• Rose Hall Great House - The Rose Hall Great House is an early 18th-century plantation residence situated on a high elevation amidst thousands of acres in Rose Hall, Montego Bay. This historic house was once owned by the infamous Annie Palmer, known as one of Jamaica’s most notorious plantation owners, who possessed hundreds of slaves. Following her tragic death in 1831, the house became haunted. Even during the day, it presents a chilling sight. Although there is no stop at the Rose Hall Great House on the way to Negril, the tour guide will share its history and slow down for photo opportunities.
• Greenwood Great House - Constructed in the early 18th century, the Greenwood Great House is another plantation home built at a high elevation, a common strategy during the plantation era for overseeing the land and ensuring security. Unlike the haunted Rose Hall Great House, Greenwood offers a serene and relaxing atmosphere. Its history and architecture are truly captivating. As you pass by, the tour guide will slow down for you to take photos.
• Discovery Bay - Originally named Puerto Seco (“Dry Harbour”) by Christopher Columbus in 1494, Discovery Bay was so called because Columbus and his men initially couldn’t find fresh water. They later discovered a fresh water source about 5 miles west, naming it Rio Bueno (“Good River”). In 1947, Puerto Seco was renamed Discovery Bay, marking the landing site of Columbus and the Spanish on May 4, 1494. Although the park is temporarily closed for renovations, there will be a brief stop to capture the rich history of this historic town.
• Runaway Bay - This tour takes you through Runaway Bay, one of Jamaica’s most scenic and popular towns. Nestled between a stunning coastline and lush green mountains, its name is debated. Some believe it was named for the Spanish soldiers who fled from British troops led by Governor Ysassi after the 1655 British invasion, while others think it was an escape route for slaves heading to Cuba. Be ready with your cameras as you explore this picturesque area.
• Ocho Rios - Known as the heartbeat of St. Ann’s garden parish, Ocho Rios is a paradise for nature lovers. Once thought to be watered by eight rivers, its name actually comes from “Las Choreras,” meaning “waterfalls,” reflecting the area’s many waterfalls. From Fern Gully to Dunn’s River, Blue Hole, and Secret Falls, Ocho Rios is home to some of Jamaica’s most popular attractions. This charming colonial-style town, with a population of about 25,000, offers a variety of activities and cultural experiences, including visits to Bob Marley’s mausoleum and Seville Heritage Park. There will be a one-hour stop in the town center for shopping.
• Blue Hole - After a scenic drive along the north coast, you’ll arrive in Ocho Rios and head to the Cool Blue Hole and Secret Falls. Tucked away in the Saint Ann mountains, this untouched gem offers natural beauty and thrilling fun. Enjoy the bright blue waters of the mineral pool, surrounded by lush rainforest. Jump into the deep pool, swing on Tarzan ropes, or explore the caves. A short hike leads to the stunning Secret Falls. Capture the moment with photos, and photographers are available for hire. Bring a waterproof camera if you have one.
• Main Street - Shopping in Ocho Rios includes a visit to the Ocho Rios Craft Market or similar venues. A wide range of items is available, including rums, coffee, T-shirts, hats, jewelry, wood carvings, and art. It’s advisable to carry small bills, as not all vendors accept credit cards, and change may be given in Jamaican dollars.
• Scotchies Drax Hall - Scotchies Outdoor Garden Restaurant is renowned for offering the best jerk chicken and pork. Conclude your day’s activities with a visit to Scotchies for an unforgettable jerk experience. The menu caters to the whole family, including tender pork, succulent chicken, and festival. Steamed vegetables are available for non-meat eaters. Don’t miss the chance to try the homemade Scotchies specialty hot sauce made from local Scotch Bonnet Peppers.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional and local guide
• Private Tour
• Local taxes
• Transport by private vehicle

• Gratuities
• Food and drinks
• Photos & DVD (available to purchase)
• Entrance fees

This exclusive excursion is tailored solely to you and your group. You’re aided by a personal driver/guide for a more customised service and experience. You’re given up to 8 hours from the moment you’re picked up from your hotel to make the most of your trip to the Blue Hole. You’re in control. You set the pace. If you desire, you can partake in additional activities along your journey from your hotel to Ocho Rios within the allotted time (additional activities costs are at your own account). This plan is ideal for families or tight-knit friends looking to spend a memorable day together. You freely choose where to dine or shop.

• Listed price does not include a USD$15 entrance fee paid on the day of travel
• Maximum 4 passengers per group
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Infant meals not included
• Minimum drinking age is 18 years
• It is recommended that you bring cash, a camera, sunscreen, towel, swimsuit and water shoes
• Infant seats are not provided but customers are allowed to take theirs
• Limited amount of infant seats available
• Limited amount of child seats available
• Not recommended for travelers with back problems serious medical conditions however, you can use your discretion.

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