Our  journey  starts  with   a  1.5  hour back  country  scenic  drive  out  to  fort  William  to  yardy adventure  park to do  our  first  adventure of  the  day,    A  nature hike through  a  working  farm where you'll  have  a  chance  to see  how crops  like  Papaya  Sugar  Cane are  cultivated  you'll  even    get a chance to taste local fruits that are in season. See how local produce are grown. Feel free to purchase whatever is ready for reaping. Learn about our local medicinal herbs, how they are grown, when to pick them and how to use them for treatment. Old time people say, the bush is best!  you'll enjoy  The best white water rafting on the Friendship River.  A  1  hour adventure  down river is all that is needed as you raft slowly down stream, speeding up as you bounce over rapids along the way.  You'll have  access to open bar that travels with you down stream stocked with snacks and drinks for the taking!  At your final destination you will meet an amazing phenomenon, where the Yardy River meets the Cabaritta River and the Friendship River. At the end of your rafting adventure, cool off in a natural Jacuzzi where the water is warm and bubbly. You also have the option to enjoy a Clay Massage done by one of our certified masseuse or do it yourself.  We'll  have  lunch  and  head back  to  your  hotel.

Today starts with a  early morning  scenic  drive  through  the  interior hills  of  the  

parish  of  St  Ann  to the small  mountain town  of  Nine  Miles  for  the   Bob Marley  

experience. We  will  introduce you  to the community  that  influenced one  of  the  

greatest Jamaican   Musicians  Bob Marley.  The tour start  with  a  walk through  t

he  same  house  that  Bob Marley  lived as  a  boy. Your  Guide  will share  with  you  

little  known insights into Bob Marley's childhood. Experience  a  peaceful walk  

through Bob Marley's mausoleum then  top  off  your  tour  with  some  live  reggae  

music  and  enjoy  a  ice  cold  red  stripe.

Our  journey  continues   on  to  Jamaica's  premier  tourist attraction, Dunn’s River Fall.  Dunn's River Falls is one  of  the  most famous waterfall in  the Caribbean and  

the  #1 tourist attraction in Jamaica  that receives thousands of visitors each year.  

Dunn's River Falls is one of the very few travertine waterfalls in the world that empties directly into the sea.

Climbing the waterfalls is a popular tourist activity and is often, but not exclusively, performed with the help of tour guides from the park. It takes about 1-1.5 hours to climb with short breaks for photographs and video recordings taken by the guides. There are also stairs, alongside of the falls, for those who do not want to get wet or are unable to manage the rocky, uneven terrain of the actual waterfall.

The falls are bordered by lush, green vegetation that shades the area from the sun and keeps the area, and climbers, cool. The climb can be relatively hard so is often undertaken as a hand-holding human chain led by a guide to make it easier.

Departing  Ocho  Rios at  around 8:30 in  the morning  for a scenic drive along the Eastern North coast through lush green countryside of banana plantations, coconut plantation and unspoiled coastline through  Port Maria , Annatto Bay into  Port Antonio. The parish  of Portland was  the  cradle  of  tourism  in Jamaica and  was once the home of wild Hollywood parties thrown by Errol Flynn, whose guests included Bette Davis, Ginger Rogers and more. 

We'll  make  our  first  stop  at  Somerset Falls.  Waters from the Daniels River race down a deep gorge through a rain forest. Flowering vines, waterfalls, and foaming cascades form a lush backdrop. You can swim in the deep rock pools of Somerset falls. Somerset Falls is a picturesque waterfall which is smaller and more tranquil than Dunn's River Falls. The falls run through a former indigo and spice plantation and are set amongst a scenic backdrop of woodland and rocks. To see the falls you need to take a boat trip up the Daniels River.  

Our  journey  continues  to  Blue  Lagoon  for  a  relaxing  water  front  boat  tour.  View  some  of  the  most  beautiful  vacation  villas  along  the way.  You'll  also  get  to  view  the  location  where  the  movie cocktails  and day  and  night  staring  Tom  Cruise  was  film.  Relax  at  a  private  beach  for  a  Jamaican  style  picnic,  swimming  and  snorkeling.  At  the  end  of  the  day  we'll check-in  to  the  hotel. Your  guide Escort/ guide  will  arrange  dinner  for  you..

