Experience a different side of Jamaica and discover that the country is so much more than a beach! Begin this full-day tour enjoying a scenic drive through the hills of Jamaica. Continue on through the hills of St. Elizabeth to what seems to be a small shop on the side of a long country road. You’ll board a jitney that will take you through a forest into a landscape of waterfalls surrounded by lush gardens and magnificent trees. There are 7 waterfalls in all, several of which cascade into natural pools. Lifeguards on site will indicate which areas are open for swimming. There is a natural pool that’s fed by underground and above-ground springs that is suitable for children and those not able to swim. Once you leave this tropical oasis your tour continues to the Black River on the south coast. Stop en route for a local Jamaican lunch before boarding the boat for a nature expedition on Jamaica's longest river. As you cruise the Black River, you’ll see native wildlife, including various species of birds and the Jamaican crocodile. At the end of the boat tour you’ll board the bus for the scenic drive back to Jamaica’s north coast.

This trip takes you to the town of Black River, where you will board a boat before traveling the longest navigable river in Jamaica. The Black River was very essential in the past when the island was a major producer of sugarcane. You will sail through the interior of the rainforest, before traveling through rural villages dotted along the coastline. You will be able to observe as you travel past exotic birds, plants, and wildlife such as the endangered American Crocodiles. There are plenty of crocodiles, so prepare your cameras to take snapshots. Soon you will be able to take a short break and enjoy a traditional Jamaican lunch, before journeying into the western side of the island passing through the historic Bamboo Avenue, a true masterpiece of nature. You will then head over to a nature-based attraction, YS Falls, which will give you the opportunity to explore the amazing waterfalls which are engulfed by lush botanical greenery and magnificent trees. You can change into your swimwear and take a dive into the crisp waterfalls, enjoying the splendor of this 120-foot-high marvel. Next, you can fascinate yourself into the operations of the Appleton Distillery, which has been producing the world-renowned Appleton Rum for decades.

Benefit from pick-up at your hotel in Montego Bay or Runaway Bay, and then embark on a cruise of the Black River. First, ride by bus along Jamaica's beautiful south coast, and pass quaint fishing villages and small towns. Your knowledgeable guide will highlight all the points of interest with humorous anecdotes and commentary along the way. Then, board your boat upon arrival at the Black River and take an exciting nature cruise along the longest river in Jamaica. Get a glimpse of everyday life and the authentic island far from the tourist resorts as you see native wildlife and local fishermen in their dugout canoes fishing for river shrimp. Next, enjoy a delicious Jamaican lunch before going to YS Falls, considered the most beautiful nature spot on the island. Cool down with a swim and play in the refreshing waters, or relax at the edge of the falls and take in all the action and lush surroundings. Get dropped off at your hotel at the end of the tour services.

Journey along the coast and through Jamaica’s interior. You'll begin with a scenic ride through lush hills and valleys. Board a boat and ride along the Black River - Jamaica’s largest navigable river and wetland. Listen to your captain and hear about the Black River's history and diverse ecology, which boasts more than 100 species of bird- and wildlife. Then, take a short ride across the pasture to reach the cascading waterfalls. You may choose to go on a canopy or river tube ride from here. Afterward, visit the Appleton Estate, a rum distillery that's been blending flavorful rums since 1749. Are, you'll sample freshly pressed cane juice and “wet sugar.”

This trip takes you to the town of Black River, where you will board a boat and travel the longest navigable river in Jamaica, the Black River. This river was very essential in the past when the island was a major producer of sugarcane. You will sail through the interior of the rain forest then through rural villages dotted along the coastline. As you travel, you will be free to observe exotic birds, plants, and wildlife ,such as the endangered American Crocodile. There are plenty of crocodiles along this river, so prepare your cameras to take snapshots. You will later take a break, during which you will enjoy a traditional Jamaican lunch. Following lunch, you will journey into the western side of the island passing through the historic Bamboo Avenue, a true masterpiece of nature. After this, you will head over to a nature-based attraction, YS Falls, where you will have the opportunity to explore the amazing waterfalls which are engulfed by lush botanical greenery and magnificent trees. It will be here that you can change into your swimwear before taking a dive into the crisp waterfalls and enjoying the splendor of this 120-foot wonder.

Leave your hotel behind and discover beautiful Jamaica. Nestled in a secluded valley on the less-travelled south coast, YS Falls is located on a working cattle and horse farm, the YS Estate. Set deep in the hills, this natural attraction boasts magnificent 7-tiered cascading waterfalls and an expansive wading pool fed by underground springs. Dive into the refreshing waters or relax in the cool mineral pools. Your next stop is at Floyd’s Pelican Bar, the local fishermen’s spot for relaxing with friends after a hard day of fishing. Built on a shoal over a kilometer out to sea, this bar is the ultimate place to hang with a cold beer, indulge in a seafood lunch, go snorkelling or simply take in the stunning panoramic view. Enjoy the ride as you pass seaside homes, guesthouses, and miles of sun-drenched beaches along the way.

Take a ride through the mountains and over to Jamaica’s scenic South Coast to one of Jamaica’s most beautiful and spectacular waterfalls; the YS Falls. Nestled within a secluded valley on the less travelled South Coast, YS Falls is located on a working cattle and horse farm, the YS Estate. Set deep in the hills, this nature base attraction boasts a magnificent 7-tiered cascading waterfalls and an expansive wading pool fed by underground springs. Take a refreshing dive or just relax in the cool mineral pools. Floyd’s Pelican Bar is a local fisherman’s dream to get away with his friends for some relaxation after a hard day of fishing. This hut erected on a shoal three-quarters of a mile out at sea is the ultimate spot to hang with a cold red stripe beer, have a seafood lunch, go snorkeling or simply just take in the stunning three hundred and sixty degrees panoramic view. Enjoy a stop at the Appleton Estate where you learn how the famous rum is made and sample said rum.

Your first stop on this small-group tour is YS Falls, where you’ll marvel at the 7-tiered waterfall, enjoy the thrill of a zip-line tour, and tube down the river. Once you arrive you can to explore the falls, swim in a spring-fed pool, enjoy the well-manicured picnic grounds, or shop for souvenirs in the gift shop. Next stop on this 7-hour is a journey through time at the legendary Appleton Estate Rum distillery located on Jamaica’s south coast. Experience firsthand the historic production process that begins with extracting juice from sugar cane. See the unique distillation process that takes place in 200-year-old pot stills and visit the barrel houses, where rums are aged to perfection. Your tour, which is designed for a group of up to 4 persons, is customizable and the tour operator will work with you to ensure that you make the most of your day’s excursion.