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Popularly known as Jamaica’s playground, Negril is home to the island's longest stretch of pristine white sand and is the perfect getaway for a little sun worship. Take a little time to get to know Jamaica and her history as you experience the real Jamaica on a Jeep Safari adventure tour. Heading west to the island’s interior in a 4x4 Land Rover you’ll discover the natural magnificence of Jamaica. The tour driver/guide will intrigue you with ancient tales of Jamaican life and stop at fascinating sights such as the former slave hospital that was converted into a church in 1846. Nature lovers will delight in exploring Jamaica’s South Coast and the island’s longest river on the Black River Safari. Your guide will educate you on the unique flora and fauna as you drive through mangroves and swamps. . Brave the deep seas and learn something new on the introductory Scuba Dive tour.

Montego Bay attracts millions of tourists every year. Jamaica’s rich music culture is also an experience quite unlike any other. Journey Away from the tropical waters of Montego Bay into the mountainous heart of Jamaica on the Johns-Hall Montego Bay Adventure tour. Engage with Jamaica’s charming people as you make your way to a local school where the children will delight you with folklore, songs & rhythmic music. No trip to Jamaica is complete without taking the time to appreciate Jamaica’s biggest musical legend Bob Marley. On Jamaica’s Spirit of Reggae- The Bob Marley Experience Tour you will journey to the birth place of the king of Reggae, the village of Nine Mile tucked away in the majestic mountains of Jamaica. The tour lets you walk through his childhood home that is now a museum. Need a little adrenaline rush? Start off with The Canopy Tour which zips through the Jamaican rainforest, crossing a variety of Jamaica’s landscapes.

Once a tiny fishing village, Ocho Rios is now a lively tourist hub and a must visit long-weekend getaway. Immerse yourself in Ocho Rios’ rich history with the Heritage Beach Horse Ride Tour. Begin by traveling to the north coast of Jamaica where you will visit Seville Great House and Heritage Park. Feel the Jamaican’s passion for music on the Zion Bus Tour as your driver-guide captivates you with stories about the legendary Bob Marley. Enjoy a traditional meal at the local Jerk Center before heading on to Nine Mile, the birth and final resting place of the reggae legend. Start your day off with the Irie Adventure Tour. Afterward, relax as you make your way down the serene Martha Brae River on a bamboo raft. Your tour ends at the world famous Dunn's River Falls.

The town of Falmouth on the northern coast of Jamaica is one of the largest colonial historic districts in the Caribbean and is home to the Historic Falmouth Cruise Port, the newest cruise port to open on the island. Founded in 1769, Falmouth was one of Jamaica’s busiest ports during the 18th century. Today it’s the capital of Trelawny Parish and is one of the country’s best preserved Georgian towns. How to get to Falmouth Cruise ships dock right outside Falmouth and getting to the historic district is as easy as walking through the port complex and crossing the street. As you walk through the port take note of one of the most important historic buildings in Falmouth: the former home of plantation owner John Tharp, located inside the port complex. Lining the walkway that heads out of the cruise port are illustrated signs with old photos and historic information about the town.