My Name is Roger Thompson , I am a born Jamaican but was raised up in the beautiful mountains close to the blue mountains National Park. My hobbies with nature and Music. I resign my jobs as Park Ranger and as forest Ranger. I am very knowledgeable about the plants and animals, insects. I have work with a lot of students, locally and internationally, for research. I love to meet people and teach. My community is very nice with view and waterfalls, sunset and sunrise. We roast coffee and like by nature in nature with nature. Now I am ready to share the best experience..

Rafting down the Rio Grande is another exciting outing, and is said to have been started by Errol Flynn. Rio Grande Rafting offers 6 mile (10km) cruises on bamboo rafts for two, poled by expert raftsmen through spectacular scenery.

Take a scenic drive high up into the mountains through local villages to the blue mountain factory or farm, you will make stops along the way for Jamaican treats such an ice cold coconut jelly or fruit in season. On your tour expect to sip blue mountain coffee, have a delicious Jamaican lunch or stop at a local restaurant, relax in nature, visit a natural spring or waterfall and top it off with some Blue Mountain Coffee ice cream at Devon House.

Visit the cradle of tourism in Jamaica, the home of “NATURALLY”, Port Antonio. Relax and let the natural beauty along the river banks bring peace to your mind and body.

The colourful history of river rafting began in Portland. Long bamboo rafts were used to transport bananas along the Rio Grande to and from the coast where they would be shipped to far off lands. Before long, visitors to the island would hitch a ride on the rafts, which proved to be the perfect vantage point from which to take in the gorgeous scenery of the island's lush interior. Flowing from high up in the majestic Blue Mountains and stretching over 65 kilometres, the Rio Grande is one of Jamaica’s longest rivers and an ideal route to slow down and savour the moment. Begin your rafting experience in the hills above Port Antonio. As you leisurely drift along, you'll be captivated by the stunning beauty of the surrounding flora and fauna. .

The parish of Portland is renowned for its beautiful coastline, with beaches like Frenchman's Cove, which is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world! Blue Lagoon is one of the most beautiful spots in Jamaica with 180 feet deep pool of turquoise water nestled in a cove surrounded by forested cliffs. Portland is a popular destination for visitors seeking a combination of adventure, relaxation, and seclusion far away from the popular touristy locations in Jamaica.

This 2-day locally guided tour takes you on an unforgettable exploration of Portland's must see and best sights. Bask in nature, relax on the beach, go river rafting and on nature walks through the rain forest. If you are looking for a getaway in nature or an experience of peace and tranquility mixed with an unforgettable adventure, then this tour is perfect for you. Accommodation cost not included: Pay on arrival (budget $70usd per night)

Explore lush botanical gardens before climbing up the beautiful Konoko Falls, located in the heart of Ocho Rios. Cool off in several natural pools and duck under the falls for a natural shoulder massage, courtesy of the cascading waters.

Plan a visit to the Island Gully Falls and Blue Hole in the scenic tropical hills of St. Ann. This lagoon-like pool fed by the cool river waters flowing down from higher elevations will be an experience to remember.

Known as Jamaica's most beautiful Parish. This day tour of Portland is a great way to explore your interest in cultural sightseeing, water attractions, local cuisine etc.