Private YS Falls Tours Jamaica
YS Falls, The Other Side of Jamaica
YS Falls opened in 1992. It is a nature-based attraction offering the opportunity to experience the beauty of the waterfalls surrounded by lush gardens and magnificent trees. There are seven waterfalls, several which cascade into natural pools. Some areas are fairly rocky and river shoes are recommended. Lifeguards on site, indicate which areas are for swimming, however, being able to swim is a requirement. There is a natural pool, fed by underground and above ground springs, which is more suitable for children and others unable to swim.
YS Water Falls is one of the many in Jamaica. Located on the southern side of Jamaica, it is truly a national treasure. The scenic and unique characteristics ranks the YS Falls among the best on the island. This beautiful sequence of waterfalls is lined with picnic areas ideally used for romantic outings and family picnics.
The YS Falls was discovered in 1684, and sits on over 1000 acre of beautiful farm land, the attraction is truly one of nature’s delightful gift to Jamaica. How the YS Falls got its name comes from many folk tales, however, the most popular is that the name comes from the initials of previous owners of the plantation, John Yates and Lt. Col. Richard Scott; the first letter of the surname of each owner. The water falls is located deep inside the farm about 10 minutes ride from the reception area where admission tickets are sold. Keeping it true to a farm setting, visitors are transported on farm tractors to the falls and are also transported by farm tractors on the return as well.
The YS Falls offers a complete recreational package, if you are adventurous, there are swings for rope jumping into the deeper pools, if not, enjoy bathing in the natural pools of mountain spring waters, create by our rich limestone collection. Alternatively, visitors can walk alongside the falls and enjoy its natural exotic plants in the surrounding naturally formed gardens. Combining one or two other activities with a tout to YS Fall is a great idea, in this way you get the opportunity to enjoy a full day of fun and activities on the SOUTHERN Coast of Jamaica; this is added value for your money. The Appleton Estate Rum Tour or Floyd’s Pelican Bar are great combo options ; they are both located in close proximity and could very well be worth your while. If you are more adventurous you could also consider sunset in Negril as well.
Luminous Lagoon
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. 
Negril Day Tour
The resort town of Negril, Jamaica is a popular tourist destination and should be a must visit while you are on the island. When you book your trip, make sure you plan to take part in a private day tour to Negril with Best Jamaica.
Rockland Bird Sanctuary
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.
Dolphin Experience
Swimming with the Dolphins is magical and the dream of many. Your trip to Jamaica gives the perfect opportunity for this experience.
Bob Marley Nine Miles
A visit to Nine Mile, a sleepy town high in the Jamaican mountains of St. Ann Parish, is a must for die-hard Bob Marley fans. Home to the birthplace, house, and mausoleum of the legendary king of reggae, Nine Mile offers visitors insight into Bob Marley’s everyday life and his music, and a deeper understanding of his roots. 
Blue Hole Excursions
A visit to Nine Mile, a sleepy town high in the Jamaican mountains of St. Ann Parish, is a must for die-hard Bob Marley fans. Home to the birthplace, house, and mausoleum of the legendary king of reggae, Nine Mile offers visitors insight into Bob Marley’s everyday life and his music, and a deeper understanding of his roots.
Horseback Ride & Swim
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.
Rose Hall Great House
The Rose Hall Great House is a grand estate built in the late 18th century in Montego Bay, Jamaica. One of the area’s most popular historic attractions, the Georgian mansion is the centerpiece of a 650-acre (263-hectare) plantation that is most notable for its famous occupant, Annie Palmer—better known as the White Witch of Rose Hall.
Appleton Estate Rum Tour
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.
Pelican Bar
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.
Martha Brae Rafting
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.
Dunn’s River Falls
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.
