Jamaica is one of those countries that is loaded with natural attractions, vibrant unique culture and warm friendly people. One cannot truly enjoy Jamaica without knowing Jamaica and so we implore you to explore the island a bit. There are wonderful treasures awaiting your discovery, foods that will provoked the palates and have lasting memories for both you and your family or friends.

Blue Hole Secret Falls is arguably the best waterfalls in Jamaica. Jamaica is known for its many natural waterfalls, but the Blue Hole offers more adventure.  There are many opportunities to interact with the numerous water bodies at the falls: rope swing, jumping, diving, swimming and even cave exploration are just beckoning you to partake.  

Dunn’s River Falls is the premier waterfalls in Jamaica. Located in Ocho Rios, it is the most popular tourist attraction on the island and has made the resort town into a household name. A trip to this splendid water falls could worth your while.

Horseback riding in Jamaica is truly a unique experience. It has been a long held desire of many to ride a horse; even more thrilling to ride on the beach, take it for for a swim in the turquoise warm waters of the Caribbean Sea.

Witness one of the world’s natural phenomena during this night tour of Jamaica’s Luminous Lagoon, a great choice for first-time visitors and nature lovers. Board a small boat to explore this bioluminescent lagoon and learn what causes its iridescent blue-green glow.

The Martha Brae River is located a mere 3 miles from the coastal town of Falmouth Trelawny. It is certainly one of the Jamaica’s best attractions and has been for over 3 decades.  Falmouth is just 23 miles away from the tourist capital, Montego bay and 40 miles away from Ocho Rios.

The Bob Marley Nine Mile Tour is ideal for visitors to Jamaica who have an interest in Bob Marley. You won’t want to miss experiencing the richness of Bob Marley’ authentic culture.  Nine Mile is the small rustic community where the reggae legend was born; and is also his final resting place. Today his childhood home, the place where he spent his formative years is now a shrine of his music and values.

If you do like rum even mildly, the Appleton Estate Rum Tour is a must do. Jamaica produces some of the most famous rums in the world, so evidently going on a tour to the Appleton Estate that is home of some of the finest Jamaica spirit should be on the to do list.

The Pelican Bar is simply an unforgettable experience. The bar is located on the southern coast of the island in the Caribbean Sea. This unique sea bar quite simply offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy a cold beer in an unlikely environment.

Nestled and preserved in the hills of Anchovy in St. James, Jamaica, the Rockland Bird Sanctuary is perhaps one of the best kept secrets of the island. The Rockland Bird Sanctuary is a great treat for nature lovers who are interested in experiencing something different. Situated just twenty-five minutes south west of the city of Montego Bay, the property is a beautiful natural reserve which attracts many tropical birds that are native to the island and the region.