A deep cavern within the tropical mountains of Jamaica, the Blue Hole gets its name from the deep azure hue of the water. Travelers visit to swim, cliff dive, and make their way through the lush rain forest to Secret Falls. Here we will Swim, dive and cool down in the cool water or just relax under one of the many waterfalls we as locals call this experience Dunns River 2.0.

It is known for its scenic river tours on bamboo rafts, where visitors can admire the lush vegetation, cascading waterfalls, and wildlife. The river is also historically significant, as it played a role in the Maroon resistance against British colonialism in the 18th century. here we will raft down the largest River Jamaica has to offer. stop for a sim and take pictures or just dine and enjoy the tastiest seafood cuisines you can find on any river in Jamaica.

Visitors can choose to bathe in the lagoon, snorkel, or take a boat tour and see the turtles at the turtle Island. Due to its natural mix of spring and seawater, the lagoon features different water temperatures, ranging from cold to warm, forming part of its charm.

Boston, Portland is credited as the original birthplace of jerk cuisine and the first instances of jerk cooked for commercial sale in Jamaica. The area, just west of San San and Port Antonio, is still home to the original jerk pits which eventually became the Boston Jerk Center, dating back to the 1940’s.Visitors can choose to bathe in the lagoon, snorkel, or take a raft tour. Due to its natural mix of spring and seawater, the lagoon features different water temperatures, ranging from cold to warm, forming part of its charm.

The remaining 4 hours and 30 mins will be spent enjoying the amazing cliff side views and the blue beaches as we journey from Ocho Rios to Portland. And making stops to enjoy fruits and other local dishes on the side of the road.