob's close family live there, including his mother, affectionately known as Mother B and Uncle Lloyd, who tell tales of Bob's childhood.

The tour takes you through the house Bob lived in as a young boy and your Rastafarian guide will share with you little known insights into Bob Marley's childhood and musical career. Stand on 'Mount Zion Rock' where Bob used to meditate and rest your head on 'the pillow' made famous in the song 'Talking Blues'. Finally, walk through the mausoleum, which is his final resting place.

The return trip is a continuation of your excursion through rural Jamaica, as you wind your way through picturesque Lime Hall and St. Ann's Bay back to the North Coast.

A must for all Bob Marley and Reggae music fans!

ONE LOVE!

The only way to get to the start of the Jungle River Tubing is by 4 Wheel Driving through the Jungle setting. Arriving at the river you will be given a brief orientation and safety tips, and will be assigned tubes at the waters' edge. LET THE ADVENTURE BEGIN!

The attentive guides are available to show guests how to paddle and where to go while on the river. The rapids speed up just enough to increase the excitement! There is interesting commentary along the river highlighting a great deal of the River's natural beauty, which usually remains unseen.

While on this tour you will tube through areas of Jamaica that are still unspoiled. At the end of the river one can enjoy complimentary refreshments and get ready for the transfer back to your hotel.

Start your Ocho Rios holiday with an experience of a lifetime! An interesting and informative presentation on the dolphins is first, before your personal trainer takes you for an unforgettable 30-minute swim with two playful,friendly dolphins, where you enter the home of these magnificent gentle mammals. Stroke their smooth skin, get kissed and even get a foot push or a dorsal pull by the dolphins around the cove.

The Dolphin Cove Jungle trails meander through dense tropical foliage interspersed with animals and birds in their natural habitat. Iguanas, snakes and other reptiles are fed as intriguing stories are narrated by your guide. Birds of the Caribbean and South America - macaws and parrots, entertain you and allow you to touch and be photographed with them. Their stunning beauty and antics of are sure to delight you! Stingrays, eels, fish and turtles are but a few of the fascinating sea creatures you will see as the trail passes the seaside lagoon. Hear the beat of the Jungle Drums as they syncopate Caribbean rhythms.

Finally, enjoy a taste of Jamaica, from a fruit-lady's cart, located along the Jungle Trail. Fresh pineapple, coconut, citrus or other tasty Jamaican fruits are available to try.

Please Note:

• Participants MUST be able to swim
• Children 8-10 years must be accompanied by a paying adult in the same swim session who will be required to sign liability waiver
• Children 10-17 years must have an adult sign the waiver in order for them to participate
• For their safety, children under 8 years of age are not allowed to participate in this program
• For safety reasons, pregnant women are not allowed to participate in this program

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!

The Bush Doctor culture is steeped in history, the first Bush Doctors, were slaves, whose job was to maintain the health of the other slave workers on the plantations.

Using the many available plants and extracting their medicinal properties, the cures for a multitude of ailments, passed on down through the generations. Even today, in many rural parts of Jamaica, a General Practitioner is not sought but the Bush Doctor is.

This tour, departing from Ocho Rios or Runaway Bay, gives an insight into rural Jamaica, the work of the Bush Doctor and touches on many folklore remedies and stories, whilst enjoying spectacular views across mountain ranges and coastal plains. On a clear day, the highest mountain in Jamaica can be seen, over 56 miles away, rising majestically in the East, while twenty miles of coastline lie at your feet.

An area far removed yet so close to the resorts, an insight into the true Jamaica!

Why not upgrade this tour to the special occasion 'Honeymoon' package? For a small surcharge you will be sent out with your own private tour guide, served wine and antipasti and receive a souvenir photograph of you and your loved one! Select this option at time of booking!

Visit the location of one of the world's largest concentrations of bioluminescent microorganisms at Luminous Lagoon.

The lagoon radiates with a neon green color at night. The phosphorescence is so thick that moving fish in the water resemble moving stars. (Note: Bioluminescent plankton are not as plentiful during overcast, cold or inclement weather).

For an unforgettable experience on your Jamaican holiday,take this opportunity to make direct contact with a dolphin, during your stay in Ocho Rios!

You will begin with an interesting and informative presentation, before your amazing 30-minute personal encounter with your dolphin friend! You'll not only kiss and stroke the dolphin, but swim,dance and play with it, while witnessing it's immense intelligence and skill in this exciting dolphin encounter program.

The Dolphin Cove Jungle trails meander through dense tropical foliage interspersed with animals and birds in their natural habitat. The native reptiles are fed as intriguing stories are narrated by your guide. Birds of the Caribbean and South America - macaws and parrots, entertain you and allow you to touch and be photographed with them. Their stunning beauty and antics of are sure to delight you! Stingrays, eels, fish and turtles are but a few of the fascinating sea creatures you will see as the trail passes the seaside lagoon. Hear the beat of the Jungle Drums as they syncopate Caribbean rhythms.

