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Discover Jamaica

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Location Falmouth, Jamaica FA3-110
Location Falmouth, Jamaica FA3-110
Location Falmouth, Jamaica FA3-110
Location Falmouth, Jamaica FA3-110
Duration time 5.5 hours

Easy Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

WHAT YOU VISIT:
- Konoko Falls and Park
Coyaba, which means paradise in Arawak, is aptly named. This breathtaking "garden of Eden," located on a plantation dating back to the earliest days of the British colonial period, overflows with exotic flowers, sparkling koi fishponds, expansive lawns, natural springs, and wondrous waterfalls.

- Coyaba Garden Museum
Learn about Jamaica's earliest inhabitants with a tour of the lovely Spanish-style museum. Inside you'll find Arawak and Taino artifacts excavated on the site.

- Main Street in Ocho Rios
One of the island's most bustling areas is yours to explore at your own pace. Treat yourself to lunch at one of the many local restaurants before rejoining your transportation and returning to Falmouth.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
While at Konoko Falls and Park, stroll along the pathways shaded by banyan and cedar trees to Lookout Point for breathtaking views of the Bay of Ocho Rios.

SHOPPING
The gift shop in the picturesque courtyard of the Konoko Falls and Park brims with local crafts and jewelry. Plus, you may find that perfect souvenir in one of the many shopping centers stretched along Main Street.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Sit back and relax as the sights of Falmouth, Discovery Bay, Runaway Bay, and St. Ann's Bay slip back your window. Before reaching Ocho Rios, you'll travel through Fern Gully, a scenic three-mile stretch of road that's shrouded with over 600 different varieties of overgrown, verdant ferns.

Points of interest

Coyaba Gardens

Schedule

Special Notes

Minimum age to participate is 4 years old. Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Take along sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, money for shopping and incidentals

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Location Falmouth, Jamaica FA3-110
Location Falmouth, Jamaica FA3-110
Duration time 5.5 hours

Easy Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

WHAT YOU VISIT:
- Konoko Falls and Park
Coyaba, which means paradise in Arawak, is aptly named. This breathtaking "garden of Eden," located on a plantation dating back to the earliest days of the British colonial period, overflows with exotic flowers, sparkling koi fishponds, expansive lawns, natural springs, and wondrous waterfalls.

- Coyaba Garden Museum
Learn about Jamaica's earliest inhabitants with a tour of the lovely Spanish-style museum. Inside you'll find Arawak and Taino artifacts excavated on the site.

- Main Street in Ocho Rios
One of the island's most bustling areas is yours to explore at your own pace. Treat yourself to lunch at one of the many local restaurants before rejoining your transportation and returning to Falmouth.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
While at Konoko Falls and Park, stroll along the pathways shaded by banyan and cedar trees to Lookout Point for breathtaking views of the Bay of Ocho Rios.

SHOPPING
The gift shop in the picturesque courtyard of the Konoko Falls and Park brims with local crafts and jewelry. Plus, you may find that perfect souvenir in one of the many shopping centers stretched along Main Street.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Sit back and relax as the sights of Falmouth, Discovery Bay, Runaway Bay, and St. Ann's Bay slip back your window. Before reaching Ocho Rios, you'll travel through Fern Gully, a scenic three-mile stretch of road that's shrouded with over 600 different varieties of overgrown, verdant ferns.

Points of interest

Coyaba Gardens

Schedule

Special Notes

Minimum age to participate is 4 years old. Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Take along sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, money for shopping and incidentals