  Today  day  will  be  at  leisure.. Your  diver  and  escort/guide  will  be  at  your  disposal  to  help  you  with  anything..  If  there  are  other  activities that  you  would  like  to  do  we'll assist. 

As  we  depart Port  Antonio Just  under  40  minute  drive  we'll  spend  a  few  hours  exploring  Reach  Fall.  Reach Falls is centered on an exotic waterfall cascading down a rock face into an emerald river pool. The lush greenery from the rain Forrest and the refreshing pool beneath the cascading waterfall promises a memorable experience. Reach Falls offers the opportunity to enjoy the cascading waterfall, a picnic area, and a guided tour upstream the Driver’s River (which feeds the waterfall) featuring a visit inside the legendary underwater caves 

Today  we  will  depart  Port  Antonio  for  a  very scenic  drive  along  the  coast through  St  Thomas into  Kingston.  Depending  on  the  time  we  arrive  we  will check into  our  hotel  then  venture  out  on  our  Bob  Marley  experience,  a  visit  to Bob Marley  museum.  Today's  lunch  will  be  at  the  world's  fastest man Usain Bolt"s tracks  and  records  and  Record. After  lunch  a  visit  to  Devon  House the former home of Jamaica’s first black millionaire. Now a protected heritage site, view the preserved 17th century mansion and learn about its rich history. National Heroes Park, which encompasses Heroes Memorial, occupies 30 hectares below Cross Roads on Marescaux Road within the large roundabout known as Heroes Circle. The roundabout surrounds what was once the city's main sporting ground, later becoming the Kingston Race Course. The park was also the site of several important historical events, including Emancipation Day celebrations on August 1, 1938; the jubilee celebrating Queen Victoria's reign in 1887; and the free Smile Jamaica concert where a wounded Bob Marley offered the people of Kingston a 90-minute performance in defiance of his would-be assassins in 1976. Heroes Park is also said to have been the battleground where warring factions from East and West Kingston would face off in organized skirmishes.  A rare jewel in the heart of Kingston city, Emancipation Park is a refuge for many who seek solitude and a soothing ambiance away from the hustle and bustle of daily living. It's an oasis where one can rejuvenate among its lush seven-acre landscape that symbolizes the legendary beauty of the island of Jamaica. Nature lovers can bask in the Park's scenery lined with tropical flowers and trees such as the majestic Royal Palm, its branches stretching outwards beckoning to the skies. Art lovers can appreciate the beautifully crafted 11 ft. bronze sculpture "Redemption Song" by celebrated Jamaican artist, Laura Facey that graces the ceremonial entrance of the Park.. Great  place  to  take  photos. 

Today’s  travels take  us through  Mandeville  to   the  South-coast  of  St  Elizabeth for  the  Black  River Safari,  a  one  hour  pontoon style boat  tour  up  the longest  navigational river in Jamaica to see birds, crocodile and other wildlife that make their homes along the riverbanks....feed a crocodile too!  .  We  will  have  lunch  at  the  Black  River  Restaurant after lunch  continue  on  to YS Falls.  Our  trip  start  with  a  15  minute  jitney  wagon ride  through one  of  the  oldest  plantation  on  the  island .  We’ll  take   1.5 hours to explore this stunningly beautiful water falls nestled  in  the  foot  hills  of  the  Cockpit Mountains.  You’ll  have  the  option  to  climb up  the  falls  with  a  falls  guide  or you can  just  venture  up  the  trails  for  some  of  the  most  beautiful photo opportunity. 

On  day  9   enjoy  the  morning  at  leisure  at   Margaritaville  on Negril's seven miles  beach where  we will spend  most of  the day  enjoying the beach entertainment, swimming,  just  frolicking  and basking in  the  sun. Lunch will  be  served  at  around 12-12:30 pm and  at  around  2:45 pm we’ll join the  crew on  board Tortuga  catamaran for a   3  hour  coastal  cruise  that  includes a  stop  at  one of  Negril’s finest tropical  reef  for  some snorkeling and swimming at Pirates Cove. Snorkeling  equipment  and  lessons included.  Enjoy  a  open  Jamaican ( FREE DRINKS) bar  on  board  and lots of reggae  music for the rest  of  the journey  to Rick’s  Cafe   at  rick's you'll  have  the  opportunity  to  take  part  in some  cliff  jumping  or  just  listen  to  the  live  reggae  music  and  chill  until  for  sunset.  

Day  10  you'll  have  at  leisure ..