Finally, enjoy a taste of Jamaica, from a fruit-lady's cart, including fresh pineapple, coconut, citrus or other tasty Jamaican fruits!

Please Note:

• Participants MUST be able to swim
• Children 8-10 years must be accompanied by a paying adult in the same swim session who will be required to sign a liability waiver
• Children 10-17 years must have an adult sign the waiver in order for them to participate
• For their safety, children under 8 years of age are not allowed to participate in this program
• For safety reasons, pregnant women are not allowed to participate in this program

Really see the Ocho Rios area as you drive through Fern Gully, a tropical rain forest, then be guided through a botanical garden to view the many exotic plants and flowers. Enjoy shopping at Wassi Art Pottery Works and the Craft Market.

The finale is a climb or swim in the famous Dunn?s River Falls.

Prospect Plantation is an agricultural property established in the 18th Century. During this trail ride, 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. From Sir Harold's 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.

Also on this trail, you will get the opportunity to take a refreshing dip in the White River!

Please Note:

• This tour is not suitable for children aged 7 years and under
• Maximum weight to participate in this tour is 220 pounds

This exciting adventure takes you through an old sugar plantation, a visit to a local village and the chance to view the lush flora and fauna of this tropical island aboard an ATV.

Visit Cranbrook Flower Forest and its magnificent Great House, with the finale of your trip being a cooling dip in the blue waters of the Caribbean sea.

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!

Take an extensive tour through the bustling streets of Ocho Rios and spend an afternoon exploring the Town's many shopping arcades and craft markets.

Visit Fern Gully, an old river bed, now home to over 500 different species of fern, and revel in the floral beauty of Coyaba Gardens. Finish the day at Dunn's River Falls where you will climb the 600 ft. cascading waterfall. The tranquility of this place will leave you feeling refreshed and relaxed.

Total time spent at Dunn's River Falls is 1.5 hours (1 hour to climb and 30 minutes from the bus to the falls and return).

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.

Enjoy the offerings of two magnificent rivers in one day.

Raft gently down the Martha Brae River on a bamboo raft made for two. Here the tranquility and beauty of this Island will leave you feeling relaxed.

Your tour ends at the magnificent Dunn's River Fall's, where with the help of a guide, you will climb through the cascading water to the top of the waterfall.

The Rainforest River Ride is ideal for riders who have some experience, as the terrain covered on this route is quite rugged.

The tour takes you down to the Greater St Anns Bay River, where you will enjoy the chance to swim in clear, refreshing rock pools, slide down waterfalls and enjoy the tranquility of this unique area. Ride along the river banks, shrouded with bamboo trees, while parrots screech overhead, and the crickets and tree frogs serenade your adventure through the rainforest.

After your scheduled stop for swims and snacks, your surefooted horse take you up from the valley floor, and skirt the mountain ridge, past quaint communities with their friendly villagers, back up to 1800 feet, with spectacular views en route.

Why not upgrade this tour to the special occasion 'Honeymoon' package? For a small surcharge you will be sent out with your own private tour guide, served wine and antipasti and receive a souvenir photograph of you and your loved one! Select this option at time of booking!

Enjoy a scenic ride from Ocho Rios to the nation's bustling capital, Kingston. Drive through the dense tropical splendor of Fern Gully, home to more than 500 species of fern.

Climb the winding roads to the hills of Mount Diablo and enjoy a panoramic view of the island's mountainous interior.

Then journey down to Kingston and visit the Bob Marley Museum, the University of West Indies, the Governor General's residence and other area attractions in this Financial Capital of the West Indies.

Travel along the coastline to the historic market town of Falmouth, then inland to the Martha Brae river where you will travel down the river on 40-ft. bamboo raft poled by experienced and well-informed captains.

The rafts are built for two, making this tour idea for the romantic at heart.

Discover the beauty of the Garden Parish - the real Jamaica on the Chukka Cove Mountain to Sea Bike Adventure!

An excellent combination of sightseeing, biking and swimming! This tour is the perfect way to see the Jamaican countryside at its best. Your tour bus will take you to 2000 feet above sea level, where you will be met by your biking guides. After a short orientation, you will be assigned to your bikes. From here your tour begins with a 95% downhill ride through woodlands and meadows to the Village of Mount Zion, and then for a thirst quenching stop at Spicy Grove Tavern.

Pause at the Mountain spring and learn its haunting legend. Drink in the breathtaking view, cross the foothills and pass the ruins of a Historic 17th Century sugar factory, ride alongside the Polo Fields and finally to a picturesque cove carved by nature out of rock to form a serene pool for swimming and snorkeling!

This three hour excursion includes complimentary refreshments, snorkeling equipment, the use of the private cove. Browse the gift shop filled with unique Jamaican treasures and enjoy a cold drink and Jerk Chicken from the Chukka Grill and Bar.

Enjoy the grace and charm of a sunset cruise, sailing along our magical coastline through the sapphire waters of the Caribbean. It's the only place to be when the sun goes down, so toast the end of an idyllic day in paradise.

