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Tours
You can explore it all with us to this marvelous destination.
Enjoy an exciting ATV/Buggy adventure through 980 acres of Jamaican forest.
Visit hidden gems in Ocho Rios. Sight seeing, swimming and so much more.
Take in the world-famous Rastafarian religion, culture, and practices – a must for every reggae enthusiast!
Enough thrills for the avid adventure seeker; with enough easy fun for juniors and seniors!
Trawl the waters off the coast of Ocho Rios, Jamaica approximately 10 miles round trip.
Touch and play with dolphins at Dolphin Cove in Ocho Rios, Jamaica’s number one marine attraction.
Take a ride on a two seater dune buggy and journey deep into the scenic Jamaican countryside.
Climb the 600ft falls for incredible views, swim in the Caribbean Sea, or soak up the sun on the white shores.
They are of international repute and have been seeing visitors since the 18th century.
Plan a visit to the scenic St. Ann, Jamaica for an adventurous horseback ride n swim tour.
One of Kingston’s great pleasures is its rich history and culture.
Explore lush botanical gardens before climbing up the rocks of the beautiful Konoko Falls, located in the heart of Ocho Rios.
Experience a miracle of nature on a boat tour of the mysterious Luminous Lagoon.
Sit back and relax in your personal raft as your captain navigates the jade-green waters of the Martha Brae River.
Race through the forest on Bobsled Jamaica. Soar above the treetops in a state-of-the-art Sky Explorer.
Soak up the sun and tropical vibes on the miles of white sand beaches, accompanied by a local guide.
Let the natural beauty along the river banks and waterfalls bring peace to your mind and body.
Sit back and relax as lazy river currents carry you through the rainforest to fast-paced rapids.
The greatest of Jamaican great houses, the Rose Hall Great House has a story with all the elements of an engaging novel.
Enjoy an exhilarating adventure ziplining over and climbing the famous Dunn’s River Falls.
A deep cavern within the tropical mountains of Jamaica, the Blue Hole gets its name from the deep azure hue of the water.