Overview

Dunn's River Falls

The world-renown Dunn's River Falls is said to be the 8th wonder of the world. It is Jamaica's main attraction and is normally crowded by noon, so we make it our first stop to beat the crowd rushing to enjoy this 600 ft. of cascading spring-fed waterfalls. You get to climb it when it is least crowded and more private. Dunn's River Falls is known for its exhilarating guided climb up the breathtaking cascades. If you are unable or choose not to climb the waterfalls, there are balconies adjacent to the waterfalls where you can see others climb. There are also seats on the balconies. Another option is relaxing on the beautiful beach situated at the bottom of the waterfalls.

Green Grotto Caves

The fabulous Green Grotto Caves located in Discovery Bay, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, are one of the island’s most popular attractions. Its name was derived from the signature green algae on the walls of the cave.

History states that the cave was first used by the Taino Indians for the purpose of shelter; this was made clear by the discovery of cave paintings and fragments of pottery inside the cave. Runaway slaves made it their safe haven when hiding from their masters. The Spanish used the cave as a hiding place during the British Invasion in the year 1665, and they were used by smugglers to smuggle arms to Cuba, having a tunnel that led to the sand made this possible. The Jamaican government also used the entrance of the cave as a storeroom for rum barrels toward the end of the Second World War.