Climb Dunn’s River Falls
Located near Ocho Rios, this 960-foot waterfall is unique because it renews itself with travertine rock deposits that result from the calcium carbonate in the river’s waters. This phenomenon creates dome-shaped cataracts that jut from the falls, which aid climbers who brave the famous water feature.
Raft the Martha Brae
One of the most popular tourist activities is a gentle rafting experience on the Martha Brae. A member of the team of 85 licensed captains assists guests onto a thirty-foot bamboo raft before pushing off for a one-hour ride down a three mile stretch of the river.
Watch cliff jumpers at Rick’s Café
World-famous Rick’s Café in Negril is a bustling gathering spot for music, drinks, Jamaican fare, sunsets, and watching the cliff jumpers. Courageous patrons can opt to jump from one of three levels (10ft, 25ft, or 35ft) into the blue Caribbean below.
Tour Appleton Estate and taste rum
Jamaica is known for its rum, and Appleton Estate is the premier distillery on the island. For those interested in rum production, a tour of the estate grounds is an interesting way to learn about the process and then participate in a tasting.