Arrive at any time. There are no planned activities until a welcome meeting in the evening.

The adventure begins tonight. Feel free to explore before your welcome meeting, but make sure you’re back in time to meet the group at 6:00pm. After introductions, your CEO will review the details of your tour. Please note that normal check-in times apply at our start hotels, but you can usually store your luggage for the day if you arrive early.

Rastafarian Indigenous Village and Montego River Garden

En route to Negril, visit a Rastafarian indigenous village. Meet a local guide at the Montego River Gardens and head out across the Montego River. Learn about the tropical plants (including 90 different herb beds), fruit trees, and wildlife in the river valley. Continue into the Rastafarian village and straight to the ‘ital spice’ kitchen to discover more about the Rastafari diet and their unique “ital” food preparation.

Spend a whole day enjoying Negril. Do as much or as little as you like– the day is yours for beach time or a number of other activities. Opt to explore the local caves and rocky bluffs. Walk the beach, visit the cliffs, scuba dive, windsurf, parasail, or do nothing at all and relax in a hammock.

Treasure Beach and Seven Waterfalls

Travel to Treasure Beach, a secluded piece of heaven on earth. Treasure Beach is not on the average Jamaica tourist’s radar, and we hope it stays that way, so the long stretches of beach are all yours to explore. You may opt to visit the seven waterfalls of YS Falls.

The Central African Region is home to the Batwa, one of the oldest Indigenous people in the area. For centuries the Batwa lived as hunter-gatherers, subsisting on what they found in nature. The people were displaced with the creation of a national park in 1991, formed for the protection of the endangered mountain gorillas. With limited resources and education, transitioning to a modern way of living has been challenging. Click here for a preview.

Visit the Bob Marley Museum or Opt to Visit Plenty of Historical Sights

Travel to the capital city of Kingston.

While in Kingston, visit the famous Bob Marley Museum to learn about the history of Jamaica’s most famous musician.

Enjoy a free day to explore. Join an optional tour of a Blue Mountain coffee plantation or check out a nearby market for some souvenirs.

The Great Migration

En route to Ocho Rios, visit a Maroon village. Hike through lush vegetation and into history. Learn the story of the Maroons – runaway slaves who fought against the British during the 17th to 19th centuries. Watch traditional dancing and drumming, and listen to stories, poetry and songs. Find out how to blow an Abeng (cow horn), once used by the slaves to communicate with each other over distances. Visit a secluded river with a number of crystal-clear pools perfect for swimming. Today pays respect to a part of Jamaica’s history often unseen. Learn about their important history in Jamaica before enjoying a Maroon feast with community members. Continue on to Ocho Rios.

Spend a full free day on this idyllic beach relaxing or opt to climb the stony face of Dunn’s River Falls, bargain for handicrafts at the market, explore Fern Gully in an Amazon-like rainforest, or horseback ride on the beach beside the Caribbean sea.

Travel to Montego Bay where the tour ends on arrival in the late morning. The van will make two stops in Montego Bay— one at the start hotel and one at the airport for those flying out this afternoon. Note: your flight must depart no earlier than 2:00pm today. Meals: (B)

We can assist you with flight reservations and extra nights of accommodation in Montego Bay to work around airline schedules from your home city.