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

What you will visit:

Good Hope Estate
Originally the home of Colonel Thomas Williams, grandson of one of the island's first settlers, The Good Hope Estate offers panoramic views of the Queen of Spain Valley, the Martha Brae River, and the thickly forested Cockpit Mountains. Boasting over 2,000 acres of lush vegetation and fruit groves, this genteel 18th-century estate and former sugar plantation is one of Jamaica's prized landmarks. The grounds house a large swimming pool, kids splash area, waterslide and relaxing hammocks. You can also taste various aged rums during the Appleton Estate Rum Tasting Experience.

What you will see along the way:
Traveling south from Falmouth, you'll notice the terrain change from bustling town to the lush greenery of the Cockpit Mountains as you approach the estate.


Rum Tasting/Lunch (on your own):
During the day, you'll participate in an aged-rum tasting from the iconic Appleton Estate collection, which is the second-oldest rum producer in the world, dating back to 1749, and learn the differences between white rums, spiced rums, and dark rums. When hunger strikes, delicious, fresh, Jamaican country-style food can be purchased (at your own expense) in the Sugar House restaurant.

Shopping:
Souvenirs as well as rum, coffee and Jamaican favorites can be found in the well-stocked gift shop located in a former sugar cane factory.