Kingston is the main city which is the capital of Jamaica which has a rich culture and history. This tour takes you to discover the rhythm of Jamaican life through an exploration of the capital.
Enjoy a guided tour which shares the rich history of this once vibrant city. In the 1500s Port Royal was one of the biggest cities in the Caribbean. It was ruled over by the Spanish, the English and eventually a band of pirates.
This tour allows guests to mingle and intertwine with the island’s culture and its people, discovering Kingston and Jamaica through the medium of art and various skillsets displayed by vendors at the Kingston Craft Market!
This guided tour shines the spotlight on Reggae music and its foundation along with the studios and producers who gave the world this amazing sound through instruments and talents.
Take in the rejuvenating freshness of the Caribbean breeze and beautiful view of the mountainous landscape of the Blue Mountain range just below Catherine’s Peak which stands 1502 meters above sea level.
Visit the cradle of tourism in Jamaica, the home of “NATURALLY”, Port Antonio. Relax and let the natural beauty along the river banks of the Rio Grande bring peace to your mind and body.
The Rose Hall Great House has a fascinating story attached to its history. The greatest of Jamaican Great houses – gear up for a candle lit evening tour! Learn about the history of Jamaica's White Witch through tales of love, and murder.
Experience the rich religious cultures of Jamaica by viewing several historic synagogues and churches in Kingston, some as old as over 300 years.
Go on a journey to the once old capital of Jamaica, a place which was once used for the auctioning off of slaves that were brought to the island to be sold to various plantation owners and other buyers in order to work the plantations.
Dunn's River Falls, a popular tourist attraction, is a famous waterfall near Ocho Rios, Jamaica. It is 180 feet high and 600 feet long. The waterfalls is terraced with natural steps for climbing. It is the most climbed falls in the world.
Board a uniquely Jamaican 30-foot bamboo raft and glide down the scenic White River. Spend your day comfortably rafting this 3-mile (4.8-km) river, learning about the flora a fauna, and jumping in the cool river water!
Have a Mystical Experience at Nine Miles, the birthplace of Bob Marley. Take in the world-famous Rastafarian religion, culture and practices - a must for every reggae enthusiast!
Take in the beautiful view of the mountainous landscape of the Blue Mountain range from the Holywell National Park.
Have a Mystical Experience in Kingston as this excursion shines a spotlight on Kingston’s Reggae scene. - a must for every reggae enthusiast!
Take a dip in the healing waters of the Rockfort Mineral Bath and then explore the City of Pirates at Port Royal for the amazing authentic Jamaican experience.
The Blue Mountain is known as the tallest mountain in the island and the highest in the Caribbean. Enjoy an exciting experience cruising down the mountain on a bicycle with guided trail leader who will tell you stories of Jamaica!
Portland is known to be one of the parishes that is untouched by the modern world. This natural rich forestry provides the island with the best drinking water in the world.
Travelling along the lush, green, scenic side of the island will take you to the wild and natural south coast. Enjoy the beautiful wildlife on the Black River Safari and relax in the refreshing waters at the YS Falls.
Come join us for some premium rum and Irie vibes as we visit two of Jamaica's treasures, the famous Joy Spence Appleton Estate and Floyd's Pelican Bar!
Soaring above treetops and climbing the famous waterfall known for being the most popular attraction in the island. This tour promises to be an experience to remember!
This guided tour shines the spotlight on Reggae Sound systems and its foundation along with a visit to the Bunny Lee Museum and Recording Studio for a look in to the world of amazing sound through instruments and talents.
This guided tour shines the spotlight on Reggae music with a visit to the Bunny Lee Museum and Recording Studio for a look in to the world of amazing sound through instruments and talents.