Take a short dip then its on for a stop at Island Village for shopping then on to Margaritaville. We provide the ambiance, you provide the romance.

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!

The Pineapple Riding Stable is located within the heart of a floral paradise at White River Valley.

Here, experienced guides assist you to mount fine, majestic animals while acquainting you with their names, T-Grey, Moonstruck and Missile Crisis! Saddle up for the ride of your life!

Your path meanders along the course of the river while the sound of streaming water creates background music for your listening pleasure. In the depths of the Cascade Rainforest, the sun plays hide and seek through the canopy of thick tropical foliage.

Make your full circle through the hills, passing through orchards and stop for a quick Jamaican style refreshment as you view the picturesque countryside from the Old Pimento (Allspice) House.

End your experience back at the floral paradise where you can browse the gift shop filled with unique Jamaican products or listen to Caribbean music while sipping a cold beverage at the Parrot Bar!

Drive to the west for an historical tour from the hotel to Negril where time stands still and a laid back attitude becomes a way of life.

It is easy to explore Negril. After all, it only has one road, and it runs along the beach or the foreshore.

Take it easy and walk along seven miles of white sand beach, savor the sun and cast away all your inhibitions.

Enjoy a sumptuous Jamaican lunch and bask in the sun on the beach.

Paradise comes in another guise as you leave this seven-mile strip and pass the roundabout in what could be called the center of Negril to Rick's café.

This then, is Negril, as close to the conflagration of a Caribbean sunset as you can get in Jamaica, without falling off.

Take a drive through the unspoiled hilly interior of Ocho Rios to the 17th Century Landmark 'Spanish Bridge' where your expedition will begin!

You will be given a short safety briefing before each passenger is assigned with a river tube, paddle and life vest.

Your experienced tubing guides will take you on a breathtaking three mile journey down the White River. This river is not only known for its beauty but also as the dividing line between two of the most beautiful parishes in Jamaica, St. Mary and St. Ann.

Feel the changing pace and moods of the White River while passing through coconut plantations, bamboo groves along the river bank and locals in their riverside homes. Enjoy many challenging rapids and enchanting lagoons.

Disembark the river and enter the beautifully landscaped gardens of White River Valley Park where you can browse the gift shop, refresh yourself at the Parrot Bar or indulge in Jamaican cuisine - including sumptuous samples of traditional Jamaican Jerk!

This is fun for the whole family and is the best kept secret in Jamaica!

In this 20-minute program, children and adults alike, will enjoy the company of their new dolphin friends in Ocho Rios. Learn about dolphins in the educational introductory presentation then have an encounter with the dolphins from the security of the shallows. Being extremely sociable, they will enjoy your company, as you will theirs. Caress and touch the dolphins and view them up close.

The Dolphin Cove Jungle trails meander through dense tropical foliage interspersed with indigenous animals and birds in their natural habitat. Iguanas, snakes and other reptiles are fed as intriguing stories are narrated by the experienced guides. Birds of the Caribbean and South America - macaws and parrots, entertain you and allow you to touch and be photographed with them. Their stunning beauty and antics of are sure to delight you! Stingrays, eels, fish and turtles are but a few of the fascinating sea creatures you will see as the trail passes the seaside lagoon. Hear the beat of the Jungle Drums as they syncopate Caribbean rhythms. Then meet 'Jah Michael', the resident craftsman, as he weaves indigenous palm fronds into dolphin 'welcome' mats.

Finally, enjoy a taste of Jamaica, from a fruit-lady's cart, located along the Jungle Trail. Fresh pineapple, coconut, citrus or other tasty Jamaican fruits are available to try.

Please Note:
Infants under 6 years old may touch the dolphins FREE of cost with a paying adult. However, they must be held by the paying adult whilst touching the dolphin.

Explore Seville where over 1,400 years ago the first Jamaicans settled.

See and learn about our rich and varied history and culture all done while riding on the back of a well-trained horse. Reward your horse by riding along the beach and then for a quick dip in the cool sea.

History and fun, all in one package

Jamaica has many fine things to offer, but few compare with this memorable tour to the Annandale Estate.

Your tour begins with a tour of a botanical garden, where gentle rivers flow past an amazing array of exotic flowers and plants.

Next take a leisurely ride by motor coach through Fern Gully, one of the botanical treasures of the Island, then to Murphy Hill, where you can see all of Ocho Rios and the surrounding countryside and enjoy a cool drink.

Your journey ends at Annandale, the finest Georgian Great House in the Caribbean.

After your guided tour of the Great House, enjoy refreshments which are served on the terrace overlooking this 200 year old working plantation.

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Experience the friendly vibes of the community that influenced Bob Marley.

An authentic Rastafarian guide will share with you the natural world of this legendary reggae star. You will get the chance to stand on Mt. Zion, Bob's meditation place in addition to seeing his small bedroom and final resting place.