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

What you will visit:

Dunn River Falls
One of Jamaica's national treasures, Dunn's River Falls is a breathtaking beauty and one of the only waterfalls in the world that empties directly into the sea. From approximately 600 feet high, sparkling water cascades over natural stepping platforms that allow you to climb from the bottom to the top. A frequent sight is a group of enthusiastic climbers, holding hands in a chain, as they're led to the top of the waterfall by a trained guide. For visitors who prefer not to get wet, a walkway along the side of the falls allows you to take full advantage of the experience. Please note that Dunn's River Falls can be very slippery in places. Wear sturdy rubber-soled shoes.

Prospect Plantation
Journey back in time to Jamaica's colonial days at Prospect Plantation. Built in the 18th century, the home was once a working fort that helped guard the area against pirates. Today, this 999-acre Jamaican plantation grows bananas, cassava, sugar cane, coffee, allspice and many other crops. Guests may even get to see Farmer Joe climb a 30-foot coconut tree! The Great House showcases the world's largest collection of turtle shell combs. Soak up the magnificent views from the house's expansive veranda, then take a leisurely stroll in the beautiful gardens filled with colorful and fragrant flowers. A jitney, an open-air tractor-drawn carriage is the mode of transportation around the extensive grounds.

What you will see along the way:
Once a fishing village, Ocho Rios, situated on the north coast of the island, is a thriving port that still maintains its unspoiled charms. Your motorcoach ride meanders through the lush, unspoiled interior of Ocho Rios winding past coastline vistas, local schools, churches and rural Jamaican villages.

Snack:
A welcome beverage is offered a Yaaman Adventure Park at Prospect Plantation.