• Green Grotto Caves - The Green Grotto Caves were initially inhabited by the Arawak Indians, who left behind pottery fragments and adzes. During the period when Jamaica was a British colony, the caves served as a refuge for the Spanish, who were being expelled by British settlers. The caves were also utilized by escaped slaves, which led to the name Runaway Caves. Between the two World Wars, smugglers used the caves to transport arms to Cuba. In the later years of World War II, the Jamaican government used the cave entrance as a storage area for rum barrels.

• Dunn’s River Falls and Park - At Dunn’s River Falls, visitors have the opportunity to climb 600 feet up the mountain. A guide will lead the group on a wet walk up the cascade’s rock terraces, ensuring a safe journey through the natural pools. Visitors can cool off in the freshwater, swim, and enjoy the rainforest’s tropical views from the top.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Green Grotto Cave entry fees: $ 10
• Dunn’s River Falls: adult $ 25
• Dunn’s River Falls entry fees: Children: $ 17
• Lunch

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.